Guardian Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 17th December 2020
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Nigeria records 930 new COVID-19 infections
The Nigeria Centre For Disease Control (NCDC) has recorded 930 new cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) infections in the country.
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Lagos order closure of schools Friday
The Lagos States Government has directed public and private schools in the state to vacate on Friday. Director-general Lagos State Office of Education Quality Assurance, Ministry of Education, Abiola Seriki-Ayeni announced the directive in a statement. “The 2020/2021 First (1st) term academic session for public and private schools comes to an end on Friday 18th …
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FRSC begins NIN enforcement in driver’s license Dec. 21 – Official
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) says it will start enforcing the National Identification Number (NIN) directive on driver’s license processing nationwide, with effect from Dec. 21.
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Protests in North over schoolboys kidnap
Leaders of Coalition of Northern Group (CNG) have resolved to protest today in Katsina State, to force the government to rescue hundreds of students kidnapped from Government Science Secondary School, Kankara…
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Nigeria backs down after 16-month border closure
Despite concerns about Nigeria’s readiness to implement the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), the race to meet the January 1, 2021 deadline appears to have forced the Federal Government to reopen the land borders
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COVID-19 vaccines may arrive in Nigeria January
COVID-19 vaccines may arrive in Nigeria on January 19, 2021, Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire, has hinted. He said a technical working group had begun work on modalities for the project…
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Kidnapping, poor pay, others drive doctors out of UCTH
No fewer than 50 doctors have left the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH) in Cross River State for greener pastures abroad due to frustration from incessant kidnappings, poor infrastructure, electricity
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Gunmen kill lawyer, wife, blind septuagenarian in Benue
Gunmen have again attacked Agbougul Community in Makurdi Council of Benue State, killing a lawyer, Moses Udam; his wife, and a blind septuagenarian, Nyikor Mazugu, in their homes.
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New traditional leader promises development in Ipaja
Residents of the Ipaja area of Lagos State are expectant of unprecedented development in their community following the assurances given by Oba Kolawole Ajani Egundupe, Ilufemiloye I, the Olu of Ipaja
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Senate sustains 2020 budget till March, passes 2021’s Monday
The Senate, yesterday, passed a bill extending the implementation of the capital component of the 2020 Appropriation Act to March next year.
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