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THIS  is the website for WAEC E-LEARNING Resources .It has  all subjects and Chief Examiner's Report for the past ten (10) years . https://waeconline.org.ng/e-learning All students preparing for the 2020 Senior Secondary School Examination ,SSCE should visit the site and prepare for the examination using the available resources .It has past questions and other guides which candidates should use especially during this lockdown window Best of luck. For more details...

Governor Babajide Sanwolu Adressing the public Lockdown Relaxation Guidelines from 4th of May, 2020 by Gov. Sanwoolu.  Highlights: Official working hours will be from 9am to 3pm Offices to operate at 60% capacity with infrared Thermometer and cleaning item provided by such offices.  Commercial buses to operate at 60% capacity. Okada not allowed. Entertainment or event center remain close till further notice. Funerals are permitted with maximum of 20 people and they must maintain physical distances, and no party or merriment after the burial.  Curfew will commence from 8pm and end 6am. Schools still remain closed.  Schedule will be done for our normal markets like Mile12 etc, it can be daily operations.  NURTW, NECA, MAN and state government to work out the modalities so as to ensure there's full compliance.  Religions operations remain closed till further notice.  Civil servants from level 1-12 are to remain at home except thos...

The Nigerian president has expressed deep concern over a high number of unexplained deaths in the northern state of Kano, amid fears they could be caused by Covid-19. President Muhammadu Buhari said  a lockdown would be imposed in Kano for an additional two weeks, and that he was sending a government team to investigate. Nigeria's Health Minister Dr Osagie Ehanire says the situation is being "monitored closely". But following preliminary investigations the state authorities have dismissed a connection with coronavirus. Hundreds of people are rumoured to have died in the community but no official death records are kept. Grave diggers initially raised concerns that they were burying a higher than usual number of bodies. Ali, a grave digger at the Abattoir Graveyard, told the BBC: "We have never seen this, since the major cholera outbreak that our parents tell us about. That was about 60 years ago." Ima This week, the state governor i...

President Muhammad Buhari Standing With The National Podium to address the Nation President Buhari will address the nation at 8pm today, April 27. This was confirmed in a statement issued in Abuja by Femi Adesina, Special Adviser to the President on Media & Publicity, on Monday. This would be the third time the President would be doing a live broadcast since the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The statement enjoined broadcast stations to hook up to the network services of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) respectively for the broadcast. The president will be expected to speak on the current lockdown he had earlier imposed on the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Lagos and Ogun states as some state governors have called for an interstate restriction of movements to contain the virus. After four weeks of two instalments, the lockdown expires today. Source

FG, Governors Gathering Amid Convid-19 Lockdown The Federal Government is not disposed to the call by State Governors for the relaxation of the current lockdown in the country on account of the coronavirus pandemic, The Nation gathered last night. The federal authorities, sources said, are much in favour of partial restrictions in 33 of  the 36 states with a view to mitigating the effects of the current lockdown in many parts of the country as against the relaxation being sought by the governors. Read more....

Minister of Information - Kai Mohammed  The Abia State Government has countered a claim made by the Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, over the recent killing of a petrol attendant in the state. Mr Mohammed, during a recent briefing of the presidential task force on COVID-19 said the man was killed by a motorist, and not the police. “The petrol attendant was not actually killed by the policeman,” Mr Mohammed had said. “Fact at our possession is that the policeman hit a Keke, people were protesting so during the protest another motorist hit the petrol attendant.” Continuing, he said, “Well, it does not matter who killed, a life is very precious but we just wanted to establish the fact of the matter that the petrol attendant actually died when he was hit by an oncoming vehicle during the protest.” Read more....

World Health Organization Getty Image The World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Saturday that there is no evidence that people who test positive for the new coronavirus and recover are immunised and protected against reinfection . The warning suggests that the issuance of “immune passports” may promote the continued spread of the pandemic. “There is currently no evidence that people who have recovered from #COVID19 and have antibodies are protected from a second infection,” WHO said in a statement. “As of 24 April 2020, no study has evaluated whether the presence of antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 confers immunity to subsequent infection by this virus in humans.” Some governments, wanting a gradual return to work and the resumption of economic activity, have put forward the idea of issuing documents attesting to the immunity of people on the basis of serological tests revealing the presence of antibodies in the blood. But the effectiveness of an immunisation ...