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COVID-19 vaccines

July 7, 2021

Senate passes N982.7 billion supplementary budget

President Muhammadu Buhari had presented a supplementary appropriation bill of N895.8 billion to the National Assembly for approval.

Nigerian Senate floor
June 25, 2021

Over 2,000 injected with fake COVID-19 vaccines in India

“Preliminary investigations indicated they had most likely been injected with saline solution in place of the Covishield vaccine.”

June 22, 2021

Buhari sends N895 billion supplementary budget to Senate

President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, read Mr Buhari’s letter at the commencement of Tuesday’s plenary.

Buhari and Lawan
May 22, 2021

EU names Ghana as Africa’s manufacturing hub for COVID-19 vaccine

The EU said this is as a result of the initiatives already taken by the Ghanaian government towards the domestic manufacturing of vaccines.

President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen and President Nana Akufo-Addo of Ghana
March 16, 2021

Fake COVID-19 vaccines in circulation, says FG, rejects private importation

“Private importation of COVID-19 vaccines has not been authorised due to reports of substandard, falsified vaccines.”

Minister of Health Osagie Ehanire
March 15, 2021

Facebook to label COVID-19 vaccine posts

Conspiracies about the COVID-19 vaccines have proliferated on social media platforms during the pandemic.

COVID-19 vaccine
March 4, 2021

Governors meet today on COVID-19 vaccines distribution

“The meeting is of a single-item agenda, which will discuss the delivery of the COVID-19 vaccines.”

Fayemi
March 3, 2021

Oil prices rise as OPEC+ decides against increasing output

Brent oil was up $1.28, or two percent, to $63.98 a barrel by 1050 GMT.

OPEC
February 26, 2021

Africa has stepped up vaccine procurement: WHO

“No country is safe until all countries are safe,” said Ms. Moeti.

Matshidiso Moeti
February 21, 2021

Nigeria may receive COVID-19 vaccines in 10 days: Minister

The minister stressed that Nigeria had put all facilities in place to receive the vaccines.

Minister of Health Osagie Ehanire