Latest News in Nigeria Today Thursday 11th February 2021
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Thursday 11th February 2021 .
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How Wole Soyinka dispersed herdsmen from grazing on-premises — Agunloye
Dr Olu Agunloye has dismissed the widespread report of an attack on Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka’s house by herdsmen in Abeokuta, Ogun State on Wednesday, and urged the public to disregard it.
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Why children should be allowed to create, explore — Founder, Eplaymuseum
By Elizabeth Osayande IN a bid to encourage children to be creative, explore and to believe in themselves, the Founder, Eplaymuseum, Linus Seidougha, has donated over 200 exercise books, dozens of pencils, ball pens, textbooks, mathematical sets, poster colours, school bags and other school items to children in the FESTAC area of Lagos. TheRead More
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Reps set to amend ACJA, Armed Forces Act, others
House of Representatives is set to amend the Administration of Criminal Justice Act.
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Nothing personal against AGF — Yabatech ASUP boss
THE Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechincs, ASUP, Yaba College of Technology, Yabatech chapter, Mr Remi Ajiboye, has said he has nothing personal against the Accountant-General of the Federation, or any staff in his office and that his recent comment about the workings of the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System, IPPIS, wasRead More
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Poverty and government in deficit
By Yinka Olaito IN economics, we learn a little about balance of trade. This can either be surplus or negative. A surplus is when a country’s export value is greater than its import and a deficit occurs when the country becomes a major consumer leading to higher import and lower or zero export. As theRead More
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Please, shelve #OccupyLekkiTollGate
TENSION has been building up in Lagos State over the intention of some angry youths to stage #OccupyLekkiTollGate protest in response to the imminent reopening of the toll plaza by the Lagos State Government. Another group had announced its plan to stage a counter #Defend Lagos and #Dem No Born their Papa Well protests atRead More
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Kukah: Crucify him! But why?
By Kiikpoye K. Aaron THE Christmas Day homily by the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Dr. Mathew Hassan Kukah, has generated a lot of reactions from government and sectarian circles. Some of the reactions, particularly those by Muslim groups, are so harsh that one wonders if a fatwa is not about to be pronouncedRead More
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Beyond new service chiefs: Nigeria needs a truly professional military
By Olu Fasan PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari rejected National Assembly resolutions and public demands to sack his utterly inept service chiefs. Suddenly, on January 26, President Buhari tweeted: “I have accepted the immediate resignation of the service chiefs.” But, akin to a “golden handshake”, he promptly nominated them as “non-career ambassadors”. Was there a special relationshipRead More
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Deodorising evil in the name of peace
By Ikechukwu Amaechi ISLAMIC cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi is a man with a lot of clout in his neck of the woods. A retired army officer and a medical doctor who decided to be a full-time Islamic preacher, his people put much stock in whatever he says. So, when he embarked on a self-assigned missionRead More
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Lagos reiterates adoption of COVID-19 safety protocols in schools
By Mary Obaebor IN a bid to prevent further spread of COVID-19 in the state as public and private schools have resumed academic activities, the Lagos State Government has reiterated that schools must adopt and strictly adhere to all safety precautionary and preventive protocols of the federal and Lagos state governments. The Director-General, Lagos StateRead More
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