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ECA, partners hold training on electricity market design
The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), RES4Africa Foundation and Gestore dei Servizi Energetici (GSE) have concluded a High-Level Policy and Regulatory Training on Electricity Market Design.
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Rivers to spend N19.5bn on reconstruction of Assembly chambers
The Rivers State Government has authorised a budget of N19.5 billion for the reconstruction of the State Assembly Chambers that were demolished during the recent political crisis in the state. The budget was announced during the State Executive Council meeting held on Friday evening at the government house in Port Harcourt. The Permanent Secretary of
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One held as FG rescues 10 Nigerian girls trafficked to Ghana for prostitution
No fewer than 10 Nigerian teenage girls have been rescued from traffickers who lured them to Ghana for prostitution. The Chairman of Nigerians in the Diaspora Commission (NiDCom), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, who revealed this at the weekend, said the victims were aged between 15 and 16. Dabiri-Erewa noted that the girls were lured to Ghana with
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MultiChoice to appeal tribunal’s N150m fine, free subscription
MultiChoice Nigeria says it will appeal Friday’s ruling of the Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal in Abuja, which awarded a N150 million fine against it for challenging the court’s jurisdiction.
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I-G tasks regional police chiefs on collaboration to tackle insecurity
The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has called on West African police chiefs to collaborate and devise innovative ways to tackle emerging complex security challenges facing the ECOWAS bloc.
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Hajj: Cleric urges pilgrims to pray for Nigerian leaders
An Islamic cleric, Malam Hussaini Abubakar-Giro, has charged Nigerian pilgrims to pray for prevailing peace across Nigeria rigorously.He also urged them to pray for Nigerian leaders by seeking divine intervention on the nation’s lingering economic predicament.
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NDLEA, centre partner on campaign against drug abuse
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) and the Vanguard Against Drug Abuse (VGADA) detox centre have strengthened partnership on the campaign against drug abuse, treatment and rehabilitation of drug users.
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E2%82%A662000-labour-proposes-%E2%82%A6250000/ Minimum wage: FG, OPS offer ₦62,000, Labour proposes ₦250,000
After several hours of negotiations on Friday, the Federal Government and the organised private sector have increased their offer for the new minimum wage to N62,000, up from the previous N60,000. However, organised labour is now proposing N250,000, a significant decrease from its initial demand of N494,000. This marks the conclusion of the deliberations on
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Muslim cleric urges judicious application of Zakat proceeds
The Chief Imam of Daaru Na’im Central Mosque, Sheikh Imran Abdulmajeed Eleha, has cautioned beneficiaries of zakat disbursement against
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11 governors bag ISSS Security Excellence Awards
Eleven governors have been selected for the Institute of Security and Strategic Studies (ISSS)’s Excellence Award.
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