Latest News in Nigeria Today Friday 8th November 2019
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FCT Police arrest 42 suspects over rape, other criminal offences
The Police Command in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on Wednesday said it arrested 42 suspects over rape, kidnapping and other criminal activities in the territory.
The Commissioner of Police in charge of the Command, Mr Bala Ciroma, disclosed this at a news conference in Abuja.
He said that 26 of the suspects were kidnap syndicates arrested during a Joint Counter Kidnapping Operation involving the Police, the Military and other security agencies tagged “Operation Sharan Daji”.
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WAAS boss predicts production of locally made vehicles in Nigeria
ORGANISERS of the West Africa Automotive Show, WAAS, at the Landmark Centre, Victoria Island, B to B Events, has predicted that Nigeria will in future be the powerhouse to export locally produced vehicles.
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Paedophile serving 17 years behind bars for abusing babies dies in prison
It is understood the paedophile, Perry – who was jailed in January after pleading guilty to a string of sexual and indecent assaults on children – had attempted to take his own life and later died in hospital.
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Nigeria’s fast-rising actor, Moshood Fataah nominated for 2019 Future Awards for acting, music
Standing tall in the acting and music category, Moshood Fataah who has been penned by many industry analysts to win will be slugging it out with five other nominees Timini Egbuson; Bimbo Ademoye; Bandele ‘Baaj’ Adebule; Sharon Ooja and Fatima Washa Abdullahi.
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Border closure: Association cautions against selective approach
The President of the Concerned Youth Empowerment Association, Mr Noble Adaelu has cautioned against selective approach in the effort to rid Nigeria’s borders of unscrupulous activities such as smuggling.
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Lagos primary school teachers to get Tablets as teaching tool — Dep Gov
“Every teacher cannot teach with the same standard across the state, but with the tool (tablet), it allows to know your students are being taught right.” The Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr Obafemi Hamzat said.
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FG Pledges Support For Herbal Medicine Practice
The Federal government has assured all herbal medical Practitioners in Nigeria of it’t support to ensure efficient utilization of herbs and plant to boost the nation’s economy.
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Unemployed pleads guilty to peddling 2.8kg cannabis
One unemployed Saheed Azeez charged with peddling 2.8kg of Cannabis sativa (marijuana), on Thursday pleaded guilty to the charge before a Federal High Court, Lagos.
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Adeshida: NUJ FCT outraged, demands sanctions
ABUJA- The Nigerian Union of Journalists, FCT Council, has expressed its outrage over the physical assault suffered by Mr. Abayomi Adeshida, a photojournalist with the Vanguard Newspapers, at the Presidential Villa, Thursday.
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Yellow fever outbreak claims 29 lives in Bauchi
Dr Rilwanu Mohammed, Chairman, Bauchi State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (BSPHDA), said on Thursday that 29 people had died from an outbreak of yellow fever in the state.
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