Latest News in Nigeria Today Friday 4th December 2020
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Friday 4th December 2020 .
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Kenya: Man who woke up in a morgue dies
A Kenyan man who “came back to life” in a morgue where he had been taken after being presumed dead last week has died, this time for real, local media report. A mortuary attendant is said to have been preparing the “body” last week for preservation when the man woke up and started screaming beforeRead More
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They promised to throw me in a canal where no one will ever find me, doctor narrates ordeal as second wave of #EndSARS looms
By David Royal One of the #EndSARS health medics in Lagos, Dr Temilola Balogun, who was arrested during the protest has narrated her ordeal in the hands of the security operatives who arrested her. This is even as the second wave of #EndSARS protest is gaining momentum on social media platforms. Dr Temilola Balogun whoRead More
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#EndSARS: Medic who assisted protesters recounts her experience with police
By Emmanuel Okogba A doctor by the name Temilola Balogun who assisted protesters during the #EndSARS campaign and was arrested has recounted what she passed through in the hand of the police. Dr Balogun’s arrest was made known on the 20th of October by another Twitter user by the name @firstdoctorMD when he tweeted: “They’veRead More
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AFEX’s currently creating wealthy farmers, boosting investments — Balogun
By Gabriel Ewepu In this interview, the Chief Executive Officer, AFEX Commodities Exchange Limited, Ayodeji Balogun, disclosed efforts made by his company in creating wealthy farmers in Nigeria and boosting investments along various value chains in the last five years, as he speaks on other salient issues in the agricultural sector. Excerpts: Can you giveRead More
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B-Haram: Use of mercenaries, FG’s decision — Defence Headquarters
*No helping Nigeria again — Mercenary group *Boko Haram no longer collecting tax from citizens — Lai Mohammed *CSOs demand new security approach, sack of service chiefs *Why House of Reps still engage with service chiefs — Spokesman By Levinus Nwabughiogu, Gabriel Ewepu & Luminous Jannamike The Defence Headquarters said yesterday that the decision toRead More
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Tinubu, Akande wade into Oyetola, Aregbesola feud
By Shina Abubakar NATIONAL Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, and former Interim National Chairman of the party, Chief Bisi Akande, yesterday, waded into the rift between Governor Adegboyega Oyetola of Osun State and his predecessor, Rauf Aregbesola. The meeting, Vanguard gathered, which was at the behest of Akande, started inRead More
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Maina’s lawyer abandons case, notifies court of his withdrawal
Embattled Chairman of the defunct Pension Reform Task Team, Abdulrasheed Maina, was yesterday extradited to Nigeria from Niger Republic to stand trial for money laundering. His extradition came on a day Joe Gazama, his counsel filed an application to withdraw his appearance from the ongoing criminal trial. Maina was arrested in Niger Republic by InternationalRead More
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Border closure not sustainable — Economic Advisory Council chief, Salami
By Emma Ujah, Abuja Bureau Chief Chairman of the federal government Economic Advisory Council, Dr. Doyin Salami, has said border closure was not a sustainable strategy. According to him, the nation must take pragmatic steps to reduce the costs of production for its products to be internationally competitive. He said Nigeria would lose out inRead More
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Pinnick unimpressed by Kano Pillars, Rivers United CAF Cup performance
Nigerian football boss Amaju Pinnick has accused Kano Pillars and Rivers United of lacking “steel” as the clubs prepare for CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round second legs this weekend. Kano fell 3-1 to ASC Jaraaf in Senegal after taking an early lead while Rivers lost 2-1 to Futuro Kings in Equatorial Guinea. More was expectedRead More
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2023: South should produce next president — Shekarau
…Says Buhari breaking law by refusing to sack service chiefs Two-time governor of Kano State, Senator Ibrahim Shekarau has said Nigeria’s next president should come from the southern part of the country, if the nation must attain political balance. Speaking on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily yesterday, Shekarau noted that by 2023, President Muhammadu Buhari, whoRead More
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