Latest News in Nigeria Today Thursday 5th September 2019
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target=_blank>Xenophobic: South-African govt giving attackers tacit support – Rep
Deputy chairman House of Representatives Committee on Niger-Delta, Hon. Henry Nwawuba has criticised the lack of political will on the part of the South African government to deal with those who are involved in Xenophobic attack and kill foreign national as well as destroy their property.
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target=_blank>NBC trains 16,000 youth entrepreneurs
Nigerian Bottling Company (NBC) says it has trained over 16,000 entrepreneurs in its Youth Empowered Nigeria programme as 500 unemployed youths are trained in business and life’s skills in Calabar.
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target=_blank>Xenophobic attacks: It’s time to change ‘Africa as centrepiece’ foreign policy – Rep
Deputy chairman House of Representatives Committee on Niger-Delta, Hon. Henry Nwawuba has advised the Federal Government to jettison the long-held ‘Africa as centrepiece’ foreign policy of Nigeria.
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target=_blank>Lukaku: Inter fans’group defend monkey chants
A section of the Inter Milan ultras group ‘Curva Nord’ has insisted the monkey chants aimed at Romelu Lukaku by Cagliari fans were not meant to be racist.
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target=_blank>Ruiz Jr to ‘make more history’ against Joshua in contentious Saudi rematch
Heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr promised on Wednesday that history would repeat itself when he takes on Anthony Joshua in December’s controversial rematch in Saudi Arabia.
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target=_blank>Xenophobia: Coalition demand probe of Nigerian Commission in South Africa
Coalition for Good Governance and Economic Justice in Africa, CGGEJA has urged the Federal Republic of Nigeria to investigate Nigerian Commission in South Africa over allegation of failure to provide shelter and protection to Nigeria citizens who sought refuge during the chaos and bloodletting.
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target=_blank>Boris Johnson promises extra £2bn for Brexit delivery
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative government, on Wednesday, promised to set aside an extra 2 billion pounds (2.4 billion dollars) for Brexit delivery.
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target=_blank>Xenophobia: UN Chief flays ‘acts of violence’ against foreigners
UN Secretary-General António ?Guterres has “strongly condemned” the renewed wave of “acts of violence” against foreigners and their property in parts of South Africa.
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target=_blank>Ugwuanyi appoints former AIG Okorie as member of South East Security Committee
Following the inauguration of a five-man Joint Security Committee set up by the southeast governors, during their last meeting in Enugu, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State, has approved the appointment of the former Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG), Mr Aloysius Okorie, as a member of the committee.
In a statement by the Secretary to the Enugu State Government, Professor Simon Uchenna Ortuanya, Mr Okorie replaces the retired Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Ogbonna Onovo, who was recently appointed as Security Consultant to the state government.
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Power supply: We will continue to partner with BEDC – Gov. Okowa
Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta, on Wednesday said the state government will continue to partner with the Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC) to improve power supply in the state.
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