Latest News in Nigeria Today Sunday 2nd February 2020
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Sunday 2nd February 2020 .
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SERAP wins round one in battle to get details of payment of jumbo pensions to ex-governors
There is prospect Nigerians keen on knowing details of payment of life pensions to former governors across the 36 states in the country, and the names and number of ex-governors and other officials collecting pensions, may soon have some answers, as Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has won the latest round in the legal battle to compel 36 state governors to disclose these details.
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Gridlock as LASTMA official found dangling on billboard
A LASTMA official was on Saturday seen on a Lagos billboard dangling. Just as it is with a bad occurrence, the scene did not delay attracting a crowd with their smartphones ready to capture the event. The crowd resulted in gridlock as the movement of vehicles was obstructed. Officials of the Neighbourhood Safety Corps reportedlyRead More
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Lagos: Fireworks, as red card for Okada takes effect!
Restriction order is in our interest but many operators will be out of business — Rider Government has placed the cart before the horse — Trader Poverty in the police may hamper exercise — Civil servant 99 per cent of Traffic Law violators are uniformed men — Association No going back on enforcement — TaskRead More
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How Akpabio inspired my sojourn in politics – Ekanem, ADC chieftain
Leader of African Democratic Congress, Ibeju Lekki chapter, Ekanem Idara, in this interview, says her mission in politics is to correct the impression that women cannot mange power in the country. She also speaks on why she chose ADC
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Florence Ita-Giwa gears up for 74th birthday
To many, she is ‘Mama Bakassi.’ To others, she is the wife of the late journalist, Dele Giwa, and yet some see her as a notable politician. Senator Florence Ita-Giwa is a woman of means and come February 19 the frontline politician will be 74. The former Special Adviser to the ex-President Obasanjo is leavingRead More
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Onuesoke urges inclusion of other tribes to ‘Amotekun outfit’
A Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, Chief Sunny Onuesoke has advised that the newly formed security outfit, ‘Amotekun’ by the Southwest Governors should recruit members from other tribes who have lived in the Southwest region for over 10 years and proven to be patriotic citizens.
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Ascon Oil: 35 years after, Grace Olowofoyeku moves on
It is no longer news that Grace Olowofoyeku, the Group Managing Director (GMD) and Chief Executive of Ascon Oil Group, a company involved in the downstream sector of the oil and gas industry, has sold-off the company. Earlier she laid off 80 percent of the staff. Obnoxious estimated billing on electricity where she spent N3mRead More
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Demons truly give money to ritualists — Olalekan, cleric
Alhaji Junaid Yunus Olalekan, lslamic cleric and social analyst, speaks on money rituals. What is your take on the view that African traditional religion may die as Christianity and Islam flourish? African traditional religion is as multifaceted as the population of Africans. I don’t think that it will die as soon as it is beingRead More
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Yoruba got the notion of demons giving money from Nupe, Ghana — Elebuibon, traditionalist
Chief Ifayemi Elebuibon, a renowned traditionalist, is the Araba Awo of Osogbo, Osun State. In this interview, Elebuibon speaks on money ritual against the backdrop of the recent killing of a student of Lagos State University (LASU), Favour Daley-Oladele, allegedly by her lover, Adeeko Owolabi, on the pretext that the ritual there-from will get demonsRead More
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Knocks, kudos as LASG enforces ban on Okada, Keke NAPEP
Enforcement records voluntary compliance Commuters stranded as “Danfo” drivers hike fares LASG hails operators, residents for compliance level Describes devt as “impressive, satisfactory’ Our correspondents Residents in Lagos on Saturday, February 1st, 2020, woke up to the stark reality of a new dawn in traffic order as the metropolis was devoid of usual activities ofRead More
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