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Ganduje releases N170 million for distribution of FG palliatives
Kano State Government has said the distribution of food items donated by Federal government as palliatives during COVID-19 lockdown will commence on Thursday. Commissioner for local government in Kano, Murtala Sule Garo made this known at the routine state press briefing on COVID-19 at Government house. Kano State will kick off the distribution of 110 …
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Zulum engages 28 Borno communities achieve food security
Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno state; has engaged communities on shores of Lake Alau to achieve food security.
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Nigeria to disengage 500,000 N-Power beneficiaries ‘soon’
About 500,000 persons engaged in Nigeria’s social investment programme N-Power will have to look elsewhere for means of livelihood as the government is set to terminate their existing engagement. Their current engagement, spokesperson for the humanitarian affairs, disaster management and social development ministry Rhoda Iliya, said in a statement has contributed to “the administration’s vision …
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Confusion over Adesina’s bid for fresh tenure as AfDB’s boss
The second tenure of Nigerian-born Dr. Akinwumi Adesina as president of the African Development Bank (AfDB) appears to be hanging in the balance.But Nigeria as the highest shareholder is yet to declare whether it would adopt the recommendations of the Ethics Committee that cleared him of allegations of corruption.
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CNPP urges Buhari to probe National Assembly over infectious diseases bill
The Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) has charged President Muhammadu Buhari to investigate the circumstances behind introduction of the Infectious Diseases Bill in the National Assembly.
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Senate insists on probe of NDDC’s financial deals
The confrontation between the National Assembly and the Interim Management Committee (IMC) of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) became messier yesterday as the senate challenged the agency to publish records of alleged multiple contracts awarded to senators.
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Kaduna extends lockdown by two weeks, relaxes movement
Again, Kaduna State Government has extended the lockdown in the state by two weeks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).The deputy governor, Dr. Hadiza Balarabe, said during a live broadcast on Tuesday night that after 60 days….
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A children’s day without cheer, funfare
Despite the restrictions on their activities, which have forced a prolonged holiday with no end in sight for kids across the country, the day still went without an activity celebrating children.
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FG issues guidelines for reopening of schools
The Federal Ministry of Education will publish post-COVID-19 guidelines for school, he said. According to him, the government is working on a model to ensure that all children do not return at the same time, with a view to facilitating physical distancing and sanitation.
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Why Africa records lowest COVID-19 cases, deaths, by WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared that Africa is doing better than other continents in the management of the coronavirus pandemic with lowest number of cases and deaths so far recorded.
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