Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has infected nearly one million people and had killed thousand in the world, which originated from Wuhan, China that was discovered in 2019 and spread to other countries in the world.

What is coronavirus?
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) coronavirus disease(COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered coronavirus.
According to the research coronavirus are a family of viruses that cause disease in animal.
A virus is a submicroscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism. Viruses can infect all types of life forms, from animals and plants to microorganisms, including bacteria and archaea.
Moreso, viruses spread in many ways. One transmission pathway is through disease bearing organisms known as vectors, for example, virusare often transmitted from plant sap, such as aphids, and virus in animals can be carried by blood sucking insects.

Where does it originated from?

In December 2019, a pneumonia outbreak was reported in Wuhan, China. On December 2019, the outbreak was traced to a novel strain of coronavirus, which was given the interim name 2019-nCoV by the world health organization (WHO) later renamed SARS-CoV-2 by the international committee on taxonomy of viruses.

Further more, how does it transmitted to human since virus transmitted from living cell to living cell.

Some group of researchers believed that coronavirus is from a wet market in Wuhan which sold bothdead and live animals including fish and birds.
Such market pose a heightened riskof virus jumping from animals to humans because hygiene standards are difficult to maintain if live animals are being keptand butchered on site. Typically, they are also densely packed allowing disease to spread from species to species.

Another group of researchers believed that the Huanan seafood wholesale market may not be the original source of viral transmission to humans.
The virus has similarity to a bat coronavirus, so it is widely suspected to originated from bats as well.

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Why Western countries are withdrawing their nationalists from Nigeria?

Is their countries safe of COVID-19?

Is there secret FG is hiding from the masses of Nigeria that has leak to them?

How are we sure that we are safe from the hands of this Nigerian government?

Are we well prepared for this coronavirus disease 2019?

Questions will should be asking ourself.

May God help us in this (Nigeria) Country

Until a vaccine or treatment is ready what can I do?
Vaccines prevent infections and the best way of doing that at the moment is good hygiene.

If you are infected by coronavirus, then for most people it would be mild and can be treated at home with bed-rest, paracetamol and plenty of fluids. Some patients may develop more severe disease and need hospital treatment.

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Nice: British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's takeover of French club cleared

Patrick Vieira's Nice finished seventh in Ligue 1 last season
The takeover of French Ligue 1 side Nice by British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has been cleared by the country's competition authority.

Ratcliffe, Britain's third richest man, reportedly had a €100m (£88.77m) offer accepted earlier this year.

He also owns Swiss second division side Lausanne, which he took over in 2017.

Nice, managed by former Arsenal and France midfielder Patrick Vieira, are joint top of the French top-flight, winning both of their opening games.

The founder of chemical company Ineos, Ratcliffe is worth £18.15bn. He took over and rebranded cycling's Team Sky in May and also invested £110m in Britain's America's Cup sailing team last year.

In an interview with BBC Sport earlier this year, Ratcliffe said he is a "tortured Manchester United fan" but has previously been linked with a £2bn bid to buy Chelsea from Roman Abramovich.

He added: "We've dipped our toe in the water with football, it's a very different sport.

"It's quite a complicated sport and world, so we're in the process of learning. We haven't got to where we've got to in our chemicals and business world by being rash and impetuous and stupid, obviously.

"We're not in a desperate hurry to get to the end game in football."

Jim Ratcliffe
Ratcliffe fell from top spot in 2018 to third in the Sunday Times' UK rich list for 2019

@bbc sports report

Junior Agogo: Ex-Ghana, Nottingham Forest and Bristol Rovers striker dies aged 40

Junior Agogo played for 15 clubs during a 15-year career
Former Ghana, Nottingham Forest and Bristol Rovers striker Junior Agogo has died at the age of 40.

Agogo, who began his career at Sheffield Wednesday, played 27 times for his country and scored 12 goals.

He finished his career at Hibernian in 2012 having also had spells in the United States, Cyprus and Egypt.

Agogo suffered a stroke in 2015 and struggled with his speech afterwards, telling a BBC Four documentary in 2017 he felt anxious about his language.

@bbc report

President Trump: 'I am the chosen one'
Telling reporters he is the first US president to take on China over trade, Donald Trump looks up to the sky and strikes a man-of-destiny tone.

Paul Pogba racist abuse: Twitter to meet Man Utd and Kick It Out

Pogba, Maguire, Rashford
Pogba was supported online by Manchester United team-mates Harry Maguire and Marcus Rashford
Twitter will meet Manchester United and Kick It Out following online racist abuse directed at Paul Pogba.

The Frenchman became the third player in a week to be racially abused on social media following a penalty miss.

Several of Pogba's team-mates criticised the abuse, while England women's manager Phil Neville called for footballers to "boycott" social media.

Twitter said it will meet with any stakeholders to show the "proactive work" being done to tackle abuse.

It said in a statement: "We have always maintained an open and healthy dialogue with our partners in this space, but we know we need to do more to protect our users. Racist behaviour has no place on our platform and we strongly condemn it.

"Over the the next few weeks, Twitter representatives will meet with Manchester United, Kick It Out and any other civil society stakeholders interested in hearing about the proactive work Twitter is doing to address online racist abuse towards certain footballers in the UK.

"To this end, we look forward to working more closely with our partners to develop shared solutions to this issue."

Ryan Giggs: Wales boss condemns online racist abuse by 'hooligans'
What action is Twitter taking?
Twitter rules prohibit users from promoting violence against, threatening or harassing people on the basis of race, ethnicity or other protected groups.

Since 2018, it has increased the number of accounts suspended for evading a previous ban on the service by 45% and tripled the number of accounts suspended within 24 hours after receiving a report.

Pogba saw a 68th-minute penalty saved by Wolves goalkeeper Rui Patricio in the 1-1 draw at Molineux on Monday - the fourth spot-kick Pogba has missed for United in the Premier League since the start of last season.

United defender Harry Maguire called on social media companies to "stop these pathetic trolls", while striker Marcus Rashford said "enough now, this needs to stop".

Former United player Neville said "boycotting" social media would send a "powerful message", while the club themselves said they are "working to identify" those responsible for the racist abuse directed at Pogba.

Facebook also said in a statement that it will "invest heavily in developing tools and technologies to prevent bullying and harassment" and people breaking the rules will be "permanently banned".

Last week, Chelsea condemned "abhorrent posts" aimed at Tammy Abraham after his decisive penalty miss in the Super Cup against Liverpool.

Then on Sunday, Reading striker Yakou Meite called out racist abuse sent to him on social media after he had a spot-kick saved.

Contactless cards could get fingerprint upgrade
New technology that could give a further layer of security when using a bank card has been trialled.

A fingerprint reader is built into the card itself. It stores the details of your fingerprint and checks it is you using the card each time you make a purchase.

Cards using this biometric system could be rolled out as soon as next year and may enable you to make purchases up to the value of your credit limit.

See more at Click's website and @BBCClick

Jadon Sancho: Borussia Dortmund's England winger agrees new £190k-a-week contract
By Simon Stone

BBC Sport


Jadon Sancho of Borussia Dortmund
Jadon Sancho moved to Borussia Dortmund from Manchester City for about £10m in August 2017
Borussia Dortmund's England winger Jadon Sancho has agreed a new contract with the Bundesliga club worth about £190,000 a week, including bonuses.

The 19-year-old, who was the subject of summer interest from Manchester United, scored 13 goals last season as Dortmund finished second behind Bayern Munich.

Sancho also scored in their opening league game this term - Saturday's 5-1 win over Augsburg.

Signed from Manchester City in 2017, his previous deal ran until 2022.

Sancho, who was part of Watford's academy before joining City, made his England debut against Croatia in October 2018 and has six caps.

New Zealand speaker cradles MP’s baby during parliament debate


Media caption Speaker Trevor Mallard was filmed smiling as he fed the baby during a lively debate
The speaker of New Zealand's parliament has cradled a lawmaker's baby while he presided over a debate in the House of Representatives.

Trevor Mallard tweeted a photo of himself feeding MP Tāmati Coffey's baby boy in the speaker's seat.

Mr Coffey, Labour MP for Waiariki, announced the birth of his son, Tūtānekai Smith-Coffey, in July.

The baby was born via a surrogate mother and is the biological son of Mr Coffey's partner, Tim Smith.

In a tweet about the baby's birth, Mr Coffey said he and his partner were "overwhelmed at the miracle of life" and the surrogate mother - a friend of Mr Smith - was "doing awesome".

'I thought parental leave would be easy'
Ardern and Bhutto: Two different pregnancies in power
On Wednesday, Mr Coffey attended a parliamentary debate with his baby for the first time after returning from paternity leave.

During the session, father-of-three Mr Mallard took on the role of babysitter as well as speaker.

@SpeakerTrevor@SPEAKERTREVOR
Report
A picture of Mr Coffey holding up the baby in parliament was shared by Green Party MP Gareth Hughes on Twitter.

"Lovely to have a baby in the House, and what a beautiful one @tamaticoffey," Mr Hughes wrote in the tweet
@GarethMP@GARETHMP
Report
Speaking to Newshub, Mr Coffey said he felt "really supported by my colleagues from across the House".

Mr Coffey is the latest MP to bring his baby to parliament, following the example of politicians across the world.

Danish MP told baby 'not welcome' in parliament
Australian politician becomes first to breastfeed in parliament
Kenyan MP with baby ordered to leave parliament
Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson, who attended a debate with her baby in 2018, and Australian Senator Larissa Waters, who breastfed in parliament in 2017, are among the legislators to make headlines.

And in September last year, New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made history by bringing her baby along to her debut speech at the UN in New York.

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amodu:
Mr. Rabiu Olowo Onaolapo
Commissioner for Finance

Rabiu according to his twitter and Linkedln handle profile is a Certified Fraud Examiner, Experienced Chief Audit Executive, Adjunct Professor and Authorised Trainer of The ACFE in West Africa, an anti-fraud organisation and premier provider of anti-fraud training and education.

Mrs. Folashade Adefisayo
Commissioner for Education
Folashade is an educationist with more than 20-year experience in the sector. She is a principal consultant/CEO at Leading Learning Limited, a company she founded in 2014.

Prof. Akin Abayomi
Commissioner for Health

Prof. Emeritus Abayomi is a specialist in Internal Medicine, Oncology, Environmental Health and Biosecurity. Akin studied at the Royal Medical College of Saint Bartholomew’s Hospital in the University of London where he attained his first graduate degree in Medicine and progressing to obtain fellowships from both Royal College of Medicine in the United Kingdom and the College of Medicine of South Africa.

Dr. Idris Salako
Commissioner for Fiscal Planning and Urban Development

Idris is the Managing partner at Adesanya Salako and Associates. He is a member of the Nigerian Institute of Town Planners (NITP) and a member at the Town Planning Registration Council of Nigeria (TOPREC).

Mr. Tunji Bello
Commissioner for Water Resources and Environment

Bello, according to his profile on Bloomberg served as worked with various companies like First Bank of Nigeria, Concord Press Nigeria Ltd., St. Petersburg Times, Florida USA, to mention just a few.

The former commissioner and immediate Secretary to the State Government (SSG) had various publications to his credit ranging from business to politics.

He is a member of the following bodies: Nigerian Bar Association, Nigerian Society of International Law, Nigerian Guild of Editors, Nigerian Union of Journalist, and Civil Liberty Organisation.

Mr. Gbenga Omotoso
Commissioner for Information and Strategy
Gbenga is an award-winning journalist and former Editor of The Nation Newspaper.

Mrs. Bolaji Dada
Commissioner for Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation

Dada is the former Vice-Chairman of Apapa Local Government, a position she held twice. She is a 1991 graduate of the Lagos State University graduate of Industrial Chemistry with a Masters in Corporate Governance from the Leeds Metropolitan University, United Kingdom.

Mr. Lere Odusote
Commissioner Energy and Natural Resources

Olalere is an acknowledged power sector expert responsible for creating partnership strategies that guide new business and infrastructure development.

He has a BSc. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Ibadan and an MBA in Investment Management and Information from Pace University, New York.

Dr. Frederic Oladeinde
Commissioner for Transportation

Oladeinde is the Head of Corporate and Investment Planning Department of Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA). He joined LAMATA in 2008 as Technical Adviser and head of Transport Planning.

He holds a Ph. D. degree in Transport Planning from Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine in the United Kingdom.

He began his career as a transport consultant in Oscar Faber Consulting in London, United Kingdom before joining the Department for Transport, UK as a Senior Transport Planning Adviser where he was responsible for advising the British government on the impact of various transport policies.

Mr. Gbolahan Lawal
Commissioner for Agriculture

Gbolahan is the immediate past Commissioner of Housing and a former Commissioner of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Lagos State. A seasoned security & development practitioner and socio-entrepreneur, he has deep understanding for political economy of development, especially in low and medium-income economies.

Moruf Akinderu Fatai
Commissioner for Housing

Mr. Moyo Onigbanjo (SAN)
Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice

Moyosore is a first-class litigator. In recognition of his excellence in this regard the Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee, chaired by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, the Hon. Justice Aloma Mukhtar GCON conferred Mr. M.J. Onigbanjo with the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria on 23rd September 2013.

Mr. Hakeem Fahm
Commissioner for Science and Technology

Hakeem is an ICT specialist and a former Commissioner for The Ministry of Science and Technology. He is also a Network Infrastructure Director.

Mrs. Ajibola Ponnle
Commissioner for Ministry Establishment, Training and Pension

Mrs. Ponnle is an accomplished Consultant, Executive Coach and Organisational Psychologist. She has a B.Sc. in Economics from the University of Ibadan and a M.Sc. in Organisational Psychology from the University of London.

She has over 22 years’ experience in various fields having worked in companies such as Arthur Andersen (now KPMG International) and British American Tobacco.

With a combined experience in Human Capital development of over 14 years, Ponnle has worked extensively with leaders and teams in both private and public sectors with focus in the area of learning and development, leadership and team development, diversity and inclusion and change management.

Engr. Aramide Adeyoye
Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure

Mr. Segun Dawodu
Commissioner for Youth and Social Development
Dawodu is a former Commissioner of Sports in Lagos.

Mrs. Uzamat Akinbile-Yusuf
Commissioner for Home Affairs
Uzamat is a Pharmacist, Politician and the immediate past Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment, Lagos State
She had her primary education at Ansar-Ud-Deen Primary School, Ile Ife from 1980-1986. On completion she gained admission into the Seventh Day Adventist Grammar school Ile Ife between 1987-1992 after which she was admitted to University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos for her B.Pharm graduating in the year 2006.

Mrs. Yetunde Arobieke
Commissioner for Local Government and Community Affairs

Mrs. Lola Akande
Commissioner for Commerce and Industry

Mrs. Olufunke Adebolu
Commissioner for Tourism Arts and Culture

Mr. Sam Egube
Commissioner for Economy Planning and Budget
Egube is the Board Chairman of CeLD Innovations Limited. He is an engineer with significant banking experience.
He is also an author and socially smart entrepreneur whose carrier runs through a significant number of local and international institutions.

His banking sojourn as management staff and consultant cuts through top Nigerian banks including, United Bank for Africa Plc, NNB International Bank Plc, First Bank of Nigeria Plc and Diamond Bank Plc.

SPECIAL ADVISERS

Dr. Wale Ahmed
Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Relations
Dr. Wale is a Medical doctor and a member, Nigerian Medical Association, Society for International Relations & Diplomacy and Nigerian commissioners in Lagos, says Balogun
He is a one-time Commissioner for Special Duties and Assembly member who sponsored the motion for free treatment of accident victims within the first 24 hours.

Ms Ruth Bisola Olusanya
Special Adviser, Ministry of Agriculture

Princess Aderemi Adebowale
Special Adviser of the Office of Civic Engagement
Princess Adebowale, founder of Remindales Healthcare Agency, is a one-time freelance journalist and politician. She is a former aspirant of the Epe Federal constituency in the House of Representatives.

Mr. Afolabi Ayantayo
Special Adviser on Political and Legislative Affairs
Ayantayo is a crime and fictional writer turned politician. A graduate of Mass communications from the University of Lagos, Ayantayo has been writing from an early age.
He was Secretary to the Local Government, Orile Agege and presently a member, Lagos State House of Assembly Service Commission (LAHASCOM)

Mrs. Toke Benson-Awoyinka
Special Adviser, Ministry of Housing
She is a barrister turned politician. She is also the Assistant Legal Adviser, All Progressives Congress (APC) Lagos State.

Joe Igbokwe
Special Adviser for Drainage and Water Resources

Tubosun Alake
Special Adviser for Innovation and Technology

Architect Kabiru Ahmed Abdullahi
Special Adviser, Urban Development

Anofi Olanrewaju Elegushi
Special Adviser, Central Business Districts

Bonu Solomon Saanu
Special Adviser, Arts and Culture

Oluwatoyin Fayinka
Special Adviser, Ministry of Transportation

Oladele Ajayi
Special Adviser on Commerce and Industry

Tokunbo Wahab
Special Adviser, Ministry of Education

Solape Hammond
Special Adviser on Sustainable Development Goals