Wizkid emerged as winner in No Signal’s battle of hits against Vybez Cartel on Sunday, and Nigerians have been painting social media green. In this uncertain times, No Signal has become the latest viral obsession out of the UK, a radio show that has galvanized the black diaspora through music. Nigeria’s premiere in the contest had Burna Boy going against Popcaan last week – ten hits from their respective discographies played and interspersed with radio commentary and banter.

Although Wizkid was massively predicted to win, given his catalogue of songs and wild army of fans, Vybez Cartel had the rousing support of Jamaica, his native country. With the contest over since hours ago, and No Signal having no Nigerian artiste in their lineup for now, we wonder we should be next representative. Who can step it up after Wizkid?

There are a handful of artistes to choose from. Besides, no female artiste has had a shot. Yemi Alade and Tiwa Savage are powerhouses with hits to their names, and massive international appeal. There’s also Falz, who can piggyback on his #BopDaddyChallenge. Davido has a whole factory of hits, from Dami Duro to Fall. It should be interesting. Who do you think should be Nigeria’s representative?

Doctors in Ogun to embark on three days warning strike amidst COVID-19

Resident doctors at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu, Ogun, says they will be embarking on a three-day warning strike starting from on Monday May 4th.

In a letter jointly signed by the President and General Secretary of the Association, Popoola Mutiua and Osundara Tope, respectively, the doctors said they decided to embark on strike to demand for appropriate remuneration for doctors in OOUTH as they battle the COVID-19 pandemic.

Index case of coronavirus in Ogun discharged after 38 days 

The index case of coronavirus in Osun has been discharged 38 days after he was taken in, as confirmed by the state’s commissioner for health, Rafiu Isamotu. The index case who arrived Osun from the United Kingdom, was discharged after testing negative twice for the virus.

Nasarawa sends 788 Almajiris back to their states amid coronavirus

The Nasarawa state government has sent 788 almajiris back to their various home states today Sunday May 3. This move comes amid efforts by the state government to stop the spread of the novel Coronavirus in the state.

NCDC confirms 170 new cases of coronavirus

170 new cases of #COVID19;

39-Lagos
29-Kano
24-Ogun
18-Bauchi
15-Kaduna
12-FCT
12-Sokoto
8-Katsina
7-Borno
3-Nasarawa
2-Adamawa
1-Oyo

2558 confirmed cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria
Discharged: 400
Deaths: 87 pic.twitter.com/oy3zTQ1hAy

— NCDC (@NCDCgov) May 3, 2020