Guardian Newspaper Headlines Today Friday 31st May 2024

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Mopa is strategically located to make Okunland great again

Until his coronation recently, the Elulu of Mopa and Chairman, Mopamuro Traditional Council in Kogi State, Oba Muyiwa Ibeun, had gained considerable on-the-job training in both private and public sectors. He’s the National Secretary General Association of Indigenous Construction Contractors of Nigeria (AICCON) and President, MUIB Group of Companies with business interests ranging from construction,
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World Cup Qualifiers: NFF moves to teach Super Eagles reversed national anthem

Chieftains of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) are racing against time to ensure Super Eagles stars learn and perfect the reversed national anthem barely seven days before their World Cup qualifiers against Bafana Bafana of South Africa in Uyo, The Guardian can report. Nigeria will host Bafana Bafana in Uyo on June 7 before travelling
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E2%82%A63-8bn-on-stranded-foreign-scholars-disburses-%E2%82%A61-45tr-to-beneficiary-institutions-in-three-years/ TETFund spends ₦3.8bn on stranded foreign scholars, disburses ₦1.45tr to beneficiary institutions in three years

The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has reported spending ₦3.8 billion on Nigerian scholars studying abroad under its Scholarship for Academic Staff (TSAS) programme. This announcement comes as the House of Representatives expressed concern over the slow pace at which beneficiary institutions access the Fund’s interventions. During an oversight visit by members of the House
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Court dismisses N143b oil spill claims against Mobil

A Federal High Court, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State has dismissed over N143 billion claims for alleged four oil spills filed against Mobil in Akwa Ibom State. The Plaintiffs are Unwon Ama Oyorkoto Unity Fishing Cooperative Society; Mgbambop Otako Fishing Cooperative Investment and Credit Society Ltd; Oyorokoto Unity Fish Farming Cooperative, and Mr Dimkpa Ataukot. They
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Military fumes over killing of five soldiers by IPOB terrorists in Abia

Nigeria’s military high command is in a sombre mood over the ‘unwarranted’ killing of no fewer than five soldiers at a checkpoint by IPOB/ESN terrorists in Aba. The high command has vowed to retaliate the attack, warning that it will no longer handle with kid gloves any attack on their personnel. Spokesman of Nigeria’s Defence
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Miyetti Allah hails Tinubu’s commitment on security, agricultural dev’t

Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) has commended President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to developing Nigeria’s infra
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Military promises fierce response to killing of soldiers by IPOB

The Military High Command has promised to bring overwhelming military pressure on the proscribed Independent Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) over
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C’River clears 72,000 hectares for rice, others

The Cross River Government has cleared 72,000 hectares of land for cultivation of rice and other crops. The state Gov. Bassey Otu made the
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NHEA advances 2024 healthcare award with online voting

The organising committee of the Nigerian Healthcare Excellence Award (NHEA) has moved the 2024 edition of the award to the next stage with the commencement of online voting for the nominees. A statement by the Director of Marketing, Communication, & Strategy, NHEA, Moses Braimah, disclosed this yesterday. The statement reads: “These nominees have successfully passed
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Dehydration: Medic counsels pilgrims on regular intake of water

Dr Adamu Umar-Ka’oje, a member of the Kebbi Medical Team for 2024 Hajj exercise, on Friday advised the pilgrims performing Hajj in Saudi Ara
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