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Niger youths won’t be part of planned protest, says governor
By Bala Yahaya, Minna Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago says he is optimistic that Niger youths will not participate in the planned nationwide protest set for August 1st to 10th 2024. Bago made this known at a town hall meeting in Minna where he vowed that the youths in the state were peaceful and would not be drawn into any plan to protest the economic hardship in Nigeria. READ ALSO: Bago earmarks N5bn for new camp, donates N320m to corps members “We, as youths of Niger state, have distanced ourselves from the nationwide protest because we are peaceful and
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FCCPC fines Meta $220m for data breach, other offences in Nigeria
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has slammed a fine of $220 million on social media giant, Meta, for alleged multiple violations of the FCCPC Act and other data privacy breaches.
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New minimum wage accepted to avert further petrol price hike — NLC
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has said that the N70,000 minimum wage by the Federal Government was accepted to avert a threatened further hike in the price of petrol, which it said would inflict more hardship on the already suffering masses.
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Our efforts will soon materialise, finance minister assures
The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Wale Edun, has appealed to Nigerians to be patient with the President Bola Tinubu administration, stating that the president is not unaware of the current hardship Nigerians are facing.
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Crime rate reducing, IGP boasts as Tinubu meets security chiefs
The Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun on Friday declared that the rate of crime in the country was reducing, just as he boasted of available statistics to back up his claim.
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Reverse establishment of Ministry of Livestock Development, MBLF tells Tinubu
The Middle Belt Leadership Forum (MBLF), yesterday, called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to immediately reverse the decision to establish a Ministry of Livestock Development and allow the National Livestock Department in the Federal Ministry of Agriculture to do its work instead.
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Retired Justice, others condemn indecent dressing by female lawyers
A retired Supreme Court judge, Justice Amina Adamu Augie, on Friday, decried indecent dressing among female lawyers.
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Summer Vacation: NIHOTOUR set to trains children in hospitality & tourism
The Abuja campus of National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR) has announced the commencement of flagship summer vacation training on hospitality skills and tourism crafts for children in Abuja and the larger Federal Capital Territory (FCT) areas.
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FG, private sector to provide marching fund to end tuberculosis by 2030
The Federal Government has sought the support and collaboration of private sector to tackle tuberculosis, imploring players in the sector to raise $25m to tackle the disease, as government would provide a matching fund of equal amount to end it by 2030 in the country.
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NDLEA intercepts N9.8b worth of fresh codeine shipments from India
NDLEA Intercepts N9.8b BARELY three weeks after seizing 6,125 cartons of codeine syrup containing 1,050,000 bottles of the opioid worth over N7.3m in street value, at the Port Harcourt Ports complex, Onne, Rivers State
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