Breaking News in Nigeria Today Friday 7th July 2023
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Friday 7th July 2023 on some of the nation newspapers .
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When Alabrah Clinched Media Personality of the Year Award
Background An award for hard work in every sphere of society is something that is welcomed by all and sundry as it helps to boost the morale of hard workers. But that is for genuine beneficiaries as most of the awards these days don’t actually follow the right procedure as a result it goes to…
New Telegraph.
Waldrum Blasts NFF Again
Says Federation Owes Him Seven Months” Salary and He won’t Keep Quiet Again The crisis in the Super Falcons camp continued yesterday as the Manager, Randy Waldrum, threw another barb at the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). It would be recalled that the coach in an interview accused the NFF of trying to force some players…
New Telegraph.
Ripples Over Okorodudu’s Burial as Family Announces Date
There is drama surrounding the death of former boxer, Jerry Okorodudu, even as the family announced a date for his burial. Since the death of the flamboyant ex-Olympian, different stories have emerged with the most shocking the decision of the hospital where he died to held on to his corpse before funds was raised by…
New Telegraph.
Nigerians Are Our Largest Int’l Students Population – University of West Georgia
Director of International Student Admissions and Programmes at the University of West Georgia, United States, Mr. Paul Sargent, says Nigerians make up the institution’s largest international students population. Sargent said this on Wednesday, during a virtual university showcase, organised by the EducationUSA section of the U.S. mission in Nigeria to explore the different educational opportunities…
New Telegraph.
Our Pastor Sacrificed Self to Prevent Massacre in Church
3 Kidnappers Killed, 2 Rccg Members Hospitalised Kidnappers An usher at the Redeemed Christian Church of God, where 56 year-old Pastor Kayode Oluwakemi, an assistant Pastor of the Church was killed by suspected kidnappers, Damola Ojelabi, has described the pastor as the savior that God sent to prevent massacre and bloodshed in the Church. Members…
New Telegraph.
1.1 Million Metric Tons of Rice Smuggled Into Nigeria in 5 Months
About 1.1 million metric tons of parboiled rice was smuggled into Nigeria through ‘Cotonou, Benin Republic between January and May this year, top offi- cial of Rice Processors Association of Nigeria (RIPAN) claimed in a chat with New Telegraph in Abuja. This is despite spirited effort by men and officials of the Nigeria Customs Service…
New Telegraph.
Our Industry Is A Moral Minefield –Richard-bruce
Nifemi Richard-Bruce is veteran actor, producer, public speaker and content creator. He has featured in several stage, television and film productions, including ‘Pepper Soup’, Super Story, ‘Domino’ and I Need To Know. In this interview with TONY OKUYEME, he talks about the industry, his experiences, his advice for aspiring artistes, and other issues When did…
New Telegraph.
EID: Lotus Bank Partners Media Outfit To Feast Over 150 Children
I t was indeed a very emotional atmosphere with children with special needs displaying their talents and skills alongside students from various schools at this year’s Eidel-Kabir Family Party organised by AIMS MEDIA and powered by LOTUS Bank in Lagos recently. Speaking on behalf of the Managing Director of LOTUS Bank, Hajia Kafilat Araoye, the…
New Telegraph.
UBEC, Osun SUBEB Train School-based Management Committee Members On Quality Education Delivery
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) and the Osun Universal Basic Education Board have organised a two-day cluster training workshop. The participants drawn from the three senatorial districts included Project Implementation Sub-Committees and Local Government Education Authority Desk Officers across the State. Speaking at programme, the Osun State Universal Basic Education Board Ex – ecutive…
New Telegraph.
Reforms: OPS Seeks Tax, Duty Waivers to Reflate Economy
With the removal of fuel subsidy on petroleum products, signifying full de- regulation in the downstream sector of the country’s oil and gas industry, members of the Organised Private Sector (OPS) have urged President Bola Tinubu, to introduce certain tax waivers and import duty reduction in key sectors of the economy. They did such gesture…
New Telegraph.
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