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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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Nigeria’s Government on Tuesday said it is expecting a shipment of 3.92 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine by end of July or early August.
Speaking during a press conference in Abuja, the Executive Director, National Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NPHCDA), Faisal Shuaib, said, “we now have information that Nigeria will get 3.92m doses of Oxford-AstraZeneca by end of July or early August”.
As we receive additional information on the exact dates in August, we will provide an update regarding timelines and details, he said.
While working with Nigeria’s international partners to confirm the next shipment of vaccines to Nigeria, Shuaib stated that the federal government has commenced administering the first dose of the vaccine which was earlier halted due to shortages of vaccines.
Shuaib further added that the goal of government is to do everything possible to educate, combat misinformation and engender confidence in the safety and effectiveness of vaccines and ensure all Nigerians have clear information on how, where, and when to get the vaccine.
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The Nigerian civil aviation authority has issued guidelines for companies providing in-flight catering services to airlines operating domestic flights in Nigeria.
In a circular issued by the NCAA on its website on the resumption of domestic flight operations in the country, in-flight catering companies are required by the authority to carry out regular risk assessments of their operations, and put in place remedial actions to address any identified hazard to prevent the possible spread of Covid-19 virus to their customers through their products.
According to the circular, domestic airlines will only serve pre-packed catering products in sealed containers to their passengers during disembarkation while catering products won’t be served or consumed in-flight by airlines or passengers respectively on any domestic flight.
It further urged all domestic airlines to comply with its directives in other to help curb the spread of the coronavirus disease.
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Europe’s drug regulator said on Friday that batches of Johnson & Johnson’s covid-19 vaccine made for the region around the time when contamination issues were revealed at a U.S. manufacturing site would not be used.
The announcement came in the wake of reports, which said the U.S. Food & Drug Administration had asked Johnson & Johnson to discard 60 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine that were manufactured at the troubled Baltimore factory.
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) said it was aware a batch of the active substance for J&J’s Covid-19 vaccine had been contaminated in April, with materials for another vaccine made at the site in Maryland owned by Emergent Bio solutions.
The production of J&J’s vaccine at the site was halted by U.S. authorities and J&J was put in charge of manufacturing at the plant.
The April error involved ingredients from AstraZeneca’s covid-19 vaccine, also being produced at the plant, contaminating a batch of J&J’s vaccine, developed by its Janssen unit.
However, EMA said the batches of the vaccine released in the region had not been affected by the cross contamination, based on the information it has.
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