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ARCON warns bloggers, skit makers, others to ensure compliance with advertising Code
The Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (ARCON) has warned bloggers, skit makers and influencers to ensure compliance with the Nigerian Code of Advertising Practice.
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How to end unsolicited messages by network providers — NCC
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has urged network subscribers to leverage on its short code 2442 to end unsolicited messages by the Value Added Services (VAS) providers and network providers.
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Naval Officers’ wives host Christmas Carol and Night of Nine Lessons in Abuja
The Nigerian Navy through the Naval Officers Wives Association (NOWA) at the weekend celebrated its Christmas Carol & Night of Nine Lessons in Abuja with the wife of the Chief of Naval Staff, Hajiya Nana Aisha Gambo urging officers and the wives to rekindle the spirit of love and kindness.
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Foreign airlines retain 200% high fares, stranded fund hits $551m
• Tough choices for travellers with N2m, N3m Economy Class tickets • Nigeria tops countries with highest blocked funds globally • Carriers got $120m not $265m from CBN, says IATA • Lawmakers urge understanding as travel experts task FG on obligations to airlines House of Representatives’ appeal to foreign airlines to reopen cheaper layers of
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The Guardian wins Sports, other awards at DAME
It was a celebration of success, yesterday, as the nation’s flagship newspaper, The Guardian, won the Sports and Lagos Reporting of the Year at the 31st Diamond Awards for Media Excellence (DAME). The Guardian Christian Okpara won in the Sports Category, Gbenga Salau won Lagos Reporting of the Year, while the Newspaper won the Child
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Analysts prompt Buhari on Nigeria’s priorities ahead of U.S.-Africa leaders summit
President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, left Nigeria for America to attend the United States-Africa Leaders Summit. The event, which holds from tomorrow (December 13 to 15), organised by U.S. President Joe Biden, will see African leaders discussing how to boost future Africa-U.S. relations. It will, specifically, focus on fostering new economic engagements, peace advancement, security, good
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Terrorists attack Kaduna, Katsina communities
•Kill scores, injure, kidnap many Terrorists in army uniforms, reportedly stormed Kurutu Community, in Kachia Council of Kaduna State, killed six people, injured seven and kidnapped over 12 victims. Women and a baby were among those kidnapped by the bandits in the attack, which occurred in the community market. An indigene of the community, who
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Nigeria third most improved country on African visa openness ranking
Nigeria added 0.516 points to emerge as the third most improved country on the African Visa Openness Index (AVOI) since 2016 when its maiden edition was published. The latest AVOI, which was released in Mauritius, yesterday, ranks Nigeria sixth, with an average point of 0.864 across different parameters. The country rose from 25th position in
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Two Borno councils under Boko Haram control, says Speaker
• As INEC plans relocation of 16 registration centres over insecurity in Yobe Speaker of the Borno State House of Assembly, Abdulkarim Lawan, has said two council areas are currently under the control of Boko Haram terrorists in the state. Lawan, who represents Guzamala constituency at the Assembly, raised the alarm in Maiduguri, yesterday, while
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Maku urges electorate to shun vote-buying politicians
Members of the Southern Kaduna Peoples Union (SOKAPU) have dissociated themselves from the newly-formed group, Southern Kaduna Leadership Council (SKLC). Specifically, the denial by SOKAPU of the newly-formed SKLC as the apex body of the people of Southern Kaduna apparently indicated a crack in Southern Kaduna leadership. In a statement yesterday by its spokesman, Luka
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