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Coronavirus: Forces of Darkness Will Soon Be Overcome -Archbishop declared
Coronavirus: Forces of Darkness Will Soon Be Overcome -Archbishop declared
COVID-19 is the work of the forces of darkness in Nigeria – said Archbishop Julius Ediwe
The Cleric said Nigerians will over COVID-19 in no distance time. He added that Faith in the word of God should be Nigerians watch work because every good and perfect gift is the Lord.
He predicted on Monday, May 11, that very soon the whole world will overcome the Coronavirus pandemic.
He said that the National Inter-Faith and Religious Organization for Peace (NIFROP) has been fasting and praying for God’s intervention.
The sermon by Archbishop Ediwe titled “The beginning of the end”, said that forces of darkness behind COVID-19 will be put to shame.
Archbishop said God revealed to him that COVID-19 can be linked to the Boko Haram issue in Nigeria. He made it known that has God helped us to defeat Boko Haram, that we shall defect Coronavirus pandemic.
He said, “I would like to state that just like God delivered victory to Nigeria against the Boko Haram terrorist group, He will also deliver Nigeria from the coronavirus pandemic.”
He pleaded to Nigerians that whatever religion we are, we should be resolute in prayers in anticipation of the great victory ahead of us.
Ediwe said, “The coronavirus pandemic cannot be worse than the Boko Haram war in Nigeria. If God delivers us victory, He has also promised to deliver victory to Nigeria again.”
The added that NIFROP is an organization that consists of both Christians and Muslims that comes together to pray and fast under one voice for the liberation of Nigeria over the years.
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He added that our faith in God is the most vital thing needed at this point in time.
Archbishop added this: “When we walk through the fire, we will not be burned; the flames will not set us ablaze because God is with Nigeria, and this COVID-19 pandemic too shall pass.”
Some clerics have gathered themselves in Abuja to pray against the forces of darkness planning the destabilization of Nigeria.
More than 500 clerics from various churches across the country, said prayer and fasting are needed in the salvage of the country in this present situation at hand.
Before now NIFROP had engaged in a spiritual campaign to defeat the ideology of Boko Haram terrorists.
The clerics embarked on a 21-day prayer and fasting canvassed for Unity and Peace in the country.
They called for total support for the Military and its leadership in the fight against terrorism in Nigeria.
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The patient escaped from the NYSC isolation center and the necessary measures to find him have been put in place.
The implemented initiative of the Central bank of Nigeria to mitigate COVID-19’s economic impact accounted for about 3.5% of Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product.
Godwin Emefiele, the CBN Governor stated this during his presentation at the 30th annual conference of financial reporters.
Emefiele was represented at the event by the apex bank’s spokesperson, Osita Nwanisobi.
Cumulatively, the bank’s intervention efforts represented about 3.5% of the GDP.”
He explained that the policy measures included a cumulative reduction of the monetary policy rate from 13.5% to 11.5% between May and September 2021 in order to spur lending to the economy and support the current recovery of output growth; Reduction of the interest rate on CBN intervention loans from nine to 5%; and a one-year extension of the moratorium on principal repayments for CBN intervention facilities.
The Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) in Nigeria continues to record increases as the latest statistics provided by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control reveals that as of 23rd of September, 203,514 cases have been confirmed, 191,950 cases have been discharged and 2,668 deaths have been recorded in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
A total of 2.99 million tests have been carried out as of 23rd September 2021.
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Lagos State commissioner for health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, says the number of confirmed Covid-19 infections in the state stands at 76,201.
Abayomi made the disclosure through his Facebook account, on Saturday while giving an update on the state’s Covid-19 status.
He said that 4,644 tests were conducted in the state on the reported dates, from which 218 infections were confirmed.
According to him, the new infections increased the state’s total Covid-19 infections to 76,201.
He said the total number of covid-19 tests conducted in the state since inception of the pandemic was 737,141 while 5,029 Covid-19 patients, who had been successfully treated, had also been discharged from the state’s care centres.
The commissioner disclosed that the state recorded another six Covid-19 related fatalities, increasing the number of Covid-19 deaths in the state to 637.
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The National Primary Health Care Development Agency, NPHCDA says 4,680,000 Nigerians have so far been vaccinated against Covid-19.
The executive director /chief executive officer of the agency, Dr. Faisal Shuaib, disclosed this during the South-South zonal town hall meeting on Covid-19 vaccination on Saturday in Benin organised by the presidential steering committee on Covid-19, in collaboration with NPHCDA and the Edo State government.
Shuaib noted that out of the 4,680,000 million vaccinated Nigerians, about 1,865,127 were fully vaccinated with the two doses.
He stated that the figure was below the nation’s target, adding that the threats posed by the virus could prevent the country from returning to normal living.
According to him, in the course of the next few weeks, NPHCDA plans to gradually involve the private sector as sites for Covid-19 vaccination.
Shuaib, however, disclosed that the federal government had set up a joint task force on Covid-19 vaccine for monitoring and accountability in collaboration with the security agencies.
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