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Regulation of social media threat to freedom of speech —Shehu Sani
.Says President Buhari once victim of The Senator that represented Kaduna Central in the 8th National Assembly, Comrade Shehu Sani, has described the bill on the regulation of social media as a serious threat and danger to freedom of speech and expression. Comrade Sani in a statement said the quest to regulate the social media
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APC governors give Oshiomhole ultimatum to resign
The Progressives Governors Forum has asked the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman Adams Oshiomhole to convene a National Executive Council (NEC) meeting to address the party’s challenges or resign his position. “It is either Comrade Oshiomhole respect the provision of the party constitution and convene superior organ meeting to deliberate on all our challenges, or
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Police rescue another boy kidnapped in Kano, arrest 3 suspects
The Kano state police command’s Anti-Kidnapping Team of Operation Puff Adder has rescued another 11-year-old boy kidnapped in Kano, Muhammed Ya’u and sold in Onitsha, Anambra.
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No robbery at our Benin branch – CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)has said there was no robbery attack at its Benin branch in Edo State. “Stories that armed robbers attacked CBN Benin branch on Tuesday 12/11/19 are untrue,” CBN tweeted late Tuesday. There were unconfirmed reports on Tuesday that some robbers attempted to break into the CBN branch in Benin when
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Again, Osinbajo reacts to alleged “rift” with Buhari
Nigeria’s Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has reacted to another claim by a journalist Festus Adebayo about a supposed rift between him and President Muhammadu Buhari. Adebayo, who was appointed by the Senate President Ahmed Lawan as a spokesman but was sacked soon afterwards following widespread criticism for his critical reviews about Buhari’s administration, claimed Osinbajo
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Outrage as Senate imposes death penalty on hate speech offenders
The Senate has reintroduced a bill it abandoned under pressure last year through which it sought to impose the death penalty on “any person found guilty of any form of hate speech that results in the death of another person.”
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Government charges N50 for multi-billion pipelines licences
Sixty-three years after the Oil Pipelines Act came into force, the country has continued to charge a meagre N50 for licences to operate pipeline networks worth $4.6 million.
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SDP boss battered as INEC, stakeholders’ meeting in Lokoja turns violent
The meeting called by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Lokoja, Kogi State, to sensitise stakeholders on preparation for the November 16 governorship election, turned violent as suspected political thugs invaded the meeting causing serious uproar.
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HIV prevalence in South East above national average
The southeast geo-political zone has a national Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) prevalence rate of 1.9, which is above the national average of 1.4.
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Journalists, others allegedly barred as ‘secret trial’ of Jalingo begins in Calabar
The “secret trial” of a journalist and human rights activist, Agba Jalingo, began yesterday in Calabar with journalists, lawyers and others allegedly locked out. The publisher, who is believed to be incarcerated by Governor Ben Ayade…
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