Thisday Newspaper News Today Sunday 12th May 2019
Top Nigeria news Dailies Update from Thisday Newspaper News Today 12/05/19
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target=_blank>What Emefiele’s Re-appointment Mean for the Economy
The decision by President Muhammadu Buhari to renew the appointment of Godwin Emefiele as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria has elicited excitement among analysts and stakeholders, who believe his comeback is a good omen for the economy, report Kunle Aderinokun and Bamidele Famoofo History was made last Thursday, when a letter from President
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target=_blank>Ben Murray-Bruce and Electric Cars
In the 19th century, the luddites in England who were working in cotton mills destroyed the machines because they saw it as a great threat to their jobs. These workers who refused to upgrade their skills went on a massive offensive against the harmless jobs in their morbid fear of being redundant. In the end
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target=_blank>Liverpool Aim to Overhaul Man City and Make History
Liverpool are bidding to become the first team to overtake the Premier League leaders on the final day as they look to wrest the title from champions Manchester City today. The Reds, who host Wolves, are one point behind leaders City, who visit Brighton – with both games at 3pm. It is the eighth Premier
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target=_blank>FG to Demolish Structures on Lagos-Ibadan Rail Corridor
Kasim Sumaina and Oluchi Chibuzor The federal government yesterday directed all owners of businesses and structures within the Apapa-Ebute-Meta corridor of Lagos-Ibadan railway to relocate in order to allow the construction of the rail project continue without delay. The apex government equally explained challenges hindering conveying of cargoes by train to and from the ports,
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target=_blank>Tuition: EKSU Threatens to Rusticate Defaulting Students
Victor Ogunje in Ado Ekiti The Ekiti State University at the weekend threatened to rusticate any student owing school fee in the university, thereby slowing development due to lack of funds in the institution. The institution added that the era when defaulted students were being shown mercy on school fees was over, saying it would
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target=_blank>Ndume to APC: Give Us Level Playing Field
Tobi Soniyi in Lagos The Senator representing Borno South Senatorial District, Ali Ndume who is aspiring to be the next Senate President has called on his party, the All Progressives Congress to give all party members aspiring for leadership positions in the 9th Senate a level-playing field. In an exclusive interview with THISDAY yesterday, Ndume
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target=_blank>UNICEF: 12 Northern States Yet to Pass Child Rights Law
Tobi Soniyi in Lagos Twelve states in the northern part of Nigeria are yet to pass the Child Rights Law despite its obvious benefits for children, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). UNICEF Child Protection Specialist, Ms. Sharon Oladiji gave the figure during a two-day media dialogue on the Convention on the Rights of the
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target=_blank>Job Creation Key to Restoring Nigeria’s glory, Says Obi
David-Chyddy Eleke in Awka Former Anambra State Governor, Mr. Peter Obi yesterday said any leader interested in leading Nigerians should look for ways to create jobs for a teeming population of unemployed youths. Obi, the vice presidential candidate of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), equally advised Nigerians to live according to the dictates of the titles
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target=_blank>Islamic State: We Have Killed 11 Soldiers
•As Boko Haram kills four in Borno Tobi Soniyi and Michael Olugbode in Maiduguri One week after Islamic State claimed responsibility for the death of 10 soldiers in Borno State, the group yesterday said it had carried out yet another attack in the northeastern state that killed at least 11 soldiers. In another development yesterday,
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Don’t Cause Chaos in S’West, Group Tells Gani Adams
The Council of Yoruba Obas in Diaspora has hailed the proactiveness and commitment of the Olugbo of Ugbo kingdom, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Obateru Akinruntan to the preservation of the Yoruba culture, both at home and in the Diaspora. The council, however, queried the basis of opposition to the endorsement of some kings in Diaspora […]
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