Breaking News in Nigeria Today Thursday 15th December 2022
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Thursday 15th December 2022 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Growing of Delta economy’ll be priority of LP govt –Pela
The governorship candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in Delta State, Ken Pela, in this interview with FELIX NWANERI, speaks on his vision for the people and why he believes that his party will form the next government in the state How formidable is the structure of the Labour Party in Delta State that makes
Tinubu’s readiness for governance not in doubt –Idimogu
Hon Jude Idimogu is the member representing Oshodi-Isolo II Constituency in the Lagos State House of Assembly. In this interview, he speaks on the performance of the presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu at Chatham House, London; his style of leadership and some of his programmes. ANAYO EZUGWU reports What is
NCC-CSIRT cautions users as Malware affects 300,000 android devices
A malware that steals Facebook account credentials, known as “Schoolyard Bully”, has infected over 300,000 android devices, prompting the Nigerian Communications Commission’s Computer Security Incident Response Team (NCC-CSIRT) to issue an advisory reminding users to only download applications from official sites and application stores. The NCC-CSIRT advisory in this regard further recommended that users double-check
Reps suspend debate on Diaspora intervention fund
The House of Representatives yesterday stood down debate on a bill for an act to establish the Nigeria Diaspora Intervention Trust Fund and for related matters sponsored by Kabiru Rurum. Bamidele Salame, a cosponsor of the bill, moved for the second reading and it was seconded by Jimoh. Leading the debate, Salame stated that the
Essence of SMEs as knowledge hub in Aba
Knowledge hub In a bid to make entrepreneurship the bedrock of the Nigerian economy, starting from Eastern Nigeria, the African Association for Small & Medium Enterprises (AASME) has established a Knowledge Hub (K-Hub) in Aba. AASME Knowledge Hub is fixed together with the Peace Building project, a move that will ensure that the business environment
How high cost of grains dashes workers’ hope at Christmas as firms foreclose rice gifts
…as 131 trucks of grain rot at Customs yards in Ogun, Lagos Despite the unveiling of massive pyramids of rice this year, majority of workers will not be going home with any grain of rice as end of the year gift, as some popular companies and banks have ruled out giving the famous gift to
OAIC expresses hope for better Nigeria as CAN president sets to grace thanksgiving
President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), His Grace, Most Rev (Dr) Daniel Okoh alongside other religious and national leaders, are expected to grace the thanksgiving service of the newlyinstalled president, His Most Eminence, Elder Dr Israel Akinadewo and other regional executives of the Organisation of African Instituted Churches (OAIC) Nigerian Region. Thethanksgivingservice with
Reps to DSS: Crime rate has reduced ahead of 2023 polls
The House of Representatives Committee on National Security and Intelligence has commended the Department of State Services (DSS) for the fight against crime through an “effective” intelligence service. Chairman Sha’aban Sharada gave the commendation when he led members on an oversight function at the DSS headquarters in Abuja. The lawmaker said kidnapping, banditry and terrorism
TETFund to replicate innovation hubs in tertiary institutions
The Executive Secretary, Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), Sonny Echono, has said the Fund was working towards replicating innovation hub projects in public universities and other higher institutions in the country. Echono, who made the disclosure yesterday in Abuja at the opening of TETFund Alliance for Innovative Research (TETFAIR) initiative, said the programme was put
Group hails military’s apolitical stance on 2023 election
The Centre for African Liberation and Socio-Economic Rights (CALSER) has said the apolitical stance of the military is reassuring of a free and fair election. Executive Director Cecilia Ikechukwu, who spoke to newsmen yesterday in Abuja, noted that the armed forces have demonstrated zeal towards a credible, transparent and violencefree election in 2023. According to
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