The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Monday 26th August 2019
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 26/08/19
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target=_blank>PDP, APGA governors back re-appointment of Ngige as Labour Minister
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PDP, APGA governors back re-appointment of Ngige as Labour Minister
Governors on the platform of the People Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) have backed the re-appointment of Sen. Chris Ngige, as the Minister of Labour and Employment by President Muhammadu Buhari. Their support for his re-appointment was contained in congratulation messages sent to the newly appointed minister by the Governor
PDP, APGA governors back re-appointment of Ngige as Labour Minister
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target=_blank>NYSC bans corps members from driving vehicles of religious bodies
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NYSC bans corps members from driving vehicles of religious bodies
THE National Youth Service Corps ((NYSC) has banned corps members from driving vehicles belonging to religious groups to further ensure their safety. It also ordered that all vehicles belonging to religious groups in NYSC must be parked at the State Secretariat under the control of the State Coordinator. The NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim
NYSC bans corps members from driving vehicles of religious bodies
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target=_blank>Lagos-Ibadan rail: Amaechi seeks more money to build bridges across roads into Apapa
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Lagos-Ibadan rail: Amaechi seeks more money to build bridges across roads into Apapa
The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi has hinted at the weekend that the Lagos Ibadan rail line requires additional funding to enable the construction of over 16 bridges across or under the existing road network in Lagos into Apapa in order to be able to take the project to the seaport. Speaking at Papalanto in
Lagos-Ibadan rail: Amaechi seeks more money to build bridges across roads into Apapa
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target=_blank>NHRC condemns illegal detention of 40 Nigerians by Navy
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NHRC condemns illegal detention of 40 Nigerians by Navy
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has condemned the alleged non-obedience of court orders by the Nigerian Navy in the unlawful detention of 40 Nigerians. The Commission was reacting to a formal complaint by a human rights lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN) requesting that the Nigerian Navy be sanctioned for allegedly detaining 40 Nigerian Citizens. Falana
NHRC condemns illegal detention of 40 Nigerians by Navy
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target=_blank>$9bn judgement debt: Solicitor General absolves staff of unnecessary trips to UK
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$9bn judgement debt: Solicitor General absolves staff of unnecessary trips to UK
The Solicitor General of the Federation (SGF) and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Dayo Apata has said that all travels made by officers of the ministry during the hearing of the case between the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Process and Industrial Development Limited (P&ID), which resulted to a British Court awarding
$9bn judgement debt: Solicitor General absolves staff of unnecessary trips to UK
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E2%80%95-uwais/ target=_blank>FG to prosecute abusers of social investment programme ? Uwais
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FG to prosecute abusers of social investment programme ? Uwais
Special Adviser to the President on Social Investments, Mrs Maryam Uwais, has said efforts were ongoing to track down those bent on sabotaging the SIPs by exploiting beneficiaries for personal gains or even sensationalising untruths to discredit the efforts at uplifting poorer citizens of the country from poverty. Uwais also said Federal Government will continue
FG to prosecute abusers of social investment programme ? Uwais
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target=_blank>Fight over #FBIList tears Nigerians apart as #IgboYahooBoys, #YorubaDrugDealers, #ArewaDrugDealers trend on Twitter
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Fight over #FBIList tears Nigerians apart as #IgboYahooBoys, #YorubaDrugDealers, #ArewaDrugDealers trend on Twitter
Angry reactions from Nigerians on Twitter have greeted the recent indictment of 78 Nigerians by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Recall that the FBI had released names of 78 Nigerians in a bust of an 80-man internet crime syndicate across the United States last Friday. The American agency said it arrested the suspected fraudsters
Fight over #FBIList tears Nigerians apart as #IgboYahooBoys, #YorubaDrugDealers, #ArewaDrugDealers trend on Twitter
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target=_blank>Operatives foil armed bandits’ attack on Enugu Police station
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Operatives foil armed bandits’ attack on Enugu Police station
THE Police in Enugu foiled an attempt by unknown gunmen to cart away weapons from Ikiliki police station on Sunday. It was gathered that the hoodlums had stormed the police station at the Enugu suburb with a pretext to report security matter in the locality. But to the dismay of the law enforcement agents, the
Operatives foil armed bandits’ attack on Enugu Police station
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target=_blank>OPC honours Awolowo, MKO Abiola, Ajasin, 17 others with hero of democracy award
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OPC honours Awolowo, MKO Abiola, Ajasin, 17 others with hero of democracy award
The Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) led by Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Adams, has listed the sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, for special posthumous awards as the hero of democracy as the organization celebrates its 25th anniversary. The event, which is holding in Lagos on Thursday, August 29th, 2019, with a public lecture, among
OPC honours Awolowo, MKO Abiola, Ajasin, 17 others with hero of democracy award
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Nigeria to go through rigorous process to be certified polio-free — WHO, EU
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Nigeria to go through rigorous process to be certified polio-free — WHO, EU
The World Health Organisation (WHO) and the European Union (EU), have declared that Nigeria would go through a very rigorous process in the next six months for Africa to be certified polio free. For Africa to be certified polio free, Nigeria must be certified free, and having celebrated a long three years without any report […]
Nigeria to go through rigorous process to be certified polio-free — WHO, EU
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