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Arrest of fraudsters, no reason to stigmatise Nigerians abroad – Dabiri-Erewa
Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa, the Chief Executive of Nigerians in Diaspora (NIDCOM), on Thursday said that the arrest of some Nigerian fraudsters should not be a yardstick to stigmatise other Nigerians in the Diaspora.
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FG explains deregulation of oil downstream sector
The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Chief Timipre Sylva says the deregulation of the downstream oil sector was to ensure economic growth and development of the country.
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Four airlines off to good start, record 70% load factor
It was a fairly impressive turnout at both Lagos and Abuja local airports, yesterday, as four of the eight operating local airlines restarted operations with an average load factor of 70 per cent.
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Government woos World Bank over uneducated kids
The Federal Government has appealed to the World Bank to assist it in reducing the population of out-of- school children from 10 to five million by 2023.
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Buhari replaces two ambassadorial nominees as FCT protests exclusion
President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday wrote the Senate to replace two non-career ambassadorial nominees. In the letter read at plenary by Senate President Ahmad Lawan in Abuja, the Nigerian leader replaced Mr. Oboro Effiong Akpabio
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Passengers want sustainability of COVID-19 protocol as flights resume
After three months, the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, resumed commercial operations on a slow note yesterday. Except for some VIPs shuttles, the nation’s airspace was on lockdown since March 30.
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Masari wasted N52.6b from security escrow account, bizman tells EFCC
Katsina State Government has squandered N52.6 billion in the last five years from the state’s security escrow account, a Kaduna-based business mogul and Chairman of Dialogue Group Limited, Alhaji Mahdi Shehu, has alleged in a petition to Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
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Mining firm hand over transformers, borewells, 5.5km road to Kaduna community
As part of its corporate social responsibility, the African Natural Resources and Mining Limited (ANRML) has handed over two transformers, 3 drilled boreholes and 5.5km rehabilitated road to Gujeni Community in Kagarko council area of Kaduna State The Gujeni Integrated Iron Ore, Mining and Processing Plants handed over a completed 5.5km rural road with concrete …
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Fayemi, Agbalajobi differ on governance of Ekiti State
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ekiti State, Olusegun Agbalajobi, has warned that the second term of Governor Kayode Fayemi might be a disastrous outing unless the governor hits the ground running.
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Group backs Akinkugbe’s appointment as ambassadorial nominee
Ondo State youths, under the aegis of Ekimogun Round Table, have lauded President Muhammadu Buhari on the appointment of Nimi Akinkugbe as ambassadorial nominee for Ondo State.
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