Guardian Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 16th April 2020
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Marketers call for price liberalisation of petrol against price modulation
The oil marketers, under the umbrella of Major Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN), on Thursday called for full price liberalisation of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol, instead of price modulation.
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Fear of sack grips teachers in Kaduna as COVID-19 spread persists
Fear of job loss has grips private school teachers in Kaduna State as school owners may not cope with payment of salaries due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Kidnapped Oyo monarch’s wife, daughter regain freedom
The kidnapped wife of a traditional ruler in Oyo State, Funbi Ojo, has regained freedom from her abductors.
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Kano records first coronavirus death as cases rise to 21
Kano State Ministry of Health has announced the first coronavirus death as 12 new cases of the virus were confirmed late on Wednesday in the state. The new 12 cases were confirmed by Kano State Ministry of Health in a post published on its Twitter handle at 11.55 pm on Wednesday. Kano now has 21 …
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Tears as fire razes popular Dugbe market in Ibadan
Property and goods worth several millions of naira were yesterday destroyed by fire that razed the popular Dugbe Market at the commercial nerve centre of Ibadan, Oyo State capital.
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Government under fire over COVID-19 evacuation, emergency flights
The frequency of international flight services in and out of Lagos and Abuja airports amid the lockdown has raised fresh safety concerns in the fight against coronavirus disease spread.
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FG excludes Lagos, Borno, Delta from cash transfer as North West gets biggest share
Lagos, Borno, Delta states have been excluded from the National Cash Transfer for COVID-19, while the North West zone gets the biggest share.The National Cash Transfer Office (NCTO) info-graphics created on April 11, 2020 and made public by the International Centre….
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Sanwo-Olu approves three-month moratorium on MSMES N2.8b loan
The three months moratorium on loans to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) granted by Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu is a reprieve of about N410 million, it was learnt yesterday.
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PDP warns economic crisis may be worse than COVID-19 pandemic
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has warned that the economic crisis that may occur as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic may be worse than the effects of the virus.
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Delta sends appointees on awareness campaign as food sharing begins
Delta State government has directed all political appointees to their wards on further awareness campaign on the deadly coronavirus disease, as plans are on to commence distribution of foodstuff this weekend.
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