Latest News in Nigeria Today Monday 30th September 2019
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target=_blank>Lagos govt, APRA President commend Ecobank on environmental sustainability
As Ecobank wins CRS marble award for excellence on environment protection
Ecobank Nigeria’s environmental sustainability initiatives targeted at removing non- biodegradable elements particularly plastic bottles from the streets of Lagos has continued to generate commendation, recognition and goodwill from government officials, corporate organizations and well-meaning individuals.
At the weekend, Ecobank was also presented with the 2019 CSR Marble Award of Excellence at an event organized by a renowned public relations outfit, AS+A Communications in Lagos.
Continue reading Lagos govt, APRA President commend Ecobank on environmental sustainability at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>BREAKING: SSS releases Chido Onumah hours after arrest
Members of the State Security Service (SSS) have released journalist, Chido Onumah, just hours after his arrest.
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The real reason for his arrest was not known, but reports have it that Chido Onumah has now been released.
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target=_blank>Rep tackles eastern port operator for sidelining Nigerians
By Dapo Akinrefon
A member of the House of Representatives ad hoc committee on Ports and Harbour, Mr Ossy Prestige, has accused the management of West Africa Container Terminal, WACT, Onne in Rivers State for sidelining Nigerians in the operations of the ports.
The lawmaker made the remarks at a public hearing at the Onne Port where he accused the management of WACT of replacing Nigerians with foreigners.
The lawmaker, member representing Aba North/South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, was part of those that visited the various seaports across the country.
Continue reading Rep tackles eastern port operator for sidelining Nigerians at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>Sapele Okpe community unveils statue to honour Dafinone
Sapele Okpe Community in Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State has unveiled a statue of late Senator David Omuenya Dafinone on the anniversary of his death, calling him a gift to the nation, and hoping his legacy will inspire others into becoming better citizens.
Continue reading Sapele Okpe community unveils statue to honour Dafinone at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>Our account not hacked, NHIS quashes report
National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), on Sunday, dismissed allegations that the organisation’s account was hacked for fraudulent operation by staff of Clearline International Limited, a Health Maintenance Organisation (HMO).
Continue reading Our account not hacked, NHIS quashes report at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>Ministry seal 3 private schools in Sokoto State
The Sokoto State Ministry for Basic and Secondary Education has closed three private schools for non-compliance with the guidelines for establishing schools.
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target=_blank>We’ll transform sports through PPP – Dare
Mr Sunday Dare, the Minister of Youths and Sports Development, says the Federal Government will embrace Public Private Partnership(PPP) in transforming the sports sector.
Continue reading We’ll transform sports through PPP – Dare at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>Lagos baby factory: Sanwo-olu assures of justice
The Lagos state government has said that justice would be served on those found guilty in the case of the baby factory.
Continue reading Lagos baby factory: Sanwo-olu assures of justice at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>Buhari salutes Gov. Oyetola at 65
President Muhammadu Buhari has felicitated Gov. Gboyega Oyetola of Osun on the occasion of his 65th birthday.
Continue reading Buhari salutes Gov. Oyetola at 65 at Vanguard News.
Nigeria’s problems persist because we don’t pray, Cleric says
Rev Istifanus Koce of ECWA Good News Church, Kuje, FCT, on Sunday said that Nigeria’s problems were unrelenting because Nigerians were not prayerful.
“Nigeria’s problems keep getting worse because we do not pray fervently. We must pray for our country and its leaders,” Koce said at the inauguration of new executive officers to pilot the affairs of the Church in the next six years.
“Christians must pray more. We should not be tired of begging God to intervene in our situation.
Continue reading Nigeria’s problems persist because we don’t pray, Cleric says at Vanguard News.
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