Guardian Newspaper Headlines Today Tuesday 7th July 2020
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CBN bows to pressure, devalues naira again
The country’s fiscal state faces tougher times as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) bowed to pressure, last week, and further devalued the local currency.
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Confusion over alleged arrest of EFCC boss, Magu
There was confusion, yesterday, following news of the alleged arrest of Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Ibrahim Magu.
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You can’t hijack public works scheme, Lawan tells Keyamo
The face-off between the Red Chamber and the Minister of State for Labour and Productivity, Festus Keyamo, took another dimension yesterday, as Senate President Lawan declared…
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Residents storm court as magistrate remands Enugu couple over abuse of 10-year-old maid
It was a Mecca of sorts yesterday at the Magistrates’ Court, Enugu, as many residents stormed the court premises to catch a glimpse of the couple, Mr. Jude and Mrs. Ifeoma Ozougwu, who allegedly drilled…
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NAMA upgrades search, rescue facility as airspace reopens tomorrow
Ahead of the planned resumption of flights tomorrow, the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) yesterday upgraded the search and rescue equipment to boost aeronautical services nationwide.
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Government okays August 4 date for WAEC examinations
The Federal Government, yesterday, said the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASCE) would hold from August 4 through September 5, 2020.
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Akwa Ibom reverses decision on pay cut, appoints 155 assistants
Akwa Ibom State Government has rescinded its decision to slash workers’ salaries by 20 per cent. The state also appointed about 155 special assistants (SAs).
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Oyo schools resume academic activities amid COVID-19
In line with the directive of the state government, final year students in primary and secondary schools in Oyo State yesterday resumed academic activities amid COVID-19 pandemic.
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Rep faults Abia government on relocation of Aba Cattle Market to Obehie
Representative of Ukwa East/West Constituency, Abia State in the House of Representatives, Uzoma Nkem Abonta, has faulted the state government’s move to relocate the Aba Waterside Cattle Market to Egbelu Obehie in Ukwa West Council Area.
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Families of Benue boat mishap victims search for 23 bodies
Fresh facts indicate that 26, not 23, persons lost their lives in a boat mishap on River Benue in Makurdi on Sunday afternoon.
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