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Nasarawa Speaker empowers constituents with 70 sewing machines, 70 grinding machines with cash worth N16m.
Linus Oota, Lafia Speaker, Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Ibrahim Balarabe Abdullahi has empowered his constituents with cash and material items worth about N16 million. Abdullahi who represents Umaisha/Ugya state constituency on the platform of APC distributed the items yesterday in Umaisha,Toto LGA of the state. He distributed N30,000 cash each to 100 students, N30,000
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Nigeria, Cameroon, Ghana get highest nominees for Future Africa Leaders Awards
Lukman Olabiyi Nigeria, Cameroon and Ghana dominated other Africa countries in the list of 30 nominees for Future Africa Leaders Awards that will holds on Tuesday, December 31, at the Loveworld Convention Centre, Ikeja, Lagos. The awards, in its seventh edition, seek to recognise and empower young Africans within the age range of 16 to 23, that
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Court freezes oil firm ‘s accounts over alleged unpaid N967m debt
Lukman Olabiyi Justice Chuka Austine Obiozor of the Federal High Court, Lagos, has ordered all banks in Nigeria, not to allow an oil firm, Rainfall Oil Supplies and Trading Nigeria Limited and its directors to access its accounts with them, over alleged unpaid debt of N967, 244, 957, 45 million. The Oil firm’s directors affected
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Overspeeding: Two Kebbi communities lost 19 persons in Twenty Two months
Raji Bello, Sokoto Village Heads of Wal and Fakon Sarki communities of Kebbi State have lamented the deaths of no fewer than 19 persons due to the reckless driving by motorist who passed through the village on highways. The village heads described such incidents as fatal saying, “most of those knocked down could not reach
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Over-speeding: FRSC to intensify patrols along Kebbi community’s Highways
Tunde Omolehin, Sokoto The Federal Roads Safety Corps, Argungu Unit, Sokoto Zonal Command has promised to intensify patrols along Federal highways passing through the Unit to avert cases of reckless driving and overspeeding by motorists. The Unit Commander, Assistant Corp Commander, Aliyu Maaji made the pledged when he received the Village Heads of Wal and
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England lose two wickets as they continue run chase
England lost two wickets in the first session but added 50 runs to their overnight tally as they continued to chase an imposing 376-run target with the tourists’ hopes now hanging on captain Joe Root and his deputy Ben Stokes. England was 171-3 at lunch on the fourth day with Root not out on 13
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Bauchi minimum wage c’ttee vows to stand by workers
The Bauchi State Joint Public Service Negotiation Council (JPSNC) has vowed not to compromise workers plight in the state during negotiations. Mr Abdullahi Ibrahim, the Chairman of the Council, stated this in a statement on the outcome of the resumed negotiation in Bauchi on Sunday. Ibrahim said the organised labour in the state would never
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Don’t give terrorist any breathing space, Buratai charges troops
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, has charged troops of Operation Lafiya Dole (OPLD) deployed at Madagali in Adamawa not to give terrorists any breathing space. Buratai, while addressing the troops during a visit on Sunday, urged them to maintain the current tempo of onslaught against the insurgents. He said that government would
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AIB releases preliminary report on Med-View Airline incident
The Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) has released the preliminary report on serious incident involving a Boeing 737-500 aircraft owned and operated by Med-View Airline. The General Manager, Public Affairs, AIB, Mr Tunde Oketunbi, disclosed this in a statement in Lagos on Sunday. Oketunbi said investigation on the occurrence was still ongoing while final report on
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LASU’s management calls for caution on death of final-year student
The Management of the Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, has called for caution from its students following the alleged murder of one of the institution’s final-year-female students. It also urged them to remain calm to allow the law enforcement agents conclude their investigation into the matter. The university’s spokesman, Mr Ademola Adekoya, said
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Turkish plane arrives to evacuate wounded after deadly Somali blast
A Turkish military cargo plane landed in the Somali capital on Sunday to evacuate people badly wounded in a devastating truck bombing in the city a day earlier that killed at least 90 people, including two Turkish nationals. The plane also brought emergency medical staff and supplies, according to a tweet from the Turkish embassy,
Turkish plane arrives to evacuate wounded after deadly Somali blast
A Turkish military cargo plane landed in the Somali capital on Sunday to evacuate people badly wounded in a devastating truck bombing in the city a day earlier that killed at least 90 people, including two Turkish nationals. The plane also brought emergency medical staff and supplies, according to a tweet from the Turkish embassy,
Turkish plane arrives to evacuate wounded after deadly Somali blast
A Turkish military cargo plane landed in the Somali capital on Sunday to evacuate people badly wounded in a devastating truck bombing in the city a day earlier that killed at least 90 people, including two Turkish nationals. The plane also brought emergency medical staff and supplies, according to a tweet from the Turkish embassy,
Turkish plane arrives to evacuate wounded after deadly Somali blast
A Turkish military cargo plane landed in the Somali capital on Sunday to evacuate people badly wounded in a devastating truck bombing in the city a day earlier that killed at least 90 people, including two Turkish nationals. The plane also brought emergency medical staff and supplies, according to a tweet from the Turkish embassy,
Apapa-Oshodi-Ojota highway to be completed before end of 2020
Motorists will have to endure additional 12 months of nerve-breaking traffic on the Apapa-Oshodi-Oworonsoki-Ojota highway for the rehabilitation of the road to be completed, according to the Federal Government. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that driving on the highway has been a huge nightmare for motorists since the reconstruction commenced on November 17,
Apapa-Oshodi-Ojota highway to be completed before end of 2020
Motorists will have to endure additional 12 months of nerve-breaking traffic on the Apapa-Oshodi-Oworonsoki-Ojota highway for the rehabilitation of the road to be completed, according to the Federal Government. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that driving on the highway has been a huge nightmare for motorists since the reconstruction commenced on November 17,
Apapa-Oshodi-Ojota highway to be completed before end of 2020
Motorists will have to endure additional 12 months of nerve-breaking traffic on the Apapa-Oshodi-Oworonsoki-Ojota highway for the rehabilitation of the road to be completed, according to the Federal Government. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that driving on the highway has been a huge nightmare for motorists since the reconstruction commenced on November 17,
UK soldier’s killer, Adebolajo, ‘works as de-radicalisation mentor in prison’
One of the killers of Kee Rugby is working in prison as a de-radicalisation mentor, according to reports. Michael Adebolajo is said to have taken on an unofficial role at HMP Woodhill – the same prison where London Bridge attacker Usman Khan was an inmate. Adebolajo, 34, renounced extremism last year and said sorry to
Lagos taskforce demolishes 2,500 shanties at Lekki
Muritala Ayinla Officials of the Lagos State Taskforce on Environmental and Special Offences Unit have demolished about 2,500 illegal structures, shanties, kiosks and containarised shops at ‘Marwa Waterside’ area of Lekki, Lagos. New Telegraph learnt that the demolition of the structures were carried out over the weekend in order to enable the government commence construction
Lagos taskforce demolishes 2,500 shanties at Lekki
Muritala Ayinla Officials of the Lagos State Taskforce on Environmental and Special Offences Unit have demolished about 2,500 illegal structures, shanties, kiosks and containarised shops at ‘Marwa Waterside’ area of Lekki, Lagos. New Telegraph learnt that the demolition of the structures were carried out over the weekend in order to enable the government commence construction
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