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EFCC, ICPC turning blind eyes to high profile corruption cases, group alleges
The Network Against Corruption and Trafficking Initiative (NACAT) have accused the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of shying away from high profile corruption cases. NACAT Executive Director of investigation, Tega Oghenedoro expressed the groups displeasure on Wednesday in Abuja at a press briefing.
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Kano Assembly dethrones Ganduje’s emirs
The Kano State Assembly unanimously voted on Thursday to abolish the Emirate Council Law of 2019 and its 2023 amendment. With the repeal of the Emirate Council Law, the Emir of Kano and the four new emirs established by former Governor Abdullah Umar Ganduje have been dethroned. The assembly declared that henceforth, the division of
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Sirika, brother plead not guilty to alleged N19.4bn contract fraud
Former Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, along with his brother, Ahmad, pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges of alleged contract fraud amounting to N19.4 billion. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arraigned Sirika, his brother, and a company owned by Abubakar–Enginos Nigeria Limited, on an amended 10-count charge related to the offense. Sirika
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NUC approves 13 new graduate, undergraduate programmes for KWASU
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has given Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete, approval to run 13 new undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
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Invest in afforestation for healthy living – Minister urges Nigerians
The Minister of State, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Dr Mariya Mahmoud, has urged Nigerians to increase investment in afforestation, describing it as critical towards building a healthy environment for a healthy life.
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Police probe alleged missing 19 rifles in Anambra community
The Police in Anambra State have begun a probe into reports of 19 missing rifles in the Awada community, Idemili North Council of the state. It was alleged that of 27 pump action guns donated for security services in the community, only eight were seen and handed over when the community came to perform the
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Police arrest publisher in Abuja, seize phones
The Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of the Globalupfront Newspaper (Online), Mr. Madu Onuorah on Wednesday was whisked away by men of the Nigerian Police Force at 6:00 pm The management of the newspapers, in a statement on Thursday, said that no fewer than 10 armed policemen stormed the journalist’s residence in Lugbe, Abuja, in two Sienna
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ASUU laments low monthly pay for professors
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Benin Zone, has said there are crises in education, security, and other critical sectors of the country. The Union equally noted that what a professor at a bar earns in today’s Nigeria is about $400 per month which is a scandalous under-valuation of the scholars. Zonal Coordinator, ASUU,
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Taraba to pay N100m to fight child malnutrition
Taraba State Commissioner of Health, Dr Bordiya Buma, has said that plans are in the pipeline for the Governor Agbu Kefas-led administration to pay a N100 million counterpart fund to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to combat severe malnutrition among children in the state. The sum of $3.4 million under the Child Nutrition Fund
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CBN issues new guidelines for bureau de change operations
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has released new guidelines aimed at regulating Bureau De Change (BDC) operations in Nigeria. The new guidelines, effective June 3rd, 2024, raise the minimum capital requirement for BDC operators. The new guidelines, signed by Haruna Mustafa, Director of the Financial Policy and Regulation Department, on Wednesday, raise the minimum
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