The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Monday 7th March 2022
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 07/03/22
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BREAKING (Alleged drug deal): Abba Kyari, others arrive for arraignment
Suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Abba Kyari and six others charged with dealing in 17.55kg of cocaine have been brought to the Federal High Court in Abuja awaiting their possible arraignment on Monday. They were brought into the court room around 8am in two batches of four and two, by armed operatives of the
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PHOTOS: Abba Kyari, others in court for possible arraignment
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BREAKING: Heavy security as Court rules on bail of Adedoyin, six staff
There is heavy security presence at the entrance of Osun State High Court, Osogbo as Justice Adepele Ojo rules on the bail application for owner of Hilton Hotel and Resort Ile Ife, Dr Rahmon Adedoyin and six staff over alleged murder of Obafemi Awolowo University Master student, Timothy Adegoke. The Nation reports Adedoyin, Magdalene Chiefuna,
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NDLEA recovers 294,440 tramadol tabs, others in Delta, Bauchi, Lagos
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has seized 294,440 tablets of Tramadol, Diazepam, Swinol, Rohyphnol and Exol-5 along with other illicit drugs in major operations in Delta, Bauchi, and the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Ikeja, Lagos. Spokesman of the Agency Femi babafemi, who disclosed this in a statement yesterday, said 41 suspects were
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IPOB takes on enforcers of Monday sit-at-home
‘Those behind attacks not our members’ Group urges businesses to open Mondays The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) yesterday vowed to go tough on those enforcing its suspended Monday sit-at-home in the Southeast. Despite calling it off, hoodlums who claim to be IPOB members have been violently enforcing the directive. On January 17, hoodlums destroyed
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Two held over missing BRT passenger
Lagos State Commissioner of Police Abiodun Alabi has urged residents to avoid comments and actions that could jeopardise investigations in the case of missing 22-year-old fashion designer, Ayanwole Oluwabamise. Alabi made the appeal during a chat with our correspondent at the weekend, noting that the command was being careful to avoid jeopardising investigation. Oluwabamise was
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Accept my leadership or quit, Obaseki tells Edo PDP leaders
Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki had harsh words for leaders of the local chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are critical of his politics to leave the party for him. Ruling out any plan to defect from the ruling party at the weekend, the said the PDP in the state has been fully harmonised,
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CECPC divided over Niger gov’s alleged plan to summon NEC
Some All Progressives Congress (APC) governors are believed to be plotting how to summon a National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting of the party without the support of the leadership of the caretaker committee. Sources said Niger State Governor Abubakar Sani-Bello is spearheading this move. Yesterday, the governor, who is a member of the caretaker committee
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Lassa fever kills 98 in two months, says NCDC
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has said in its latest epidemiological report that Lassa fever killed 98 Nigerians in 15 states in the last two months. The states with the fatalities are Ondo (30), Edo (17), Bauchi (10), Benue (8), Ebonyi (9), Taraba (7), Kogi (6), Enugu (2), Oyo (1), Gombe (2), Kaduna
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Niger workers begin seven-day warning strike
Workers at the state and local government in Niger State have started a seven-day warning strike over the ‘ineptitude and failure’ of the state to guarantee their welfare. The state’s council of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) took the decision at a State Executive Council (SEC) meeting at Labour House. The council unions began their strike
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