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NYSC members THE management of National Youth Service Scheme (NYSC) has ordered the immediate close down of all orientation camps  across the country over the fear of an imminent spread of novel coronavirus. A source in Gombe State told The ICIR Wednesday morning that the camp commandant for Gombe State orientation camp Commandant whose name was not given told corps members who are barely one week in the camp for the 2020 Batch A Stream 1 that the camp would close down on Wednesday. Feelers from states like Sokoto, Abia, Ebonyi, Delta and Osun revealed that scheduled activities  at the respective orientation camps have also been disrupted for fear of the spread of coronavirus. When The ICIR contacted  NYSC Spokesperson, Adenike Adeyemi, confirmed the development and issued a statement announcing the closure of the camps pending the situation normalises. READ THE STATEMENT BELOW IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: SUSPENSION OF THE ONGOING ORIENTATION COURSE Sequel to ...

African countries have been among the last to be hit by the global coronavirus epidemic but as cases rise, many nations are now taking strict measures to block the deadly illness. Watching from afar as the disaster unfolds in Asia and Europe – where many are suffering the consequences of being slow to act – some African countries have wasted no time in taking drastic measures. Air traffic, in particular, has been hard hit as nations across the continent realised their first cases had come from citizens returning from travel abroad in infected countries. In comparison to many countries in the west, measures have been decisive and very strict. Chad, where no cases have been reported, also shut its airports and borders with affected Sudan and the Central African Republic. Morocco has stopped all international flights “until further notice” aside from special planes authorised to repatriate European tourists. Somalia, a country riven by decades of conflict, also banned all in...

Joran's King Abdullah has approved a national defence law that gives the government sweeping powers to enforce a state of emergency to help it combat the  coronavirus pandemic . The royal decree issued on Tuesday allows Prime Minister Omar al-Razzaz to impose curfews, close businesses and place restrictions on freedom of movement of the people. The law, enforced so far during wars and disasters, will be implemented "in a way that it will not impede on the civil and political freedoms of Jordanians, and to protect public freedoms and freedom of speech," according to the royal decree. "The health of Jordanians is sacred and comes above anything else," the decree said, as  Jordan  recorded 40 confirmed cases of coronavirus on Tuesday. Extraordinary measures Last week, Jordan announced a lockdown beginning on Wednesday, ordering all citizens to stay in their homes apart from emergencies and banning travel between provinces, to fight the coronavirus ...

France World Cup winner Blaise Matuidi has tested positive for coronavirus but is currently asymptomatic, his club Juventus confirmed on Tuesday. “Matuidi has undergone medical tests that have revealed his positivity to the Coronavirus-COVID-19,” the Italian champions said in a statement. Juve added 32-year-old Matuidi, who lifted the World Cup in 2018, is currently “in voluntary home isolation”. His club teammate Daniele Rugani was the first top-flight footballer to be diagnosed with coronavirus last Wednesday. The club had instructed Cristiano Ronaldo and other players to self-isolate themselves. The 25-year-old was also asymptomatic and is currently self-isolating in a room at the team’s J-Hotel, beside the Italian champions’ training centre and the whole squad were all in quarantine after Rugani tested positive. In total 12 Serie A players have been diagnosed with the illness which has killed more than 2,000 people in the Medi...

Turkish Super Lig club Trabzonspor have terminated their contract with Nigeria’s John Obi Mikel. Following the termination which was through mutual consent, Mikel will not be paid any compensation as he agreed to give up all forward-looking rights and receivables. The midfielder’s contract would have run until 2021 had he stayed on at Trabzonspor. “The professional football player agreement between our company and John Obi Mikel on 30.06.2019 start date 31.05.2021 has been mutually terminated. “With a mutual termination agreement, the football player gave up all his forward-looking receivables,” the club announced on its website. The 32-year-old, who won the Champions League with Chelsea in 2012, was a free agent after leaving Championship side Middlesbrough in May. He joined the Trabzonspor on a two-year deal with the option of an additional 12 months in June 2019. Mikel played for Nigeria at the last Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt, and previously played in Norway an...

The Federal Government has barred all government officials, including public and civil servants, from travelling abroad. The Presidential Task Force on Coronavirus announced the decision after a closed-door meeting in Abuja on Tuesday. The Secretary to the Government of the Federation and chairman of the committee, Boss Mustapha, said the ban commenced immediately till further notice. Meanwhile, Federal Government had raised a Presidential Task Force for the control of Coronavirus in Nigeria The SGF, while inaugurating the committee on Tuesday in Abuja, said it had six months to complete its assignment. This is coming after the country confirmed the third case of Coronavirus