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  President Joe Biden announced a series of measures on Tuesday aimed at ramping up coronavirus vaccine allocation and distribution, including the purchase of 200 million more vaccine doses and increased distribution to states by millions of doses next week. With those additional doses, Biden said there would be enough to fully vaccinate 300 million Americans -- nearly the entire US population -- by the end of summer or early fall. He described efforts to combat Covid-19 as a "wartime undertaking." We now have a national strategy to beat Covid-19. It's comprehensive. It's based on science, not politics. It's based on truth, not denial, and it is detailed," he said. As part of the new efforts announced Tuesday, the US will buy 100 million more doses from Pfizer/BioNTech and 100 million more from Moderna -- the two-dose vaccines that have been granted emergency use authorization by the US Food and Drug Administration. Pfizer and Moderna are working to step up p

Panic currently in the country as the government focus there military energy on civilians instead of channeling it on the insecurities and safety of the country. Investigations by @Extensivemedia   reveals Court biased behavior toward the innocent killing of civilians in Orlu ogun state. We are at the Federal High Court and the judge is not sitting because they said a judge died in the Abeokuta division. We know this is just all delay tactic to keep us distracted but it won’t work! #RevolutionNow   pic.twitter.com/ITnq35kEPE — Omoyele Sowore (@YeleSowore) January 25, 2021 The Nigerian army showing there power on innocent citizens in ORLU. Omo see gun shots, why not go sambisa. #Orlu #RevolutionNow #EndPoliceBrutality pic.twitter.com/k0pru6h5xY — Okorie Gideon Akachukwu (@gidok2010) January 25, 2021 NIGERIA becomes a killing field from Lekki to Oyigbo and it has now moved to Orlu and no one knows where is next! We need #RevolutionNow #Orlu pic.twitter.com/WudXjCrG3g — Omoyele S

 The Nigerian Government, despite the security challenge in the county, has said the current situation is better than what the situation was in 2015. This was a claim by the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed while answering questions at a press conference in Abuja on Monday. He was joined at the briefing by the Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, The PUNCH reported.  "I can say without hesitation that, though Nigeria is facing security challenges, the situation is far better than what we met in 2015." The Minister lai Mohammed stated He also emphasized on how the daily destruction made by Boko Haram members were being witnessed in about 12 states, including Abuja before the inception of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration. He reassured that the security status of the country has changed,and is in a preferable state. “There is no doubt that we are much better than how it was,” he added.