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Hajj: 1,584 Kaduna pilgrims return home
The Kaduna State Pilgrims Welfare Agency says it has so far transported about 1, 584 pilgrims from Saudi Arabia back home, after performing the 2022 Hajj.
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Adamawa village head advises subjects on Covid-19 vaccination
Dauda Mumini, the Village Head of Va’atita community in Adamawa has called on his subjects to ensure being vaccinated against the dreaded Covid-19 disease for their safety.
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Human trafficking NGO takes sensitisation to motorpark
An NGO, Network Against Child Trafficking, Abuse and Labour (NACTAL), on Sunday, has taken sensitisation on dangers associated with human trafficking to motorpark and school in Birnin Kebbi.
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Runsewe lauds Yahaya Bello for projecting Kogi’s culture in Indian
Chief Olusegun Runsewe, Director-General, National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC), has lauded Gov. Yahaya Bello of Kogi for showcasing the rich culture of Kogi in India.
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Ex-NBC boss tasks journalists on professionalism, high ethical standards
Dr Danladi Bako, a former Director-General of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has charged media practitioners on professionalism and high ethical standards as they go about doing their jobs.
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Buhari pledges ”better life” for Nigerian judges.
President Muhammadu Buhari in the course of the week, expressed reservations over the degenerated welfare and working conditions of the nation’s judiciary, saying it was serious and would be addressed.
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Renown Islamic cleric, Gumi warns Nigerians against electing regional, sectional leaders in 2023
..Urged Citizens To Save The Country From Collapse Renown Islamic cleric, Sheikh Abubakar Gumi has said that the nation may not survive if it is governed by a regional or sectional leader in 2023, unless Nigerians enthrone a President that will be acceptable to all. Although Gumi did not mention the well controversial Muslim Muslim
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Insecurity: Police on red alert in Lagos, ISWAP claims Zuma rock attack on soldiers
Amid terror scare across the country, the Police Command in Lagos State has placed its operatives on red alert over ‘intercepted’ plans by gunmen to attack the commercial capital of the country.
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Fresh facts reveal NNPC’s $2.7b remittance to its CBN accounts in six months
Contrary to claims by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) that weakening of the value of the naira was caused by non-remittance of funds into foreign reverse by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd, fresh facts have shown that NNPC remitted N2.7 billion into its accounts with the CBN from January to June this year.
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Wike meets four PDP govs, political allies in Abuja
Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, met with some of his political allies, including four serving Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governors, in Abuja, yesterday.
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