The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Wednesday 13th October 2021
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 13/10/21
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Ganduje submits supplementary budget to Assembly
KANO State Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has submitted the 2021 supplementary budget of 33,802,37I.99 to the state house of assembly. Reading the letter on the floor of the house, the Speaker of the Kano State House of Assembly, Hamisu Ibrahim Chidari, said the supplementary budget of N33,802,371.99 is to be used to accelerate developmental projects.
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El-Rufai proposes N233b as 2022 budget
KADUNA State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has presented the 2022 draft budget of N233 billion to Kaduna State House of Assembly, with a capital expenditure of N146 billion and recurrent spending of N87.6 billion. Giving a further breakdown of the N233 billion budget estimate, the governor stated that it has a capital to recurrent ratio of
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Another unvaccinated person dies in Edo
Edo State has recorded the death of another unvaccinated person. The Godwin Obaseki’s administration is intensifying the rollout of the second phase of COVID-19 vaccines across the state’s 18 local government areas, as part of ramped-up efforts to achieve herd immunity against the virus and contain the third wave of the pandemic. Head of Edo’s
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Cross River: tax reliefs granted in heat of pandemic has expired
Executive Chairman of Cross River State Internal Revenue Service (CRIRS) Mr. Akpanke Ogar has announced the expiration of the structured tax relief regime for businesses in the state. The tax relief was granted tax-payers by the state government last year in response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic last year. The state internal revenue
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‘Why ruling party must be blamed for joblessness, lack of inclusivity’
Bauchi State Governor of Bala Mohammed has blamed the All Progressive Congress (APC) for the massive unemployment rate and lack of inclusivity in government. The governor said the party’s destructive zero-sum politics of exclusion and alienation has brought out the worst in the country and threatened the fabric of its existence. Mohammed added that the
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Lagos records two deaths, 68 infections in two days
Lagos State Commissioner for Health Prof. Akin Abayomi has announced that the state recorded two COVID-19 related deaths and 68 infections from October 9 to 10. Abayomi stated this through his Facebook account @Profakinolaabayomi yesterday, while giving the state’s COVID-19 update for the reported days. He said the two recorded deaths increased the number of
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Opposition parties undermining national unity, Northeast APC Forum alleges
ALL Progressive Congress (APC) Northeast Consultative Forum has accused opposition political parties of undermining the country’s unity. Its chairman, Hammed Saleh, who stated this while addressing reporters in Gombe, said the conduct of some opposition political parties is inimical to the country’s progress and unity. Saleh made particular reference to All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA)
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Fed Govt to Nigerians: take responsibility for your health
The Federal Government has urged Nigerians to take responsibility for their health against the deadly Coronavirus (COVID-19). It said though it’s the duty of government to protect its citizenry, people should also take cognisance of their health. The government maintained that people should take care of their health by complying with COVID-19 protocol, adding that
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Soldier shot, many injured at APGA rally
Gunmen yesterday attacked security officials in the Ihiala area of Anambra State where the ruling All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) were holding a campaign rally ahead of the November governorship election. Policemen and soldiers returned fire in an encounter said to have lasted about two hours. Six persons were reported killed and more injured in
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Gunmen abduct students at Kaduna Catholic seminary
Gunmen have abducted some students of St Albert the Great Institute of Philosophy, a Catholic seminary in Kaduna State. The seminary situated at Fayit community in Kagoma chiefdom, Jama’a council was reportedly attacked on Monday night. Confirming the development in a statement, Emmanuel Okolo, chancellor of the Catholic diocese of Kafanchan in Kaduna, said six
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