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Buhari says leading Nigeria was ‘one of hardest challenges in life’
Former President Muhammadu Buhari said leading Nigeria is one of the hardest challenges in life. Buhari stated this on Tuesday in his Sallah message, signed by his spokesperson, Garba Shehu. He called on Nigerians to fully support the Bola Tinubu Administration in order for it to succeed. Buhari noted that leadership requires the cooperation and
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E2%82%A650000-daily/ CBN limits contactless payment channels to ?50,000 daily
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has limited the daily cumulative transaction limit to ?50,000 and the single transaction limit to ?15,000 contactless payments made through bank accounts or digital wallets. The transaction limit for contactless payments takes effect on Tuesday, June 27, 2023. CBN’s director of the Payments and Systems Management Department, Musa Jimoh,
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EID-EL-KABIR: COAS felicitates with troops, appreciates sacrifices in combating insecurity
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Major General Taoreed Lagbaja has expressed appreciation to troops of the Nigerian Army (NA) for their commitment and sacrifice towards combating emerging security challenges in theatres of operations across the country, as part of his Goodwill message to troops and their families to mark Eid -El-Kabir 2023.
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FCTA declares Abuja estate disaster zone over flooding
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has declared the Trademore Estate in Lugbe, Abuja, a disaster zone that needs immediate action. This is coming barely two days after the deadly flood that submerged many houses in the estate. Also, the FCTA said it was considering evacuating people from the areas to prevent further casualties. FCTA’s
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Police assure Lagos residents of adequate security during, after Sallah
The Police Command in Lagos State has assured residents of the state of adequate security during and after the Sallah celebration.
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2023 election: INEC counters EU observers’ report on result transmission
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has countered the European Union Election Observation Mission (EUEOM) over its final report on the 2023 general elections in Nigeria. The EU observer mission while presenting its final report on the last general elections in the country on Tuesday identified six key areas for improvement in Nigeria’s electoral process
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Father blames hardship for selling nine-year-old son N400,000
Akwa Ibom State Police Command has arrested one Gabriel Ekpiri for selling his nine-year-old son for N400,000. Spokesperson for the police in the state, Odiko MacDon, in a statement, said the suspect was arrested by the Quick Intervention Squad of the command. He said the suspect, during interrogation, confessed to the crime and blamed his
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APC South-East Forum hails appointment of Okonkwo as Chief of Staff to Senate President
The APC South-East Strategic Engagement Forum -ASESEF, has praised Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio for appointing Dr. Sylvester Okonkwo as his Chief of Staff.
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Police assure Borno residents of safe, adequate security at Eid-el-kabir
The Borno Police Command has assured residents of its commitment to safe guard lives and property during and after the Eid-el- Kabir celebrations.
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Sallah: Lagos CP orders deployment to vulnerable points
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Idowu Owohunwa, has directed all Area Commanders, DPOs, Tactical Commanders and Intelligence Officers to review their deployment of human and operational resources especially at identified strategic and vulnerable points across the state to forestall any breakdown of security; while deployed officers have been charged to remain professional, courteous but firm in the discharge of their duties.
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