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Seven inmates freed, police inspector killed in Imo prison break
Seven inmates escaped and one police inspector was killed during an attack on the Okigwe Correctional Centre in Imo State, Nigeria, on Monday, the police said. Authorities suspect the attackers were members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed wing, the Eastern Security Network (ESN). Police spokesperson, Henry Okoye, disclosed this in
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Substance abuse: NDLEA partners governors’ wives to scale up grassroots intervention
*As Tinubu, Fagbemi others hail anti-drug war National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, (NDLEA), has partnered with the Nigerian Governors’ Wives Forum (NGWF), to reinvigorate the fight against illicit drugs use and consumption in states. At a two-day training on Drug Prevention Treatment and Care (DPTC), organized by NDLEA for spouses of state governors in Abuja,
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HEDA seeks arrest of American Tower’s Nigeria CEO for contempt of court
A non-governmental organisation, Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA) Resource Centre has commenced contempt proceedings against the Managing Director of ATC Nigeria, Errol Ambler-Smith. In a Form 48 sighted by our correspondent in the registry of the Federal High Court on Monday, February 5, 2024, HEDA issued a notice of consequences of disobedience of court orders
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CIPM, RCCG group partner Redeemer’s University to empower students
The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM), Ogun State Branch, the RCCG National Young Adults and Youth Affairs, and Redeemer’s University, Ede, Osun State have birthed a collaboration between academia and industry to empower students. The group aimed to explore avenues for cooperation between the university and the institute to empower Redeemer’s University
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Substance abuse: NDLEA partners governors’ wives on drug abuse prevention
*As Tinubu, Fagbemi others hail anti-drug war The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, (NDLEA) has partnered with the Nigerian Governors’ Wives Forum, (NGWF), to reinvigorate the fight against illicit drugs use and consumption in states. At a two-day training on Drug Prevention Treatment and Care, (DPTC), organized by NDLEA for spouses of state governors in
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Police arrest 2 serial cult killers in Anambra
The Police in Anambra said they arrested two suspected serial killer cultists in the Ihiala Local Government Area of the state.
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Access Holdings names Bolaji Agbede as acting CEO
Access Holdings has named Bolaji Agbede as acting CEO, days after its former boss Herbert Wigwe died in a helicopter crash in the United States. “The appointment of Ms. Agbede is in alignment with our robust succession planning practices,” said Abubakar Jimoh, the chairman of Access Holdings. “We are strongly convinced that Ms. Agbede, being
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Nurses protest move to stop career opportunities abroad
Nurses, under the aegis of the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), Abuja chapter, have protested against the recently issued verification of certification guidelines by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria
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Stakeholders urge states to prioritise fight against substance abuse
Major stakeholders, including First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu; Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi; and Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of National Drug Law Enforcement Agency
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Alleged $6b fraud: You’ve no power to try me, ex-minister, Agunloye, tells EFCC
A high Court of the Federal Capital Territory sitting at Apo, yesterday, fixed February 26, 2024 to hear a motion the former Minister of Power and Steel, Olu Agunloye, who was accused of complicity in a $6 billion contract fraud
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