Guardian Newspaper Headlines Today Sunday 16th August 2020
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Four kidnapped Chinese workers freed in Cross Rivers
Four Chinese workers abducted from a quarry site in southern Nigeria have been freed, police said Sunday.
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Police arrests 11 suspected cultists during initiation in Calabar
The Cross River Police Command has arrested 11 persons during an initiation into a cult at Bishop Moynag Avenue, State Housing, Calabar.
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NCDC announces 325 new COVID-19 cases as total infections hit 48,770
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has announced 325 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 48,770 .
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Nigerian ports: Where there’s no ease of doing business
In spite of Federal Government’s mantra of ‘promoting ease of doing business,’ the high cost of doing business, inefficient processes and procedures, and a litany of extortions
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Edo/Ondo Guber: COVID-19 may provoke voter apathy, says INEC
Ahead the Edo and Ondo states governorship elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has expressed concern that the Coronavirus pandemic might lead to voter apathy in the forthcoming poll.
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Lagos compensates victims of Badagry rainstorm with cash
Lagos State government has put smile on the faces of victims of the rainstorm that occurred in Badagry, when it gave cash support to those who suffered losses.
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Ekiti warns against collection of illegal fees from students
Ekiti State Government has warned principals and teachers in public secondary schools against imposing arbitrary charges on returning students under any guise.
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FG will address housing problems, says Ashafa
The Managing Director, Federal Housing Authority (FHA), Senator Gbenga Ashafa, has assured Nigerians that President Muhammadu Buhari administration will do everything necessary to address the issue of housing problems in the country. Ashafa, who was recently appointed managing director of the housing authority, during an introductory meeting with the management and staff of the corporation …
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Uzodimma pledges to restore urban status of Owerri, stimulate state’s economy
Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma has said his administration would work assiduously to restore the urban status of Owerri, in addition to stimulating the economy
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WAEC list is padded with ineligible candidates – Education Commissioner
Bauchi State Ministry of Education has uncovered massive irregularities in the list of candidates, who are preparing for this year’s West African Examination Council (WAEC).
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