Guardian Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 19th November 2019
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Troops overcome another ambush by Boko Haram terrorist in Dikwa – Nigerian Army
The Nigerian Army says its troops have overcome another ambush by the Boko Haram terrorist in Dikwa Local Government Area of Borno.
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Jailed Nigerian fraudster coordinates $100m scam from prison – EFCC
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has uncovered how a jailed fraudster coordinated scam operations while he is in prison. The fraudster, Hope Olusegun Aroke, a convicted internet scammer, is serving a 24-year jail term. The EFCC said Aroke recently masterminded an internet scam worth $100 million from prison. “Investigation revealed that he masterminded
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Imo State disowns ultimatum for herdsmen to vacate state
Imo State Government has disowned an ultimatum issued by a group, under the aegis of Coalition of South East Youth Leaders, that herdsmen in the state should leave within 24 hours. “The attention of the Government of Imo State has been drawn to a report on some news media, credited to a group, which identified
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Hate speech bill not to elongate Buhari’s tenure, Senate clarifies
The Senate yesterday clarified that the hate bill sponsored barely a week ago by Aliu Sabi Abdullahi was not to secure an alleged third tenure for President Muhammadu Buhari by way of criminalising opposing views.
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Senate moves to okay e-voting for future polls
The Senate has begun a fresh electoral reform which has mandated the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to adopt the much-awaited electronic voting method for future polls.
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Go to court, Buhari tells losers of Bayelsa, Kogi polls
President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday urged persons dissatisfied with the outcome of the governorship elections in Bayelsa and Kogi states to seek redress in court.
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Measles kills 34 children in Yobe
Measles has killed 34 children from 3,224 cases recorded in various communities in Yobe State. The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health, Hamidu Alhaji, disclosed this yesterday while flagging off the 2019 vaccination campaign against measles in Damaturu.
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Makinde kicks off N9.9 million Moniya-Ijaye-Iseyin road
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State yesterday formally kicked off the total reconstruction of a 65-kilometre Moniya-Ijaiye-iseyin Road at an estimated cost of N9.9 billion.
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Abiodun moves to end future disaster at Ota toll-gate
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has directed that specific measures be put in place to forestall future accidents around toll-gate in Ota.
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Indian national remanded over alleged N149.6 million fraud, attempted suicide
Justice Nicole Clay of a Lagos High Court, Igbosere, has ordered that an Indian national, Lokesh Parwani, who attempted suicide after he was arrested for alleged fraud worth N146 million be remanded in the facility of Nigerian Correctional Services (NCS), formerly Nigerian Prison Services (NPS).
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