The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Saturday 22nd June 2019
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 22/06/19
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target=_blank>Ban on Almajiri not immediate — Presidency
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Ban on Almajiri not immediate — Presidency
The Presidency has affirmed that though the abrogation of the Almajiri system of education remained the ultimate objective of the Muhammadu Buhari administration, there is no immediate ban of the Qur’anic learning system associated with begging in some Northern states. The National Security Adviser (NSA), Babagana Monguno, on Thursday, unveiled the plan to proscribe the
Ban on Almajiri not immediate — Presidency
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target=_blank>Seven killed in Baghdad bomb blast at Shi’ite mosque
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Seven killed in Baghdad bomb blast at Shi’ite mosque
A bomb blast killed seven people at a Shi’ite Muslim mosque in eastern Baghdad on Friday and wounded more than 20, police sources said. The explosion took place in the Baladiyat neighborhood. A senior police source said that either a suicide belt or improvised explosive device had been used in the attack, for which there
Seven killed in Baghdad bomb blast at Shi’ite mosque
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target=_blank>I’m not against creation of state police — El-Rufai
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I’m not against creation of state police — El-Rufai
Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State has denied a newspaper’s report claiming he was against the creation of state police, as he said his position on the matter was misrepresented. Reacting through a release issued and signed by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mr. Samuel Aruwan, on Friday, Governor el-Rufai described the
I’m not against creation of state police — El-Rufai
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target=_blank>China police rescues 1,100 trafficked women
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China police rescues 1,100 trafficked women
Chinese police rescued 1,130 abducted foreign women in the second half of last year in coordinated operations with five Southeast Asian countries, the Ministry of Public Security said Friday. Police arrested 1,322 suspects, including 262 foreigners, for allegedly luring and kidnapping women after promising jobs or marriages, the ministry said, in what appears to be
China police rescues 1,100 trafficked women
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target=_blank>US suspends Malawi diplomats’ visa privileges
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US suspends Malawi diplomats’ visa privileges
The US has suspended visas for domestic workers of Malawian diplomats after an official failed to pay damages to a woman she had trafficked into the country. In 2016, Fainess Lipenga was awarded $1.1m (£860,000) after a lawsuit against her employer at Malawi’s Washington embassy, Jane Kambalame. Ms Lipenga worked for less than 50 cents
US suspends Malawi diplomats’ visa privileges
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target=_blank>Oshiomhole asks IGP to seal off Bauchi House of Assembly, says APC won’t accept illegality
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Oshiomhole asks IGP to seal off Bauchi House of Assembly, says APC won’t accept illegality
National chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, has asked the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, to seal off the Bauchi State House of Assembly. On Wednesday, two factional Speakers emerged on the floor of the state Parliament, with 11 lawmakers loyal to the Bauchi State governor, Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed of
Oshiomhole asks IGP to seal off Bauchi House of Assembly, says APC won’t accept illegality
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target=_blank>Massive fire, explosions rock Philadelphia in refinery fire
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Massive fire, explosions rock Philadelphia in refinery fire
A massive fire and series of explosions rocked a South Philadelphia refinery complex, the largest on the East Coast, early Friday morning. The blast jolted Philadelphians awake miles from the scene, but no major injuries were reported. The blaze at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery erupted shortly after 4 am City emergency management sounded early
Massive fire, explosions rock Philadelphia in refinery fire
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target=_blank>30 dead as fire engulf matchstick factory in Indonesia
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30 dead as fire engulf matchstick factory in Indonesia
At least 30 people died on Friday after a fire swept through a small factory producing matchsticks in Indonesia’s North Sumatra province, Reuters said. The blaze broke out at midday in the makeshift facility located in a residential area, killing 27 adults and three children, said Riadil Akhir Lubis, head of the provincial disaster mitigation
30 dead as fire engulf matchstick factory in Indonesia
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target=_blank>Angry family members attack doctor, nurses at UCH over death of 74-year-old patient
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Angry family members attack doctor, nurses at UCH over death of 74-year-old patient
Relatives of a 74-year-old man, Usman Zubair, said to have attacked a doctor and nurses on duty over the death of the septuagenarian at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, have been arrested by the police, The state’s Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP Olugbenga Fadeyi, who confirmed this to Tribune Online, said that the
Angry family members attack doctor, nurses at UCH over death of 74-year-old patient
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Cyprus ex-president, Demetris Christofias dies at 72
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Cyprus ex-president, Demetris Christofias dies at 72
Former Cypriot president Demetris Christofias, the island’s first Communist head of state, died on Friday, authorities said. He was 72. The veteran leader had spent about a month in the hospital with respiratory problems. Earlier Friday doctors said his condition was deteriorating and non-reversible. Christofias was president of Cyprus from 2008 to 2013, and prior […]
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