Guardian Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 3rd September 2020
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Nine troops killed in jihadist attack in Nigeria: sources
At least nine Nigerian troops were killed in an offensive by jihadists in northeast Borno state, two security sources said Wednesday.
NIS implements procedures on International flights resumption
The Comptroller General, Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Mr Muhammad Babandede has implemented procedures for international flights resumption and visa payment.
Global Citizen, NSIA launch the Nigeria solidarity support fund for Nigerians by Nigerians
International advocacy organization Global Citizen and the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority(NSIA) have partnered to create the Nigeria Solidarity Support Fund (NSSF), a fund for Nigerians by Nigerians to combat the devastating effects brought on the people of Nigeria by COVID-19 and its associated restrictions. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the lives of every Nigerian, healthcare …
Navy arrests 8 suspected smugglers of foreign rice
The Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) Victory has arrested a 16-year-old and seven other suspected smugglers of 1,522 bags of foreign bags of rice in Calabar, Cross River.
Reps minority caucus rejects rise in price
The minority caucus in the House of Representatives has rejected the increase in the pump price of fuel from N148 to N151. 56 announced by the Petroleum Product Marketing Company (PPMC) on Wednesday.
NCDC announces 4 deaths, 216 fresh COVID-19 infections
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has announced four deaths and 216 fresh cases of COVID-19, taking the total infections in the country to 54, 463.
Troops eliminate 4 bandits, recover arms in Kaduna – DHQ
The Defence Headquarters says troops of Operation Accord on Wednesday, killed four suspected bandits in an encounter at Jeka Da Rabi area of Kaduna State along Kaduna-Abuja expressway.
‘Crashed helicopter has no black box, recorder’
The Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) Nigeria, yesterday, dismissed claim that it recovered the black box of the helicopter that recently crashed in Lagos, saying the aircraft had none of such.
External reserves fall below threshold
Nigeria may be leaning against the wind as its foreign exchange reserves fall below the threshold required by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Act of 2007, as data analysed by The Guardian suggests.
FEC approves November 1 as National Youth Day
The Federal Executive Council (FEC), yesterday, announced the adoption of November 1 of every year as National Youth Day. This followed the approval of the report of the Cabinet Committee on the institutionalization of a National Youth Day on November 1 of every year through a memorandum by President Muhammadu Buhari. The Cabinet Committee was …
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