Nigeria news today headlines update Wednesday 13th November 2019
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Wife Cries Out Over UNIZIK’s Staff Whereabouts 17 Days After Abduction
AWKA – Mrs. Chiazor Chia g h a n a , wife of Emeka Chiaghana, an Engineer and staff of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, has raised the alarm over the whereabouts of her husband 17 days after his abduction. Mr. Chiaghana who hails from Nibo in Awka South Council area was allegedly whisked away from
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Another Kidnapped Kano Boy Sold For N200,000 Rescued In Anambra
KANO – The Anambra State Command of the Nigeria Police on Tuesday announced that the command had rescued an eleven-year-old boy, one Muhammed Ya’u, who was kidnapped at PRP Quarters Kano in 2014 and sold for N2000,000 at Onitsha in Anambra State. A press statement signed by Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Abdullahi Haruna, Police
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WHO Commends Government’s Efforts In Niger Delta Creeks
LAGOS – The Word Health Org a n i s a t i o n (WHO) has commended Bayelsa’s government for the attention it has in the recent time been paying to communities in Niger Creeks, particularly as it is not leaving any child needlessly exposed to vaccine-preventable diseases. The global health body commended health
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Traders Storm Lagos House Of Assembly To Protest Ikosi/Isheri Market Demolition
Hundreds of traders on Tuesday stormed the Lagos State House of Assembly in protest against the demolition of the Ikosi/Isheri produce market in Lagos. DAILY INDEPENDENT gathered that the protesters, mostly women, arrived at the assembly en masse, chanting different songs and carrying placards with various inscriptions. Among the inscriptions on their placards were “Re-modeling
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Church Launches Free Bus Rides In Calabar For Workers, Students
CALABAR – Grace Network Evangelical Outreach also known as “Grace Consulate” located in Calabar has launched a free transportation scheme aimed at alleviating the sufferings of policemen, students and other inhabitants from various locations within the state capital. This gesture was aimed at providing free transportation for military personnels, policemen, students and civil servants as
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EFCC Arraigns Clearing Agent Over Alleged Fraud
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has arraigned one Adamu Isyaku Dan’auni, and his company, Dan’auni General Merchant Nigeria Limited, before Justice Lewis Allagoa of the Federal High Court, Kano, on one-count charge of forgery. The defendant allegedly forged a bank teller with reference number 1406170TT0357, purportedly from a new generation bank with the
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Some Orphanages Contravene Procedure For Child Adoption –Dame Okowa
ASABA – Dame Edith Okowa, wife of Delta State Governor, has warned that the hands of the law will soon catch up with orphanages that sell children against the procedure for child adoption. Wife of the governor gave the warning during the celebration of the 2019 World Orphanage day by 05 lnitiative in Asaba. She
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Land Border Closure: Importers Of Frozen Foods Divert To Airports
LAGOS – Importers of frozen foods have devised another means of sustaining their illegal activities by diverting their consignments to the nation’s international airports, especially the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMA), Lagos. The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), MMIA Command, also said that it had earned at least N47.7 billion in revenues between January and October 2019,
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FRSC Blames Road Crashes On Indiscipline, Lawlessness
UYO – The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has blamed road crashes in Nigeria on indiscipline, lawlessness and inconsiderate actions of road users. The FRSC has therefore urged road users to avoid indiscipline on the road and ensure the sanctity of life by being safe and cautious while using the road. The Akwa Ibom Sector
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How Bodies Of 89-Year-Old Grandmother, Daughter Murdered By House-Help Were Discovered – Witness
A prosecution witness, Dahiru Musa on Tuesday told a Lagos High Court sitting in Igbosere, how the bodies of 89-year-old grandmother and daughter, Ajoke John and Oreoluwa, allegedly killed by their newly employed house help, Joseph Ogbu, were discovered. The witness, Musa, a security guard told the court that the bodies were discovered after Ogbu […]
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