Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines Tuesday 23rd April 2019
Here are some of the Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines on some of the newspapers.
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target=_blank>One killed as youths clash at birthday party
A birthday party at theAguda and Ijeshaareas of Lagos Stateyesterday turned bloody,leading to the death of oneperson while others wereinjured.The clash was said tobe between two groups ofyouths from Aguda and Ijesha. The fight, which startedon Saturday, continued yes terday.It was learnt that youthsfrom Aguda and Ijesha metat a birthday party on Saturdayand for reasons
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target=_blank>Son sells mother to ritual killers for N7m
A middle-aged man has allegedly sold his mother to suspected ritual killers for N7 million in Ondo in Ondo West Local Government Area of Ondo State. The buyers of the 60-year-old woman, Mrs. Rukayat Abodunde, were said to have thought she had a hunchback not knowing it was as a result of sickness when
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target=_blank>C’River shuts 14 health facilities over quackery, substandard operations
Cross River State Private Hospital Regulatory Board said it has shut down 14 health facilities across the state for medical quackery and substandard operations, the New Telegraph has learnt. The Chairman of the Board, Dr. Norbert Mogar, who disclosed this yesterday in Calabar, the state capital, noted that the facilities were shut down between 2017
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target=_blank>CSR: NAF takes medical outreach to Bayelsa community
As part of activities to commemorate its 55th anniversary and in line with its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of the Nigerian Air Force, the Mobility Command of Bayelsa State yesterday took its medical outreach to Toro Orua, the community of Governor Seriake Dickson. Speaking at the flag-off of the medical outreach, the Flag
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target=_blank>FG: Convictions, not measure of our achievements
The Federal Government has told Nigerians not to judge President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption war with the number of convictions in court. That was just as the government said that the international community was satisfied with its economic reform programmes. Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, in a television programme monitored in Abuja
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target=_blank>May & Baker grows FY’2018 profit by 73%
May & Baker Nigeria Plc has recorded a growth in profitability in the financial year ended December 31, 2018 as profit after tax grew by 73.84 per cent to 585.200 million as against N336.619 million reported in 2017. A report obtained from the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE), also showed revenue growth of 75.6 per cent
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target=_blank>Boxer gets six-month ban for biting opponent
Kash Ali has been given a six-month ban for biting David Price during their all-British heavyweight fight. Ali had his boxing licence suspended and his fight purse withdrawn after being disqualified in the fifth round of the bout in Liverpool on March 30. Confirming the ban, a British Boxing Board of Control spokesman told BBC
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target=_blank>FG committed to adopting safe biotechnology
Despite the opposition mounting against the full adoption of biotechnology in developing Nigeria’s Agriculture, the National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA) said the agency will ensure that only safe biotechnology is allowed in the country. The agency stated that biotechnology was one veritable tool that has changed agriculture globally and that Nigeria needed it to
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target=_blank>Troost-Ekong battles for fitness in Italy
Super Eagles defender, William Troost-Ekong, is battling with fresh fitness issues, which have put him in doubt for Udinese’s next Serie A clash, following an injury he copped at the weekend. Troost-Ekong, who suffered a similar setback, which ruled him out of a fixture against AC Milan, due to an abductor injury last
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FG achieved 66.22% capital expenditure performance in 2017 –FRC
The Federal Government achieved 66.22 per cent capital budget performance in 2017 with projects cash backed up to N1.56 trillion, according to the Fiscal Responsibility Commission (FRC). The figure was obtained from the FRC 2017 Annual Report and Audited Accounts on Monday in Abuja. The report said that of N2.17 trillion allocated for capital expenditure […]
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