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Afenifere leader Ayo Fasanmi is dead
One of the prominent leaders of the Yoruba socio-cultural group Afenifere, Pa Ayo Fasanmi is dead. He was aged 94 years. He died Wednesday night at Osogbo, Osun State capital. Fasanmi, who served at the House of Representatives and Senate at different times, was among core loyalists of the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo. He celebrated …
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COVID-19: Nigeria records 404 new cases, total infections now 42,208
Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has recorded 404 new COVID-19 cases in the country, as total infections from the virus rise to 42,208.
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FIRS orders tenants to pay stamp duty on rents to bank
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has insisted that there is no basis for rent increment in relation to the stamp duty payable on tenancy and lease agreement by tenants in the country. It said that tenants, not landlords, should pay the applicable stamp duty by themselves at any commercial bank of their choice, not …
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NSCIA director Yusuf Nwoha dies in road crash
The director, administration at the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), Mallam Yusuf Chinedozi Nwoha is dead. Nwoha died on Wednesday in an unfortunate road accident at Okene, Kogi state, on his way to Owerri in Imo state for Sallah festival. The sudden death of Nwoha was confirmed in a statement signed by NSCIA …
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Russia to register first COVID-19 vaccine by August 12
Russia plans to register a coronavirus vaccine by August 10-12, clearing the way for what its backers say would be the world’s first official approval of inoculation against the epidemic.
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Nigeria-China trade imbalance widens despite currency swap
Statistics show that the historically lopsided trade relations may have worsened since the implementation of the Bilateral Currency Swap Agreement (BCSA) signed two years ago, as Nigeria’s export to China lags behind the huge yearly import volumes.
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CSOs demand breakdown of N3b COVID-19 expenditure in Akwa Ibom
The Akwa Ibom chapter of the Forum of Civil Society Organisations has demanded a breakdown of the N3 billion said to be spent so far on the COVID-19 pandemic in the state.
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‘Repentant’ Boko Haram member kills father in Borno, reveals Ndume
Senator Ali Ndume has criticised the Federal Government’s amnesty to terrorists, saying that a repentant Boko Haram member, who was recently integrated into the community, killed his father, stole his wealth and disappeared.
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Minister explains train fare hike as passengers groan
Passengers on the Abuja/Kaduna railway have continued to express dissatisfaction over the increase in the transport fare despite the harsh economic situation in the country due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
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Reps caucus warns of impending killings in Kaduna, offers solution
The Southerner Kaduna caucus in the House of Representatives rose from an emergency meeting yesterday with a fresh alarm of a plan by unidentified militia to wreak another mayhem in the area after the Sallah festivity.
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