THE INTENSIFIED REPORT

As the ongoing protest to see an end to police brutality and extra-judicial killings continues, Nigerians in Italy, have stormed the Nigerian Embassy in the Rome. See photos below 👇👇👇👇

 The Lagos State Government has shutdown all schools in the state until further notice over tension arising from the ongoing #EndSARS protest. The Commissioner for Education, Folasade Adeisayo, issued the directive on Monday, stating that the safety of the pupils and students, parents and all staff working in schools is of immense importance at this critical period. She, however, advised parents to keep an eye on their wards and not allow them to be used as willing tools in the hands of those who might want to hijack the protests to unleash mayhem on the society. The commissioner also encouraged schools to utilize other means of distance teaching and learning i.e radio, television and online media as they have been doing during and post the recent COVID-19 lockdown. Adefisayo stated that a new date of resumption for all classes will be announced as soon as possible.

Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State, has issued a directive, banning all form of #EndSARS protests in the state. According to the statement communicated through the Commissioner of Information, the River State Government, said that there is no need to protests against a non-existent unit of the Police Force, citing the recent declaration made by the F.G. on SARS. — Gov N E Wike Information. (@GovWike) October 12, 2020 Nigerians all over the word are calling for the outright scrapping of SARS, end to police brutality and a total reform of the Nigeria Police Force. The protest has attracted important agencies as well as celebrities all over the world. 

 Nigeria recorded 164 new cases of coronavirus on Monday Oct. 12, according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 60,430 cases of the virus, 51,943 recoveries and 1,115 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-64 FCT-26 Enugu-20 Kaduna-11 Oyo-11 Plateau-8 Ondo-7 Anambra-4 Nasarawa-3 Osun-3 Ebonyi-2 Imo-2 Benue-1 Katsina-1 Ogun-1

Nigeria reported 153 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours ,the NCDC announced. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 59,001 cases of the virus, 50,452 recoveries, and 1,112 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-81 Rivers-21 FCT-11 Ogun-8 Kaduna-7 Oyo-6 Akwa Ibom-5 Osun-3 Katsina-3 Edo-2 Ebonyi-2 Nasarawa-2 Plateau-1 Kano-1

Nigeria reported 176 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, the NCDC has announced. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 57,613 cases of the novel coronavirus, 48,836 recoveries and 1,100 deaths. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows;     Lagos-73 Plateau-50 FCT-17 Rivers-8 Ondo-6 Niger-5 Ogun-5 Edo-3 Kaduna-3 Oyo-2 Bauchi-1 Bayelsa-1 Delta-1 Nasarawa-1

Nigeria reported 195 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, the NCDC announced. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 57,437 cases of the virus, 47,674 Recoveries and 1,100 deaths. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Enugu-51 Gombe-40 Lagos-39 Plateau-23 FCT-15 Rivers-12 Kaduna-8 Ondo-3 Bauchi-2 Edo-1 Ogun-1

Nigeria saw its COVID-19 cases rise by 587 on Wednesday June 17. The NCDC announced that 587 new cases of the virus were recorded across different states in the country, with Lagos recording the highest number. Nigeria now has a total of 17,735 cases, with 5,967 discharged, while 469 fatalities have been recorded. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-155 Edo-75 FCT-67 Rivers-65 Oyo-56 Delta-50 Bayelsa-25 Plateau-18 Kaduna-18 Enugu-17 Borno-12 Ogun-12 Ondo-7 Kwara-4 Kano-2 Gombe-2 Sokoto-1 Kebbi-1

The United States Government has today Tuesday June 16, filed indictments against six high profile Nigerians for conducting an elaborate scheme to steal over six million dollars from victims across the United States. Richard Uzuh, Micheal Olorunyomi, Alex Ogunshakin, Felix okpoh, Nnamdi Benson and Abiola Kayode are all found wanting for cybercrimes, in which their victims were defrauded of more than $6 million dollars via BEC fraud scheme and Romance fraud scheme, following Investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). As a result of their indictments, all property and interests in property of the aforementioned individuals that are in the possession or control of U.S. persons or within or transiting the United States are blocked, and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from dealing with them.

Nigeria on Sunday June 14, recorded 403 new cases of coronavirus according to the Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC. The new  cases now means that the country has now recorded 16,085 cases of the virus, with 5,220 discharged and 420 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Gombe-73 Lagos-68 Kano-46 Edo-36 FCT-35 Nasarawa-31 Kaduna-17 Oyo-16 Abia-15 Delta-13 Borno-13 Plateau-8 Niger-7 Rivers-7 Enugu-6 Ogun-6 Kebbi-3 Ondo-1 Anambra-1 Imo-1

Nigeria on Saturday June 13, reported 501 new cases of coronavirus. The new cases were confirmed and announced by the Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC, via a tweet. Nigeria has a recorded a total of 15,682 , with 5,101 discharged and 407 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-195 FCT-50 Kano-42 Kaduna-27 Edo-26 Oyo-22 Imo-21 Gombe-17 Benue-12 Enugu-12 Delta-11 Anambra-11 Ebonyi-10 Nasarawa-9 Ogun-9 Bauchi-8 Kebbi-4 Akwa Ibom-3 Jigawa-3 Katsina-3 Yobe-2 Borno-2 Kwara-1 Ondo-1

Nigeria on Thursday June 11, recorded 681 new cases of coronavirus, according to the Nigeria Center for Disease Control. The new cases were reported across different states in the country and we're announced by the NCDC via their Official Twitter account. The new cases now means that Nigeria has recorded over 14,000 cases of the deadly virus, with fatalities nearing 400. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; 681 new cases of #COVID19; Lagos-345 Rivers-51 Ogun-48 Gombe-47 Oyo-36 Imo-31 Delta-28 Kano-23 Bauchi-18 Edo-12 Katsina-12 Kaduna-9 Anambra-7 Jigawa-5 Kebbi-4 Ondo-4 Nasarawa-1 Total number of cases stands at 14,554 , with 4,494 discharged and 387 deaths.

The Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC, has announced that the country recorded 409 new cases of coronavirus on Wednesday June 10. The NCDC in a tweet confirmed that the new cases were recorded across different states in the country. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 13,873 cases of the virus, with 4,351 discharged and 382 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-201 FCT- 85 Delta- 22 Edo- 16 Nasarawa- 14 Borno- 14 Kaduna- 14 Bauchi-10 Rivers-9 Enugu- 5 Kano- 5 Ogun- 4 Ondo- 4 Bayelsa- 2 Kebbi- 2 Plateau- 2

No fewer than 69 people lost their lives and a village razed to the ground as Boko Haram gunmen attack the village of Faduma Koloram, in Gubio local government area of Borno State on Tuesday June 9, according to Reuters . The men arrived in vehicles and motorcycles, shooting sporadically with AK-47s, razing the village and stealing 1,200 cattle and camels. According to accounts by a resident, a Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) member and a soldier, the men attacked because they suspected residents of sharing information on Boko Haram's movement with security authorities. "It's an unfortunate day for us to witness this," said CJTF fighter Kachallah Bumu. Residents has always repelled previous attack by the terrorist group, but this one caught them off guard. "They took us unaware and killed our people," he said. Boko Haram and its offshoot, Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), have killed and displaced millions in northeastern Nigeria.

Nigeria recorded 663 new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday June 9, the NCDC disclosed. In a tweet, The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, confirmed and announced that 663 new cases of the novel coronavirus has been recorded across different states in the country, with Lagos recording the highest daily infection. The new cases mean that Nigeria has now recorded a total of 13,464 cases of the deadly bug, with 4,206 discharged and 365 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows: Lagos-170 Ogun-108  Bauchi-69 Ebonyi-49 Edo-33 Rivers-30 FCT-26 Jigawa-26 Delta-20 Anambra-17 Gombe-16 Kano-16 Imo-15 Abia-14 Borno-11 Oyo-11 Plateau-8 Kebbi-6 Kaduna-6 Ondo-4 Niger-2 Katsina-2 Osun-1 Ekiti-1 Kwara-1 Nasarawa-1 

Nigeria recorded 260 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday June 7. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, confirmed and announced that 260 new cases of the deadly virus was recorded across different states in the country. The Country has now recorded a total of 12,486 , with 3,959 discharged and 354 deaths. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows, Abia-67 FCT-40 Lagos-38 Ogun-19 Gombe-16 Edo-14 Imo-9 Kwara-8 Katsina-8 Nasarawa-8 Borno-8 Kaduna-6 Bauchi-5 Ekiti-4 Niger-2 Ondo-2 Plateau-2 Kano-2 Sokoto-2

Nigeria have now recorded over 12,000 cases of the novel coronavirus. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, announced that the country recorded 389 new cases of the virus on Saturday June 6. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 12,233 cases of the virus, the third most in the continent, 3,826 cases have been discharged, while 342 fatalities have been recorded. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-66 FCT-50 Delta-32 Oyo-31 Borno-26 Rivers-24 Edo-23 Ebonyi-23 Anambra-17 Gombe-17 Nasarawa-14 Imo-12 Kano-12 Sokoto-12 Jigawa-8 Ogun-7 Bauchi-5 Kebbi-2 Kaduna-2 Katsina-2 Ondo-2 Abia-1 Niger-1

Nigeria recorded 328 new cases of coronavirus across different states in the country on Friday June 5, 2020. The new cases were confirmed and announced by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, via their official Twitter account. The new cases  means that Nigeria has now recorded a total of 11,844 cases of the virus, with 3,696 discharged and 333 Fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-121 FCT-70 Bauchi-25 Rivers-18 Oyo-16 Kaduna-15 Gombe-14 Edo-13 Ogun-13 Jigawa-8 Enugu-6 Kano-5 Osun-2 Ondo-2

Nigeria recorded 350 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday June 4, 2020. The NCDC confirmed and announced that the country recorded 350 new cases of COVID-19 across different states of the federation. Nigeria now has a total of 11,516 cases of the deadly bug, with 3,535 discharged, and 323 deaths recorded. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-102 Ogun-34 FCT-29 Borno-26 Kaduna-23 Rivers-21 Ebonyi-17 Kwara -16 Katsina-14 Edo-10 Delta-10 Kano-10 Bauchi-10 Bayelsa-9 Imo-8 Plateau-4 Ondo-3 Nasarawa-2 Gombe-1 Oyo-1

Nigeria on Wednesday June 3, reported 348 new cases of COVID-19, according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control. The number of COVID-19 cases in the country continued it's daily rise and has now reached over 11,000. The NCDC confirmed that the total number of cases in the country stands at 11,166 , with a reported 3,329 cases discharged, as well as 315 deaths. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-163 FCT-76 Ebonyi-23 Rivers-21 Delta-8 Nasarawa-8 Niger-8 Enugu-6 Bauchi-5 Edo-5 Ekiti-5 Ondo-5 Gombe-5 Benue-4 Ogun-2 Osun-1 Plateau-1 Kogi-1 Anambra-1