Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines Saturday 13th July 2019
Here are some of the Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines on some of the newspapers.
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target=_blank>Kebbi procures 6 dialysis machines to tackle kidney disease
Kebbi State Government has purchased and installed six dialysis machines in Sahyaya General Hospital, which is a state-owned hospital in Birnin Kebbi. Briefing journalists yesterday in his office, the newly appointed Medical Director of the hospital, Dr.Aminu Haliru Bunza, who is the chief consultant physician on Dertamentologit, said the machine would treat patients with kidney
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target=_blank>The worrisome Shi’ites’ protests
After the December 2015 clash between the military and members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) otherwise known as Shi’ites, a friend sent a video clip of 1 minute and 25 seconds detailing the activities of the IMN. The impression I have each time I watch the video is that the Shi’ites have constituted
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target=_blank>JOHESU seeks implementation of NICN judgements
The Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) and the Assembly of Healthcare Professionals Association (AHPA) have cried out over the nonimplementation of the various resolutions from the alternative dispute resolutions (ADRs) arising from industrial disagreements between the Federal Government and JOHESU. The bodies also accused the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) of their violations. To this
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target=_blank>The marriage of these days (Part 1)
We are in the days when people love things and use people instead of loving people and using things. What does this mean? You love fashion, your dresses, gold, chains, beads, parties, cars, and so on. You use your husband to get them but you don’t care so much about him and his feelings or
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target=_blank>When governance goes on vacation
Early this year Nigerians were the toast of the politicians as those seeking elective office crisscrossed the nation, both at federal and state levels, promising the populace heaven and earth as they strived hard to woo the votes of the electorate. While the Presidential and National Assembly polls took place on February 23, those of
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target=_blank>Court upholds Sowore’s suspension as AAC national chair
The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja yesterday upheld the suspension of the Presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Omoyele Sowore and the Deputy National Chairman of the party, Malcolm Fabiyi. The trial judge, Justice Inyang Ekwo in a judgement however restrained Sowore parading himself as the national chairman of the party. The
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target=_blank>Pink Eye
The scene Mr Okt woke up one fateful morning with red, swollen eyes and associated sharp sensation in same. He could vividly remember that in the early part of the previous day, he shook hands with some colleagues ; two of them having the same symptoms he’s currently experiencing. He could also recollect that not
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target=_blank>INITEME ADUKEH:Nigerian tourism is at its prime
Background Initeme has worked in the hospitality and tourism market for over decade, with a stint at the Hilton Nigeria before setting up a consultancy firm, Hospitality Groundworks, a company which specialises in the foundation building of industry business; advisory services; human resources; facilities management and hospitality project management. She has worked as acting CEO
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target=_blank>Beijing’s new airport is world’s largest with 100 million passengers by 2040
The newly completed Beijing Airport (Daxing International Airport), is set to become the world’s largest airport, with a capacity to process 100 million passengers by 2040. The landmass spans1.4 million square metres while the terminal’s territory space is equivalent to 25 football fields. According to a news report by eturbonews.com, the airport, which is located
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Amachree calls on govt to honour distinguished citizens
Father of Tourism in Nigeria and President, Centre for Promotion of Peace, Tourism, Arts and Culture, Chief Mike Amachree, has called on Nigerian government at all levels to emulate the example of River State Governor Nyesom Wike by honouring Nigerians who have distinguished themselves in different fields of endeavours. Amachree gave this charge in Port […]
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