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Consumers reject NAICOM’S directive on 3rd party insurance, call for reversal
The Insurance Consumers Association of Nigeria (INSCAN) has called on the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) to reverse its directive on the increase of third Party Motor Insurance Premium in Nigeria. This is contained in a letter signed by its National Coordinator, Chief Yemi Soladoye, and made available to newsmen on Sunday in Ibadan. The News
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FG, centre move to address post harvest losses by farmers
As FG Concessions 17 silos with 6000 metric tonne storage capacity to enable farmers to have access to storage facilities
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Ajaokuta Steel Complex to create additional 500,000 jobs for youths – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari, in the course of the week, said the Ajaokuta Steel Complex would provide 500,000 estimated jobs for Nigerian youths.
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Accept G-5 governors’ decision on presidential candidate, Isiguzoro tells Nigerians
Factional Ohanaeze Ndigbo, yesterday, said they will back decisions of G-5 governors, led by Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State, on any presidential candidate they would be endorsing for this year’s presidential election, pleading with Nigerians to accept their choice to move the country forward. In a statement in Abakaliki, the Ebonyi State capital, factional Secretary
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Businesses should engage in email marketing in 2023, says Ekundayo
With the unaware ongoing alterations and modifications on all social media platforms, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) CareerXpress, Ayeni Ekundayo has said businesses should email marketing in 2023 because they have authority over the algorithm, they may develop rules that restrict the ability to engage with clients, friends, or colleagues.
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APC, PDP denounce OBJ’s letter endorsing Obi
• As letter says LP candidate has ‘edge’ over Tinubu, Atiku, others • APC PCC ‘pities’ Obi over ‘worthless’ ratification • ‘OBJ can’t win polling unit, ward in Abeokuta for Obi’ • Former President merely expressing personal opinion, says PDP Worthless! This was how All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council (APC PCC) described yesterday’s endorsement
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My appeal to all, particularly young Nigerians
Dear Compatriots and Friends, happy New Year! May all our national calamities disappear this year. I am constrained to write this letter to all Nigerians, especially young Nigerians, friends of Nigeria globally as well as our development partners because of the gravity, responsibility and implications of the collective decision Nigerians, both young and old, will
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Boko Haram, ISWAP clash claims 30 terrorists in Borno
Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) and Boko Haram terrorists have clashed at Tumbum Allura and Kangar camps, killing over 30 fighters in Borno State. The rivalry of December 30, 2022 began 4p.m. to 5a.m. Saturday and was led by five commanders of Boko Haram in Abadam, a border community with Niger.
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2023: Why southeast should produce next president, by Ndu
The President of Peoples Movement for a New Nigeria (PMNN), Alhaji Yahaya Ndu spoke to ADAMU ABUH on why South East should produce next president, claiming that challenges facing the country cannot be solved by any individual presidential candidate but by all Nigerians. What is your opinion about the clamour for power shift to the
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Troubled parties, shaky presidential ballots as threats to 2023 poll
Next to the widespread insecurity in the country and violent attacks on facilities of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) by hoodlums, is the danger posed by internal rumblings within some of the 18 regular political parties fielding in the 2023 poll. Interestingly, the situation in the political parties have put the country’s judiciary
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