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Liquid Water Under The Pole As Photo Show Ice On Mar's North Pole

This image shared by Yasin Beran on Face book shows the northern polar crater on Mars apparently spewing ice.  Portions show evidence of melting ice.

Beran said called the photo 'incredibly sharp' 

The image generated responses including one by Sophie Richardson who wrote "Plenty of life under our ice... and yet NO PROBES GOING THERE. Zero planned from any country, ever. I get making the polar trajectory is challenging but it's endlessly frustrating knowing that's there while they keep on drilling into dead rock for ancient fossils for zero proof of current life.

In fact, liquid water is under one pole. Literally."

It followed a July 2018 report by Daniel Clery in Science.Org which said 'Liquid water spied deep below polar ice cap on Mars' 

Shock As T.B. Joshua - Pastor Of Synagogue Church Of All Nations Dies At 57 by Benson Agoha

Pastor T B Joshua of the Synagogue Church of All Nations has been confirmed dead by his family.  News of the demise of the prophet who is venerated in South Africa was received by Nigerians with shock.

* Prophet T B Joshua - Pastor Synagogue Church Of All Nations
Credit: via Premium Times

Group discussions held sway amid media reports of the death of the Pastor who died on Saturday.  Unknown to members of his church, many still thronged to church on Sunday.

The smooth-looking Pastor was reported to have spent his last moments in the service of God, with the family saying he preached on the seasonal nature of "everything".

A report on Premium Times said Prophet TB Joshua spoke during the Emmanuel TV Partners Meeting on Saturday, June 5, 2021, saying there was "Time for everything – time to come here for prayer and time to return home after the service.”

The Head Quarters of the Synagogue Church in Ikotun, Ejigbo, Lagos, Nigeria announced his death in a statement on Sunday giving no cause of death.

A statement simply said “God has taken His servant Prophet T.B Joshua home — as it should be by divine will.”
A church faithful resident in South African spoke to his relative in Lagos Monday morning saying "Na so we see am o."

Latest NCDC Report Last Night Took Confirmed Cases Total To 166,061

The Nigeria Centre For Disease Control last night reported 42 new cases of  the corona-virus for Nigeria.  The report took the overall total to 166,061, out of which 156,492 had been discharged and 2067 died.

NCDC said Lagos state was top of the list with 14 new cases, while Gombe follows with 11.  Ebony and Kano states tie with 5 new cases each. They were followed by FCT Abuja with 4 while Edo, Kaduna and Rivers come last with 1 new case respectively.

42 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-14 Gombe-11 Ebonyi-5 Kano-5 FCT-4 Edo-1 Kaduna-1 Rivers-1 166,061 confirmed 156,492 discharged 2,067 deaths

COVID-19 - NCDC's New Report Take Overall Total To 88,587

The latest report by the Nigeria Centre For Disease Control said 1074 new cases of the coronavirus had been confirmed in the country.  The latest figures take the overall total to 88,587.

Lagos takes the top spot with 642 new cases, followed by Kaduna with 92 and Rivers with 78 in the third spot.

Akwa-Ibom had 3 new cases while Delta and Osun occupy the bottom position with 2 new cases respectively.

According to the NCDC 74,373 have been discharged so far while 1,294 deaths have been recorded.

See the breakdown of the list by state below:

Lagos-642

Kaduna-92 Rivers-78 FCT-66 Gombe-66 Kano-35 Ogun-31 Katsina-22 Plateau-20 Abia-7 Niger-4 Oyo-4 Akwa Ibom-3 Delta-2 Osun-2 88,587 confirmed 74,373 discharged 1,294 deaths

COVID-19 - New Daily Report Reveal 838 New Cases, Taking Total To 84,414

The latest daily update from Nigeria's Disease Control Office revealed 838 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus. This takes the overall total of confirmed cases so far to 84,414.

The breakdown showed the Federal Capital Territory taking the top spot with 297 cases, followed by Lagos with 253 and Plateau coming third with 82 cases.

Anambra and Sokoto states share the bottom spot with 1 case each.

NCDC said it has discharged 71,034 patients so far while 1,254 have died.

The youth account for about 50% of cases recorded so far, according to NCDC.

The high number occurred despite many people spending more time at home for the seasonal holidays.

See  the Breakdown of the confirmed cases by state below:

FCT-297

Lagos-253

Plateau-82 Kaduna-57 Katsina-32 Nasarawa-31 Kano-25 Gombe-24 Oyo-8 Rivers-8 Zamfara-7 Ogun-4 Bauchi-4 Edo-4 Anambra-1 Sokoto-1 84,414 confirmed 71,034 discharged 1,254 deaths

COVID-19 - 501 New Cases Take Total Confirmed So Far To 78,434

The latest daily report of confirmed cases from Nigeria's disease Control Office say 501 new cases were record for Sunday, December 21, 2020.  The new total takes the overall total to 78,434.

According to NCDC, Lagos topped the list with 218 cases, followed by the FCT with 112 and Kaduna coming third with 53.

Osun and Ekiti States occupy the bottom position with 2 new cases each.

A total of 68,303 patients have been discharged so far, details of which included 208 community recoveries in FCT, 126 in Kaduna State and 35 in Lagos State, NCDC said.

A total of 1,221 patients have however died, the report said.

See below for the breakdown of the daily confirmed new cases by state:

Lagos-218

FCT-112 Kaduna-53 Plateau-24 Katsina-21 Kano-16 Yobe-14 Ondo-10 Ogun-9 Edo-7 Bayelsa-5 Rivers-4 Borno-4 Osun-2 Ekiti-2

See below for the breakdown of the total confirmed new cases by state:

COVID-19 - Maintain High Index Of Suspicion, Says NCDC To Health Workers As New Cases Rise

Nigeria's Centre For Disease, NCDC, released a new confirmed case figure of 1,145 last night, taking the overall total to 76,207.

NCDC said 67,110 patients have been discharged so far, while 1,201 have died.

Lagos topped the list with a 459, followed by the FCT with 145, and Kaduna coming third with 138 new cases.

Akwa-Ibom had 2 while Anambara had 1 to occupy bottom of the list.

NCDC's latest report was released even as speculation of a second lockdown was rife.

In a tweet, the Disease Control Agency said Health workers should be suspicious of people when attending to covid patients.

"Health workers should maintain a high index of suspicion & adhere to universal standard precautions when managing suspected or confirmed cases.."

See the breakdown of the new cases by state below:

 1,145 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-459 FCT-145 Kaduna-138 Plateau-80 Katsina-70 Gombe-52 Niger-31 Kano-23 Bayelsa-21 Bauchi-18 Ondo-18 Rivers-17 Ogun-12 Oyo-12 Edo-8 Nasarawa-8 Ebonyi-7 Osun-6 Ekiti-5 Kebbi-5 Borno-4 Jigawa-3 Akwa Ibom-2 Anambra-1

COVID-19 - NCDC Releases Report of 236 Confirmed New Cases, Taking Total To 65,693

 

A new report by the NCDC says 236 new cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed. This takes the overall total to 65,693.

The agency says it has discharged 61,457 so far while 1,163 died.

See the breakdown of the list by state below.

236 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-142 Ogun-19 Kaduna-15 FCT-14 Imo-14 Rivers-14 Plateau-6 Katsina-3 Ekiti-2 Jigawa-2 Oyo-2 Cross River-1 Kano-1 Taraba-1 65,693 confirmed 61,457 discharged 1,163 deaths

COVID-19 - Panic As NCDC Releases Report Of 300 New Confirmed Cases

The Nigerian Centre For Disease Control last night released a report of 300 new Confirmed Cases of the Coronavirus. The new cases take the overall total to 64,090.

A total of 59,910 patients have, so far been discharged, according to the disease control office, while 1,154 people have so far died.

Of the new confirmed cases, Lagos had 255, followed by the FCT with 27. Oyo had 10, followed by Kana with 5 and Ondo and Kano with 2 and 1 only.

See before for the total break-down by state:

300 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-255 FCT-27 Oyo-10 Kaduna-5 Ondo-2 Kano-1 64,090 confirmed 59,910 discharged 1,154 deaths

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