TB Joshua’s burial: LASG inspects facilities at SCOAN in compliance with Covid-19 safety protocol

The House of Representatives on Tuesday unveiled plans to engage Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) as well as oil companies and other major Multinational companies with the view to ensure compliance with the remittance of pension funds.

On the sidelines of the 7th Capital Market Information Security Forum organised by the Nigerian Stock Exchange to discuss the need to fast track compliance to data regulation in Nigeria, CNBC Africa’s Esther Awoniyi spoke to Linus Okeke, Partner and Leader of Forensic and Integrity Services at Ernst and Young West Africa.

Crowds of mourners gathered in Kerman, the hometown of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, for the final stage of his funeral procession. Iranian state TV reported that a stampede led to 35 death and 48 people injured.

Nmandi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has asked the Nigerian Army to withdraw their troops from the premises of his father’s house in Afaraukwu community, Umuahia, Abia State.

As a measure to contain the spread of the coronavirus outbreak in Lagos, the State Government on March 22, issued a ban on all religious and social gathering of over 20 people within the state. On Sunday, Guardian TV went around the city to monitor compliance and here's what we discovered.

Ilorin Central Mosque was under lock and keys on Friday as Kwara government enforces no gathering order following the outbreak of Coronavirus.

The visiting 15-member medical team from China have arrived the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, despite opposition by the Nigerian Medical Association and Lawmakers.

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The Lagos State Ministry of Transportation has released guidelines for transport operations in the state, in order to contain the spread of COVID-19.

As the world continues to battle the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, health experts and the NCDC have advised the compulsory use of face masks as an additional layer of physical distancing to help block the spread of respiratory droplets from person to person.

We take a look at an increasingly popular and frugal trend in Hong Kong: being turned into a gem, instead of being buried. We also discuss how the American press is covering the run-up to the first presidential debate. Finally, we find out why a gift to Britain's Prince George is creating a fuss.

The latest trove was found in 22 burial shafts at Saqqara, south of Cairo, and date back four millennia. The finds include a long papyrus Book-of-the-Dead roll said to guide the dead "through the underworld."