Breaking News in Nigeria Today Friday 1st November 2024
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Friday 1st November 2024 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Create Policy Against Corporal Punishment, Foundation Tells Ogun Govt
ShareFollowing the death of a student of Obada Secondary School, Obada, Idi-Emi, in Ogun State, Monday Arijo, a nongovernmental organisation, Lyceum Foundation, has urged the state government to come up with a policy that will be against corporal punishment in state-owned primary and secondary schools. Arijo was allegedly beaten 24 strokes of the cane and…
New Telegraph.
Don’t Waste Time Fighting Obaseki, Ganduje Advises Okpebholo
ShareThe All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman Umar Ganduje yesterday advised Edo Governorelect Monday Okpebholo against ‘fighting’ the outgoing Governor Godwin Obaseki. He gave the advice when Okpebholo paid a courtesy visit to the party’s National Working Committee (NWC), saying he should rather focus on enthroning good governance when he assumed office. The former Kano…
New Telegraph.
Diri Presents N689.44bn 2025 Budget To Assembly
ShareBayelsa State Governor Douye Diri yesterday presented a budget of N689,440,348,916.30 for 2025 to the House of Assembly. Diri said the implementation of the budget would require some level of efficiency and synergy in government activities across ministries, departments and agencies. Giving the expenditure breakdown of the budget in some of the sectors, the governor…
New Telegraph.
Rivers Targets Improved Environment For Investors
ShareThe Rivers State Investment Promotion Agency (RSIPA) has said it is working with ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) to promote the ease of doing business and improve the operating environment for investors. The agency also said an integrated one-stopshop platform that would enable the sharing of useful information and opportunities that exist in the respective…
New Telegraph.
Blackout: Tinubu Not Discriminating Against North – Adela
ShareThe Federal Government yesterday promised to restore full power in the region on Sunday. The Minister of Power Adebayo Adelabu made the promise in Kano where he met with government officials, said President Bola Tinubu is not against the region and had no intention of discriminating against the people as claimed. He apologized for the…
New Telegraph.
How My Girlfriend Set Me Up With Police, Cult Leader
Share…Two guns recovered from him Cultist A 36-year-old suspected cultist, Ibrahim Babatunde, has described how his girlfriend set him up with law enforcement officers for being in possession of two guns at the Sango area of Ogun State. The suspect, also said he bought the guns from Cotonou, the Republic of Benin, in other to…
New Telegraph.
Adefuye: Empowering Couples With Insights That Strengthen Relationships
ShareA great s** life isn’t just something you find, it’s something you make. Irrespective of this reality many couples are feeling stuck in this very intimate and important area of their relationship, not sure where to turn for help or who to ask for advice. Other couples have deeply enjoyable and passionate times of intimacy,…
New Telegraph.
NARPPMAN Seeking Support For Rubber Production
ShareThe National Rubber Producers Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria (NARPPMAN) has called on the Federal Government to support the promotion of rubber cultivation in order to further boost the Nigerian economy. The call was made by the Vice-President of NARPPMAN, South-West zone, Evangelist Oluwatoyin Jeremiah, at the fifth Odua International Trade Fair, in Ibadan,…
New Telegraph.
FG Lauded For Sustained Women Empowerment
ShareThe Federal Government within its capacity has continued to empower women to grow their businesses while calling on the private sector to support the initiative, including farm farming. It is a widely accepted fact that as the more Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are created it will give ample opportunity for the nation to…
New Telegraph.
Nigerians’ Protein Intake Insufficient To Boost Wellness–Don
ShareProfessor Tunde Lawal of College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science, Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State, has warned against the low animal protein intake of Nigerians. He said it was insufficient to boost their wellness, especially in children. Lawal, a professor of animal science, made the affirmation while delivering Bowen University’s inaugural lecture series recently. According…
New Telegraph.
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