Latest News in Nigeria Today Monday 3rd June 2019
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target=_blank>Bethesda campaigns for child access to quality education
Bethesda Child Support Agency, a non-governmental, non-profit organization, who has been working to ensure that every child has access to quality education for the past 18 years, has decided to use the 2019 Children’s Day celebration to call on the government, private organizations and individuals to help end the growing scourge of out-of-school children.
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target=_blank>Police, LASTMA, FRSC compound Oshodo-Apapa Expressway gridlock
Lagos—There seems to be no end in sight for residents and motorists along Oshodi-Apapa Expressway following persistent traffic gridlock caused by the activities of truck and tanker drivers who park indiscriminately on the road.
Continue reading Police, LASTMA, FRSC compound Oshodo-Apapa Expressway gridlock at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>Ignore calls for retention of Service Chiefs, group tells Buhari
AS President Muhammadu Buhari gets set to pilot the affairs of the country for the next four years, following his swearing in last Wednesday after his victory at the 2019 president election, a group loyal to his party, the All Progressives Congress, APC,has appealed to him to immediately relieve the nation’s service chiefs of their jobs.
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target=_blank>Comedian ‘Shortcut’ flaunts dollar wraps after Ned Nwoko sponsored show
Nigerian popular Comedian, “Shortcut” has displayed bundles of dollar notes, few days after he performed at an event which was sponsored and supported by Billionaire Politician and Businessman, Hon. Ned Nwoko. He showed off the dollar notes in excitement on private jet conveying him and Ned Nwoko.
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target=_blank>Christian body slams CAN over comments on Buhari’s OIC attendance
The Reformed Christian Association of Nigeria (ReCAN) has faulted the leadership of CAN over its biased reaction to President Muhammadu Buhari’s attendance of the just-concluded Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
Buhari on Sunday departed, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, for Abuja, after attending the 14th OIC Summit in Makkah.
Among others, the President noted with delight the decision of the organisation to support the Inter-Basin Water Transfer Project, aimed at recharging the Lake Chad.
Continue reading Christian body slams CAN over comments on Buhari’s OIC attendance at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>The Economist: Contemporary Nigeria is not the one of years’ past
By Philip Agbese
The Economist magazine has finally lost the battle of pretence in which it seeks to project itself as a respectable, objective, balanced and unbiased international publication that elites can trust to make decisions. It took President Muhammadu Buhari to precipitate the Economist’s defeat in the war the publication has been fighting against some countries of the world.
The battle at which the Economist lost the war was with its headline “Nigerians got poorer in Muhammadu Buhari’s first term,” a report that is apparently targeted at inciting the country’s population to an uprising.
Continue reading The Economist: Contemporary Nigeria is not the one of years’ past at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>IMN extending activities beyond Nigeria – CSO reacts to Shiites’ burning of US, Israeli flags
The Coalition in Defence of Democracy and Good Governance has condemned the burning of the American and Israeli flags by members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), better known as Shiites in Abuja.
The Shiites set ablaze the national flags of the US and Israel during a massive protest in Abuja on Friday.
The protesters, who converged on Wuse market junction, described both countries as enemies and oppressors of the people of Palestine.
Continue reading IMN extending activities beyond Nigeria – CSO reacts to Shiites’ burning of US, Israeli flags at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>Nigerian Mission excited as Singapore’s S-Court frees Ejike from death
The Nigeria High Commission in Singapore has expressed delight over the acquittal and release of a Nigerian, Mr Adili Chibuike Ejike, sentenced to death for drug trafficking in the country.
Continue reading Nigerian Mission excited as Singapore’s S-Court frees Ejike from death at Vanguard News.
target=_blank>ETIQUETTE: Big Bother star, Alex leads the way forward for children
Ex-Big Brother Nigeria star, Alexandra Asogwa aka Alex Unusual, has said that children should be taught all the etiquettes needed for their growth early enough.
Continue reading ETIQUETTE: Big Bother star, Alex leads the way forward for children at Vanguard News.
Buhari’s IOC meeting: Stop promoting hate speeches, ethno-religious bigotry – Group warns
The Coalition for Truth and Justice has warned the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) against promoting hate speeches and ethno-religion bigotry in Nigeria.
The group was reacting to the comment made by HURIWA over the President Muhamadu Buhari’s attendance of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) summit in Makkah, Saudi Arabia.
HURIWA had faulted the president for going for the IOC summit a day after his swearing-in for second term in office, describing it as “illegal and unconstitutional.
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