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Nigerien forces kill four Libyan arm suppliers en route Nigeria
About four terrorist arm suppliers on their way to Nigeria have been killed by officials of Niger Republic army, The Guardian learnt. The Libyan arm suppliers were intercepted before reaching the border that leads to Nigeria in the Niger Republic on Sunday. It is believed that the arms dealers were arm suppliers to the bandits …
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Accused of graft, Diezani says ‘Yahoo yahoo’ boys have become role models
Former Nigerian minister of petroleum resources Diezani Alison-Madueke on Sunday lamented how values are fast eroding in Nigeria due to the activities of internet fraudsters aka “Yahoo Yahoo boys” in the country. Popularly referred by her first name, the minister herself is facing allegations of bribery and money laundering in London and Nigeria. Although the …
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Apathy, low attendance herald churches’ reopening in Lagos
Christian faithful yesterday approached their hallowed sanctuaries in Lagos State with cautious optimism as services reopened after five months of closure. For many, the announcement by the Lagos State government to reopen places of worship days after schools were reopened for SS3 students, seemed like an implied decline in the community spread of coronavirus, just …
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Apapa will open to traffic in October — LASG
The Lagos State Government says all roads and bridges under construction in Apapa, the nation’s port city, will be completed by October.
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SESSPN commends police, charges new NBA Exco to raise the bar
The South East South South Professionals of Nigeria (SESSPN) has commended the Nigerian Police over the prompt arrest of the criminal gang that attacked a bullion van in Ebonyi state, shortly after the news of their grave operation claimed four lives of their personnel, and ignited public apprehension. In a release by the Publicity Secretary …
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Tanker drivers start strike Monday as talks with LASG end in deadlock
The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) has said that the planned strike by Petroleum Tanker Drivers…
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Forex demand hits $1.16b as naira slides
With the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) adjusting foreign exchange rates in search of uniform framework, local demand has hit $1.16 billion on the back of outstanding obligations.
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Cautious optimism as churches resume in Lagos
Many churches reopened in Lagos State yesterday for worship after about five months of closure in adherence to COVID-19 safety protocols…
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Violation of COVID-19 protocols at rallies worries INEC, Edo government
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has expressed dissatisfaction over the non-compliance with COVID-19 protocols by political party leaders and their supporters
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Ekiti doctors accuse government of paying lip service to healthcare, welfare
State distributes COVID-19 protective materials to schools The striking National Association of Government General and Medical and Dental Practitioners (NAGGMDP) in Ekiti State has accused the state government of paying lip service to delivering the desired healthcare services to the people of state. The association made the assertion in a statement jointly signed by its …
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