The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Monday 23rd March 2020
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 23/03/20
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NEPZA’s complicity in frustrating foreign investments in free zones
By Abubakar Suleiman The Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) prides itself as the “choice destination for global business and investment,” but its activities over the years have frustrated the inflow of foreign investments into the free zones it regulates. Indeed, its core mandate is to “establish, license, regulate and operate highly efficient Free
BREAKING: President of Cameroon’s parliament tests positive for coronavirus
The President of the National Assembly of Cameroon Honorable Cavaye Yeguie Djibril has tested positive for Coronavirus. He was reported to have left France and violated the health ministry’s quarantine guidelines. Details shortly…
‘No confirmed case of coronavirus in Kano’
Kolade Adeyemi, Kano The Kano State Government on Monday stated there is no case of confirmed COVID-19 in the state. It debunked news on social media of a purported outbreak of coronavirus in the state. According to a statement by the Information officer of the Ministry of Health, Hadiza Namadi: “The attention of
UPDATED: FG closes Lagos, Abuja airports
Bolaji Ogundele, Abuja The federal government has ordered the two remaining international airports in Lagos and Abuja closed to all international flights, effective from 11pm on Monday, March 23, 2020. Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, had on Friday, during a briefing of the State House Correspondents, hinted of an eventual closure of the two
Bach uncomfortable with cancellation of Tokyo 2020
Rescheduling the Tokyo 2020 Olympics would need more careful planning than moving a football match but cancelling the Games altogether is the least fair solution, Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has said. The IOC is facing mounting opposition to the current schedule for the Tokyo 2020 Games as athletes, teams and
Former Real Madrid president dies of COVID-19
Our Reporter FORMER Real Madrid president Lorenzo Sanz died on Saturday after being taken to hospital with coronavirus. Sanz, 76, was president at the Bernabeu from 1995-2000, a period in which Real won the Champions League twice. “My father has just died,” wrote Sanz’s son Lorenzo Sanz Duran on Twitter. “He did not deserve
Tears, pains as Rangers mourn Ifeanyi George
Tunde Liadi THE rank and file of Enugu Rangers are reeling in shock as the Enugu-based side mourn the demise of their gifted player Ifeanyi George who died on Sunday following a ghastly car accident. George was reportedly returning back to his base in Lagos in his car after he and his now ex-teammates
Whyte eyes title bout against Joshua next year
Willian Whyte could be well positioned for an undisputed world title clash next year – and hopes Anthony Joshua holds all the belts as he relishes a revenge fight. The Brixton man has already lined up a mandatory title fight for the WBC belt by February 2021, but promoter Eddie Hearn remains eager
D’Tigress’ Kalu excited about playing for Nigeria
Olalekan Okusan THE 2019 Women’s Afrobasket MVP, Ezinne Kalu has said she was happy to have chosen to play for Nigeria, a country, she stated, appreciate hard work. Kalu who was born in the in Newark, USA, said playing for Nigeria has opened doors of opportunity for her and also reaffirmed her readiness to
Coronavirus: Police move to enforce restrictions on religious, social gatherings
Precious Igbonwelundu The police in Lagos have deployed adequate resources across the state to ensure enforcement of restriction on social and religious gatherings, the command had said. It also warned commercial bus operators, club houses to ensure they respect these rules aimed at mitigating the spread of the Coronavirus disease which has become a global
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