The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Monday 6th December 2021
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 06/12/21
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Osinbajo addresses global LPG forum in Dubai
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo will depart Abuja on Monday for Dubai, United Arab Emirate (UAE), to participate in the World Liquified Petroleum Gas Association (WLPGA) forum. Osinbajo’s spokesman, Laolu Akande, in a statement on Monday, said that the vice president would deliver the keynote address at the forum. World leaders, top government ministers from several
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What Bello will bring as president, by senators, group
A group, the Global Alliance of Public and Private Professionals (GAP3) for PYB, has endorsed Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello for the 2023 presidency. It extolled Bello’s leadership values and described him as a quintessential character fit to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari. National Coordinator of GAP3, Ahmed Chikaji, spoke in a statement in Abuja while
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Nigeria’s Quadri shines at Singapore WTT Championship
Aruna Quadri has recorded his first victory at the ongoing World Table Tennis (WTT) Cup championship in Singapore. Quadri, who is representing Nigeria at the Championship, defeated the world number eight-player, Liang Jingkun of China to 3-1 (7–11, 11-1, 14-12,11-5) in round 16 of the men’s singles event to qualify for the quarter-finals. Quadri is
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Release list of 2019/2020 recruitment exercise, applicants beg NNPC
Applicants who wrote the NNPC test for the 2019/2020 recruitment exercise for Graduate Trainees and Experienced Hires (EH) have pleaded for the immediate release of the list of successful applicants. In a terse statement made available to The Nation titled ‘Open letter to His Excellency President Muhammadu Buhari and the National Assembly’, the applicants appealed
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Importers to pay N300b freight rates on foreign rice to Nigeria, others
Foreign rice importers will pay a total of N300 billion ($579. 75million) to shipping lines as freight rates by the end of this year. The rice importers, who are expecting their consignments from Thailand and other Asian countries are from Nigeria, Republic of Benin, Togo and Ghana, it was learnt. Last Thursday, the Nigeria Customs
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Eight kids found dead in vehicle
Eight children have been found dead in a Lexus Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) parked in front of the owner’s house at Adelayo Street, Agunaje, along Badagry Expressway, Lagos. The incident happened on Saturday. Police spokesman, Adekunle Ajisebutu, confirmed the incident. Read Also: Pregnant nurse, lover found dead inside toilet in Ondo “The eight children were said
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Anxiety over liquidity issues in commercial banks
There was anxiety among bank customers in Lagos at the weekend over the uncertain state of liquidity of banks as many customers complained they were not able to withdraw cash from their bank accounts. A woman who identified herself simply as Mama Favour complained bitterly that her efforts to cash the cheque of N150,000 her
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Capital market to onboard 191m mobile users
Nigeria’s apex capital market regulator, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is exploring ways to leverage Nigeria’s huge mobile and internet users base to deepen capital market penetration across the country. Director-General, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Mr Lamido Yuguda, at the weekend said the commission is considering a hackathon challenge to help develop a comprehensive
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Policeman held over man’s death in Osun
Following the killing of a borehole drill operator, Kabiru Babai, police in Osun have confirmed the arrest of one Sergeant Moses Samuel in connection with the incident. Some youths protested in the Ota-Efun area of Osogbo on Friday after the policeman allegedly killed the drill operator and also shot a driver over a traffic incident.
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‘Reserve 10% slot for persons with disability’
Nigerians living with disability have a lot to offer in the development of the country, and should be encouraged to do so. That was the message the Muslim Association of Visually-impaired of Nigeria (MAVIN) sent to political parties, urging them to reserve at least 10 per cent slots for persons living with disability in the
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