The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Sunday 19th September 2021
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 19/09/21
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Man jailed six months for assaulting Jos DISCO staff
By Kolade Adeyemi, Jos For assaulting a staff of Jos Electricity Distribution Plc in the course of his official duty in Gombe, 30-year-old Ibrahim Shayibo has been sentenced to six months imprisonment with option of fine by a Chief Magistrate Court presided over by His Worship, Babayo Usamatu. The staff, Sani Maigari, who worked with
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Security Containment Order: Katsina commences prosecution of violators
By Augustine Okezie, Katsina The Katsina State government has commenced the prosecution of those who have violated the recent Security Containment Order signed into law by Governor Aminu Masari aimed at tackling security challenges in the state. The Katsina State Chief Judge, Justice Musa Danladi Abubakar, who made the above disclosure to newsmen in Katsina
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Re Vat: Federal Government must ensure it does nothing to embarrass judiciary
By Femi Orebe Presidential spokesperson, Femi Adesina was spot on when he gave his personal opinion on the raging issue of who, between the Federal Government and states, should collect the Value Added Tax. Giving his personal opinion on the matter, Femi opined: “I think the VAT issue is good because there have been talks
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Fani-Kayode: What next after defection?
By Yahaya Balogun What is Femi Fani-Kayode, lawyer, former Aviation minister and serial defector, up to? Two days ago, the ebullient and fork-tongued politician dumped the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the All Progressives Congress (APC). His antecedents suggest that he is always fond of ruling parties. A political trader or contractor, his next point
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Fiscal Federalism: Before Wike won, Tinubu towered!
“. . . ‘I tell you for certain that even before Abraham was, I was, and I am.’ The people picked up stones …” (John 8v58 – 59a) (Contemporary English Version) By John Ekundayo This week, the Followership Challenge is kicking off on a spiritual tone, comparing the scenario of this season in Nigeria’s political
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Herdsmen kill two, abduct one in Benue community
By Uja Emmanuel, Makurdi Suspected herdsmen, on Saturday at about 6am, killed two persons and abducted one other in Yelewata, Guma Local Government Area of Benue State. Yelaewata is a Tiv boarder settlement between Benue and Nassarawa and located on Makurdi-Lafia highway. The settlement has come under several attacks from suspected herdsmen. Read Also: How troops
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Remembering our Mamaláwo, Professor Sophie Olúwolé
By Yahaya Balogun In the late 80s, I was a staffer at the University of Lagos, Akoko, Lagos, Nigeria, before I decided to further seek knowledge in the citadel of learning. Then, through the inspiration of people like Professor Sophie Olúwolé, I knew that nothing in the cockpit or cocoon of determination is unbreakable and
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KINGSLEY MICHAEL: ‘I’m learning new tricks from Ndidi, Etebo
Super Eagles newbie Kingsley Michael celebrates making a debut for the Nigeria senior team as a dream come true. He explains his love for former AC Milan player Kaka and how he earned his nickname after the iconic Brazilian player. TAIWO ALIMI captures his words. Michael Senior, father of Super Eagles newest midfielder KingsIey Michael
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Buhari’s Imo visit: Group accuses S’east leaders of betraying Ndigbo
By Emma Elekwa, Onitsha A group, Igbos for a Progressive Nigeria (IPAN) has described the recent visit by President Muhammadu Buhari to Imo State as a wasted opportunity towards the progress of the people of the Southeast. It expressed disappointment that Igbo leaders who received the President in their numbers could not voice out their
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SEUN OGUNSAKIN & MUBARAK GANIYU: New tennis prodigies on the court
By TAIWO ALIMI Nigeria teenage tennis players Seun Ogunsakin and Mubarak Ganiyu have been described as the next big things that would happen to the country’s tennis if they are given the right mentorship and training. According to Godwin Kienka, director of the International Tennis Academy (ITA) who is in the forefront of developing tennis
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