Latest News in Nigeria Today Monday 13th April 2020
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Monday 13th April 2020 .
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China says there is no discrimination against ‘African brothers’
China said on Monday there was no discrimination against “African brothers” in the country and rejected U.S. accusations of mistreatment of Africans in Guangzhou as an attempt to harm Beijing’s relations with African nations. READ ALSO: Russia reports new record daily rise of coronavirus cases Foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian made the comments during a dailyRead More
Vanguard News.
Russia reports new record daily rise of coronavirus cases
Russia on Monday reported 2,558 new cases of the novel coronavirus, a record daily rise, bringing its overall nationwide tally to 18,328. READ ALSO: COVID-19 Pandemic: Miners call on FG to release N5bn to cushion effects Russia’s coronavirus crisis response centre said that 148 people diagnosed with the virus have died so far, an overnight riseRead More
Vanguard News.
PRESIDENTIAL PARDON: Our father was never guilty — Andrew Alli
By Henry Umoru & Ozioruva Aliu The news of the presidential pardon granted to late foremost Nationalist, Chief Anthony Enahoro, and former Governor of old Bendel State (now Edo and Delta), Professor Ambrose Alli has been received with mixed feelings by their families, the government of Edo State and Elder Statesman, Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark.Read More
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COVID-19 Pandemic: Miners call on FG to release N5bn to cushion effects
By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja Miners under the auspices under the Miners Association of Nigeria, MAN, have called on the Federal Government to release the lingering N5 billion mining fund to cushion effects by the ravaging coronavirus, COVID-19, on the mining sector. The National President of MAN, Kabir Kankara, made the call in a chatRead More
Vanguard News.
COVID-19: Farmers demand palliative on farm inputs, soft loans for 2020 farming season
By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja Farmers under the auspices of All Farmers Association Nigeria, AFAN, Sunday, demanded for palliative on farm inputs and soft loans for 2020 farming season. The demand was made by the Vice President, AFAN, Daniel Okafor, while speaking with Vanguard on a telephone chat, as there is urgent need for farmersRead More
Vanguard News.
Benin/Itsekiri crisis: Benin group, lawyer reject ad-hoc peace c’ttee
BENIN CITY—THE hope of resolving the crisis between the Benins and Itsekiri in Ikpoba-Okha local government area of Edo State may be far from over as the Benin Solidarity Movement (BSM) an activist, Olayiwola Afolabi yesterday condemned the recent adhoc committee set up by the Olu of Warr, His Majesty Ogiamen Ikenwoli.
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OPEC and non-OPEC meeting adopts new measures to stabilise oil market
Adjusts output by 9.7 mb/d for initial period of two months Puts adjustment at 7.7 mb/d for another six months To be followed by 5.8 mb/d for 16 months Market to respond from April 13, 2020 ? Barkindo By Udeme Akpan THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, and non-OPEC Meeting has taken far-reaching decisions,Read More
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GOV POLL: Ondo PDP Forum alleges bias over Olafeso’s ambition
AKURE—THE Peoples Democratic Party Solidarity Forum in Ondo State, weekend, accused the national secretariat of backing the multiple ambitions of the National Vice Chairman of the party (South West), Eddy Olafeso.
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Lockdown Violation: Abuja authorities arrest cleric, two foreigners, impound 269 vehicles
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) Enforcement Team, has confirmed the arrest of a cleric, a Turkish and an Angolan for violating the presidential lockdown directive in the FCT aimed at curtailing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Abuja.
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Coronavirus: Obaseki tasks landlords, BEDC, others on magnanimity during outbreak
The Edo State Governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki has urged landlords, the management of the Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC), employers of labour, among others to be magnanimous and show interest in the plight of the people, noting that such gestures and sacrifices were necessary to cope with the disruptions caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.Read More
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