Latest News in Nigeria Today Monday 1st July 2019
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target=_blank>Bandits kill 11 in fresh attack in Katsina
Not fewer than eleven persons were reportedly killed in a fresh attack launched by armed bandits on nine villages of Kankara local government area in Katsina State.
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target=_blank>Photos: 2,000 protest in Maiduguri over CJTF
More than 2,000 people protested Sunday in the northern Nigerian city of Maiduguri, calling for a ban on the anti-Boko Haram CJTF militia they accuse of abuses after the killing of a rickshaw driver.
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target=_blank>Govt urged to support publishing industry
THE popular saying that “failure is an orphan while success has many relatives” was brought to the fore last week in the ancient city of Ibadan as dignitaries from all walks of life gathered at Kakanfo Conference Centre to celebrate with the foremost publishers, the University Press Plc as they marked 70 years of excellent publishing in Nigeria.
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target=_blank>SEC urges investors of defunct Skye bank to claim their dividends
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has reiterated its earlier directives to shareholders of the defunct Skye Bank to claim their dividends.
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target=_blank>Buhari mourns NGE Deputy President, Umar Wada
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has expressed sadness over death of the Deputy President of Nigerian Guild of Editors, and immediate past Managing Director of Kano State Broadcasting Corporation, Malam Umar Sa’id Tudun Wada.
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target=_blank>Don’t criminalise suicide cases in Nigeria, Consultant Psychiatrist urges FG
A Consultant Psychiatrist, Dr Raphael Ogbolu, on Sunday urged the Federal Government not to criminalise cases of suicide as some other nations of the world had done.
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target=_blank>Nigeria protesters demand end to anti-Boko Haram militia
More than 2,000 people protested Sunday in the northern Nigerian city of Maiduguri, calling for a ban on the anti-Boko Haram CJTF militia they accuse of abuses after the killing of a rickshaw driver.
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target=_blank>Madagascar spank lifeless Super Eagles to top AFCON Group B
Lowly-rated Madagascar shocked highly-rated Nigeria 2-0 after an awful performance by the Super Eagles handed the Indian Ocean islanders leadership of Group B.
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target=_blank>Agege LG to immortalise late veteran journalist, Animashaun
The Agege Local Government in Lagos State is to immortalise the late journalist, Alhaji Kola Animashaun.
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COZA: SERAP condemns arbitrary arrest of protesters
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has strongly condemned the harassment, repression and arbitrary arrests by Nigerian law enforcement and security agents of anti-rape activists who have been peacefully protesting today outside the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), Abuja
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