In the world today, health is on everyone’s minds and the trending question is “How can I avoid contacting the coronavirus?”
African Energy Chamber Appoints Elizabeth Rogo as President for East Africa
The African Energy Chamber has appointed Eng. Elizabeth Rogo, Founder & CEO of TSAVO Oilfield Services, as its President for East Africa.
COVID-19: A Female Champion Raising Rural Sensitization Awareness
Women continue to play a critical role towards reducing the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In an effort to raise awareness of the deadly pandemic, Coronavirus, Mrs. Betty Anyanwu – Akeredolu, First Lady of Ondo State, Southwest Nigeria, has organized a training for town criers within five autonomous communities in her hometown, Emeabiam, Umuokpo, Eziobodo, Eziokele, and Okolochi – Imo state, Nigeria.
Words on the Marble
In the face of the current global challenge, when the entire world is silent, as evident by deserted and quiet streets, staying connected and caring for one another can help spread love and hope in this dark time. Ibifuro Ken-Giami
COVID-19: How those Suffering from Anxiety Disorders Can Cope
Sequel to my previous article on How those Suffering from Anxiety Disorders Can Cope, I was right about the reason for Jasmine’s call. She was having a relapse following the recent scare and happenings caused by the COVID-19 epidemic.
Nigeria’s FCT Minister Tests Negative
Nigeria’s Minister of State, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Dr. Ramatu Aliyu, has tested negative for coronavirus.
In series of tweets on her handle, Dr. Ramatu revealed that the result of the test which she took on Wednesday, came out negative on Thursday.
France Moves to Fund Hotel Rooms and Counseling Centers as Domestic Abuse Rises in Lockdown
France has said it would pay for hotel rooms for victims of domestic violence and open pop-up counselling centres after figures showed the number of abuse cases had soared during the first week of a lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus. Gender Equality Minister Marlene Schiappa said about 20 centres would open in shops around the country so women could drop in for help while getting groceries. The government on Monday also announced an extra one million euros ($1.1m) in funding for anti-domestic abuse organisations to help them respond to increased demand for services. The initiatives were launched after the government said late last week that reports of domestic abuse to police had jumped 36 percent in Paris and 32 percent elsewhere in France after the restrictions came into force. The cases included two murders. France began a nationwide lockdown on March 17 which will remain until at least…