Nigerian Newspapers Today : Saturday 4th January 2020
Here are some of the Nigerian Newspapers Today on Saturday 4th January 2020 .
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Worldbay Launches Platform to Tackle Hunger
Worldbay Technologies has unveiled its latest technology, ‘Grocedy’, to lighten the effects economic hardship had on Nigerians. Explaining the innovation, CEO of Worldbay Technologies, Lanre Smith, noted that Grocedy was a platform that helps low and middle class Nigerians purchase food items in small quantities and pay at wholesale prices, through monthly subscription. “For a
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Is Removal Of Vehicle Number Plate Legal?
Road Safety Article Daily, I receive calls, text messages and emails from motorists seeking clarification on the position of the law with respect to the indiscriminate removal of vehicle number plates by law enforcement agents. I will refrain from reprinting the comments of some of these callers who often express disgust over these actions described
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US Justifies Killing of Iranian Commander, Says Drone Strike Disrupted ‘Imminent Attack’
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the that the U.S. air strike in Baghdad that killed Qassem Soleimani, commander of Iran’s elite Quds Force and architect of its growing military influence in the Middle East aimed to disrupt an “imminent attack” that would have endangered Americans in the Middle East. However, Democratic critics said
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Trading Sustains Upward Trend on NSE, Market Capitalisation Crosses N13trn Mark
The market capitalisation of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday sustained a positive trend, crossing to N13 trillion mark on the second trading day of 2020. Specifically, the market capitalisation rose by N49 billion to close at N13. 019 trillion against N12. 970 trillion on Thursday. Similarly, the NSE All Share index inched 101
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FG Begins Demolition of Illegal Structures Under Lagos Bridges
The Federal Government on Friday began demolition of illegal fences under some bridges in Lagos, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports. A NAN correspondent who monitored the exercise reports that the demolition exercise began with a fence of about 250 metres built under the descent of the Apongbon Bridge on the CMS-bound carriageway on
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Agege Pen Cinema Flyover Ready by July, Says Lagos Govt
The Lagos State Government has assured residents and motorists that the Agege Pen Cinema Flyover bridge will be completed by the beginning of July. Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, gave the assurance while inspecting the work done so far on the bridge on Friday in Agege. Sanwo-Olu said the bridge had reached 70 per cent
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Abiodun Appoints Transition Committees for Ogun LGs
Gov. Dapo Abiodun of Ogun, on Friday, appointed members of transition committees for the 20 local government councils in the state. Mr Kunle Somorin, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, announced this in a statement issued in Abeokuta, a copy of which was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). The statement
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UN Chief ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Escalation After Iraq Strike
The United Nations’ chief is deeply concerned with the recent escalation of tensions in the Gulf after a U.S. strike killed a powerful Iranian general in Baghdad. According to a UN spokesperson, Antonio Guterres has consistently advocated de-escalation of tensions in the Gulf. “This is a moment in which leaders must exercise maximum restraint. “The
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Three Herdsmen Nabbed for Alleged Robbery in Ekiti
Victor Ogunje in Ado Ekiti Three herdsmen were on Friday arrested in Ekiti State for allegedly barricading the highway and robbing commuters of their possession. Those arrested were: Usman Ibrahim, Ali Salisu and Sidikia Manbagri. The bandits were alleged to have mounted a roadblock along Usho Road in Ise Ekiti, in Ise/Orun Council area of
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