Nigerian Newspapers Today : Friday 7th February 2020
Here are some of the Nigerian Newspapers Today on Friday 7th February 2020 .
MASVI Powers Owan West Cycling Classic Tour
The organisers of the maiden edition of Owan West Cycling Tour scheduled to hold in Owan West Local Government Area of Edo State, has announced a new sponsor for the tournament. MASVI and Sons Nigeria Limited has taken up the sponsorship of the tournament aimed at empowering the youths of the local govt as well
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AMVCA Nominations 2020: Living in Bondage, ‘God Calling’, Lead with 11 Nods Each
By Vanessa Obioha It’s a tie between the beloved sequel to Nollywood classic ‘Living in Bondage’and the BB Sasore dramatic thriller ‘God Calling’ as both films fetched 11 nominations in the seventh edition of Africa Magic Viewer’s Choice Awards which was announced on Thursday night. Both films received honours in the Best Director and Best
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THE NEW HUMAN TRAFFICKING ROUTE
NANTIP and the Police can do more by clamping on the recruiting agencies That there is an urgent need for a collective action against human trafficking and illegal migration cannot be overstated. The challenge is assuming a dangerous dimension given recent efforts by the federal and Kwara State governments in the rescue of our national
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THURSDAY 6TH FEBRUARY 2020
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Nigeria Slashes Visa Fees for US Citizens
The Nigerian Government has slashed its visa application charges for citizens of the United States from $180 to $160. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the old amount comprised $160 as visa fee and $20 as “processing and expedient fees”. According to the Comptroller-General of Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Mr Muhammad Babandede, the
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2 Children of Kaduna Doctor’s Wife Killed by Bandits Released after Payment of Ransom
By Chiemelie Ezeobi The two children of the Kaduna-based medical doctor, Philip Ataga, who were abducted by kidnappers, along with their mother on January 25, have been released after the family paid the ransom demanded by their abductors. This is coming a week after the kidnappers killed their mother, Bola, and dropped her body along
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Buhari Departs Abuja for Addis Ababa Friday
President Muhammadu Buhari will on Friday leave the shores of Nigeria to attend the 33rd Ordinary Session of Heads of States and Governments of the African Union (AU) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Presidential spokesman, Malam Garba Shehu, in a statement, said Buhari would join other African leaders from 54 countries to participate in the summit
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I Took Pay Cut to Join Man Utd
Manchester United new boy Odion Ighalo has explained the circumstances behind his dramatic deadline-day loan move to Old Trafford. The Nigerian in an interview with Manchester United TV explains what it means for him to sign for his boyhood idols in an exclusive interview with David Stowell, as he looks forward to wearing the red
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Court Adjourns El Zakzaky’s Trial till Feb. 24
By John Shiklam in Kaduna A Kaduna state High Court has fixed February 24 and 25, for the continuation of trial of Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) and his wife. The presiding judge, Justice Gideon Kurada, adjourned the case on Thursday at the resumed hearing of the case. He
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Arthur Nwankwo: Exit of Icon of Democracy at 78
By Udenta O Udenta On Saturday 1st February, 2020, Arthur Agwuncha Nwankwo, Founder of the Fourth Dimension Publishing Company LTD, Chancellor of Eastern Mandate Union (EMU), Deputy Chairman, National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), Founder and Leader of People’s Mandate Party (PMP), pro-democracy and human rights activist, quintessential Pan-Africanist Publisher and educationist, author, historian, Political Scientist, radical
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