Nigeria news today headlines : Saturday 22nd June 2024
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Finidi Took The Right Decision
World football attention is on the ongoing EURO 24 in Germany, but not so in Nigeria as the country’s football is enmeshed in another crisis capable of ending the country’s bid to qualify for the 2026 World Cup that is in tatters. Even the transfer window that opened in the week across Europe that would
Bishop Adeoye Lauds IGP Over Rescue Of 1,907 Kidnapped Victims
The Lead Bishop of Worldwide Anglican Church (WAC) in Nigeria, Bishop Seun Adeoye, has lauded the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, over his achievements in the last 12 months when he took office. Bishop Adeoye, who also is the International Communication Director of the Church in a statement in Osogbo, Osun State, on Friday,
Nigerian Newspapers: Top Stories For Today (22/06/24)
Read the full details on our digital edition when you join our WhatsApp Communities here. Here are the major headlines for today: Opposition Lawmakers Knock Governors, Leaders Over Silence On Rivers, Kano Crisis How Frequent Power Outages Increase Household Food Waste, Endanger Lives… Refrigerated Food Above 5 Degrees Celsius Can Kill, WHO Warns… Energy Infrastructure
Zamfara To Remodel Specialist Hospital As Gov Lawal Unveils Construction Work
GUSAU – Zamfara State government has pledged to renovate Ahmad Sani Yarima Bakura Specialist Hospital Gusau. Governor Dauda Lawal also directed Minjiriya Health Service, the project’s contractor, to strictly adhere to the contractual agreement. Lawal stated at the project’s kickoff ceremony that the project’s goal was to ensure the hospitals’ complete rehabilitation. He stated the
Gov Diri Creates Blue Economy, Non-Indigene Ministries As 15 More Commissioners Take Oath
Senator Douye Diri, the governor of Bayelsa State, has sworn in an additional 15 commissioners on Friday, bringing his cabinet’s total to 29. The governor established two new ministries: Blue Economy and Special Duties (General Services), in charge of non-indigenous affairs. On April 29, fourteen commissioners were sworn in as part of the first batch.
FCET Gusau Lecturers Suspend Strike
GUSAU – The striking lecturers at the Federal College of Education Technical (FCET) in Gusau, Zamfara State, have announced an unconditional suspension of their strike action. The three-month-old strike was called off on Thursday following a long-hours meeting of union members at Gusau College, the state capital. Mukhtar Abdullahi, a member of the academic union
Kano Orders Demolition Of Section Of Ado Bayero’s Palace
The Kano government has ordered the demolition of a section of the palace of Ado Bayero, the deposed 15th Emir of Kano. Haruna Dederi, Kano state attorney-general and commissioner for justice, said the government has directed the police to take over the Emir’s palace in Nassarawa LGA. Dederi said the state government has concluded arrangements
Sanwo-Olu In Paris, Visits Rungis International Market For Strategic, Technical Partnerships
…Gov Seeks Collaboration For Lagos Food And Logistics Hub Project In line with its commitment to food security and sufficiency in Lagos, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration has established concrete plans for effective collaboration between Rungis International Market, renowned as the world’s second-largest wholesale food market, and the Lagos State Government. Governor Sanwo-Olu disclosed the collaboration
Idanre Community To Honour Akinyelure, Akin Deko, Akintan, Others
In recognition of their great contributions to the development of the ancient kingdom of Idanre, Ondo State, the Idanre Development Assembly (IDA) has penciled down prominent sons and daughters of the town for a grand reception and award ceremony. Among those to be honoured at the awards scheduled to be held in the ancient town
How Frequent Power Outages Increase Household Food Waste, Endanger Lives
…Refrigerated Food Above 5 Degrees Celsius Can Kill, WHO Warns …Energy Infrastructure Outdated, Frustrating Our Businesses, Eateries, Joints Lament In Nigeria, the juxtaposition of power outages and inadequate food storage has created a perilous situation that threatens the health and well-being of its citizens. The chronic and widespread issue of inconsistent electricity supply, coupled with
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