Breaking News from Nigerian Evening Newspapers and Evening News Friday 28th June 2024
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Transfer: PSG to sign Man City forward as Mbappe’s replacement
Paris Saint-Germain are in talks with Manchester City to sign Julian Alvarez as Kylian Mbappe’s replacement. The Ligue 1 champions initially prioritized a move for Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, to replace the French forward. However, negotiations have not progressed well, leading to PSG exploring other options. According to CaughtOffside, Alvarez has emerged as a top
Transfer: PSG to sign Man City forward as Mbappe’s replacement
Delistment: I have put everything behind me – Olofu
The Technical Adviser to the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) and former Benue Commissioner of Finance and Economic Planning, Chief David Olofu, has said he has forgotten and forgiven those responsible for his delisting from the honours roll in Benue South. He was initially listed as one of the prominent Idoma personalities to be honored by
Delistment: I have put everything behind me – Olofu
Damaged bridge threatens to cut Adamawa from neigbouring Borno
A partially eroded bridge in Madagali, a town on the northern edge of Adamawa State, is feared likely to collapse soon. The faulty structure, called Wagga Madagali, has broken up on one side, forcing motorists to use only the half on which vehicles can still ply. The bridge is strategic for being the only link
Damaged bridge threatens to cut Adamawa from neigbouring Borno
Deadly rivalry over girlfriend leaves two dead in Bauchi
A violent clash between rival groups over a girlfriend has resulted in the death of 21-year-old Rabiu Shehu, known as Rambo and another person in Gwallameji, Bauchi. The spokesman of the Bauchi command, SP Ahmed Wakili, revealed this in a statement made available to journalists on Friday. He said the incidents occurred in Gwallameji, on
Deadly rivalry over girlfriend leaves two dead in Bauchi
Put measures in place to prevent further spread of cholera – Oguntoyinbo tells Nigerian govt
A chieftain of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP), Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, has advised both the federal and state governments to implement measures to prevent the further spread of cholera in the country. Oguntoyinbo also cautioned Nigerians to stop unhygienic practices to prevent the spread of the cholera epidemic. DAILY POST reports that some cases
Put measures in place to prevent further spread of cholera – Oguntoyinbo tells Nigerian govt
Transfer: No EPL experience – Glen Johnson advises Chelsea not to sign 21-year-old forward
Former Chelsea defender, Glen Johnson, has urged the Blues not to sign 21-year-old forward Nico Williams from Athletic Bilbao this summer. Williams has been linked with a move away from Athletic Bilbao this summer. However, Johnson believes the Spain international has no Premier League experience. According to him, Chelsea need an experienced attacker who has
Transfer: No EPL experience – Glen Johnson advises Chelsea not to sign 21-year-old forward
NAFDAC seals two sachet water factories in Imo
The National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC has shut down two sachet water factories in Owerri for operating in unhygienic environments. The agency further cautioned another factory during the routine inspection carried out on Friday in the Imo capital city. The two affected factories included Elmabo Table Water and Sylchap Enterprise Table
NAFDAC seals two sachet water factories in Imo
Naira records first appreciation against dollar in nine days
The Naira appreciated against the dollar at the foreign exchange market on Friday to end the week on a positive note after nine days of depreciation. FMDQ data showed that the Naira gained at N1505.30 against the dollar on Friday from N1510.10 traded on Thursday. This represents an N4.8 gain against the dollar compared to
Naira records first appreciation against dollar in nine days
Strike to begin in 2 weeks if Nigerian Govt fails to honour agreements – ASUU
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has declared that it would embark on strike in the next two weeks if agreements with the Federal Government are not met. The Zonal Coordinator of ASUU, Calabar Zone, Comrade Happiness Uduk, said this while addressing a press conference and protest organized by Calabar Zone of ASUU, at
Strike to begin in 2 weeks if Nigerian Govt fails to honour agreements – ASUU
Former Indonesian minister convicted for corruption
Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission, KPK, has called for a 12-year prison sentence for former Agriculture Minister Syahrul Yasin Limpo on charges of extortion and corruption. Limpo is also to pay a fine of 500 million rupiah, approximately 30,600 US dollars. During the trial on Friday, prosecutor Meyer Simanjuntak revealed that Limpo is also required to
Former Indonesian minister convicted for corruption
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