Vanguard Latest News Wednesday 9th September 2020
Vanguard Latest News Today and headlines on some of the happenings and news trend in the Country, today 09/09/20
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NMA rejects directives by Nasarawa State Govt. against private practice
The Nasarawa State chapter of Nigeria Medical Association (NMA) has rejected the directive by the state government that doctors on the payroll of government should desist from private practice or face sanction. Dr Sabo Emmanuel, NMA Chairman in the state, stated this while briefing newsmen on Wednesday in Lafia. The NMA chairman was reacting toRead More
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Edo Election: Report suspicious transactions, EFCC tells bankers
As the Edo State governorship election draws near, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) Benin zonal office, has advised Compliance officers of banks to report suspicious transactions to the Commission. Benin Zonal head of the EFCC, Muhtar Bello stated this during a meeting with compliance officers of various banks in Benin City, Edo State.Read More
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Weak currency discouraging foreign investment in Nigeria’s economy, Says Expert
By Marie-Therese Nanlong The federal government has been asked to take advantage of the global liquidity glut being experienced during the COVID-19 period to attract capital inflows to stabilize the nation’s currency, deepen domestic liquidity and ensure economic growth for the well-being of the citizens. An economist, Dr. Ayo Teriba gave the advice at aRead More
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Pope sports a face mask for the first time in public
Pope Francis was seen Wednesday for the first time wearing a protective face mask as he attended his second traditional general audience before a limited public presence after a six-month suspension. The pontiff — known for a fondness for close personal contact — however quickly removed the mask as he emerged from the car carryingRead More
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‘We want army stay in power’: Hundreds rally in support of Mali junta
Hundreds of people demonstrated in Mali’s capital on Tuesday in support of the junta that has seized power in a coup, as debate rages over the timeframe for the country’s return to civilian rule. Months of protests over the simmering jihadist insurgency, bloody ethnic violence and endemic corruption in the country boiled over when rebelRead More
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BBNaija gulps N3.5 billion – Multichoice
The Managing Director of Multichoice, John Ugbe has revealed that the production of this year’s Big Brother Naija cost the company a whooping N3.5 billion. Ugbe made the revelation at the ongoing Multichoice Showcase 2020 holding via Zoom. Details later… VANGUARD
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Edo Central, Esan’s conditions for backing Obaseki — Imasuangbon
Why I stepped down for Obaseki By Clifford Ndujihe Ken Imasuagbon, a former governorship aspirant on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in this interview speaks on the politics of Edo, why Governor Godwin Obaseki will be re-elected and how Edo Central will produce the governor in 2024. On comments that Edo North isRead More
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Football: African club competitions dates
CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup dates for rest of 2019/2020 season and complete 2020/2021 season: Champions League 2019/2020 Semi-finals – Raja Casablanca (MAR) v Zamalek (EGY), Wydad Casablanca (MAR) v Al Ahly (EGY), first legs: Sept 25/26, second: Oct 2/3 Final – Oct 16/17 (provisional), venue to be decided 2020/2021 Preliminary round –Read More
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School reopening: Nigeria should domesticate policy on safe school — UN
The United Nations has called on the Nigerian States to fast track the domestication of the policies on safe schools in line with the safe school declaration which Nigeria endorsed. March 20, 2019, President Muhammadu Buhari, ratified the Safe Schools Declaration (SSD) during the weekly FEC meeting. The SSD is an intergovernmental political commitment thatRead More
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E2%80%95-ondo-assembly/ Official vehicle distribution not politically motivated ― Ondo Assembly
By Dayo Johnson – Akure The seven lawmakers in the Ondo State House of Assembly that were left out in the distribution of the operational vehicle last week by the state government have not been sidelined. Spokesperson of the Assembly, Hon Gbenga Omole, gave this clarification in Akure. Nineteen of the 26 lawmakers in theRead More
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