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News Summary of December 3, 2023 in Nigeria

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News Summary of December 3, 2023 in Nigeria
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The Anambra State Task Force on Revenue Generation has launched 6,000 Point of Sale (POS) machines to check revenue theft in the state. The move is aimed at curbing the loss of revenue due to the diversion and under-reporting of internally generated revenue.

The Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Sheriff Oborevwori, has announced plans to unveil Africa's tallest Christmas tree in Delta State. The tree, which is expected to be unveiled during the festive season, is intended to promote the tourism potential of the state and attract visitors.

There is an uneasy calm among Governor Hope Uzodimma's appointees in Imo State following rumors of further sackings. Some of the appointees have expressed concern about their continued tenure in office, as reports circulate of another round of cabinet dissolutions.

The Chairman of the Ekiti State Independent Electoral Commission (EKSIEC), Justice Jide Aladejana, has commended the peaceful conduct of the recently concluded local government elections in the state. He also praised the voters for their orderly behavior during the election process.

A commercial airplane landed approximately 450 kilometers away from its intended destination due to conflicting information between the captain and the airline. The incident has raised concerns about the safety protocols in place and the need for improved communication within the airline industry.

A prominent human rights defender in Burkina Faso has been abducted, raising concerns about an alleged clampdown on dissent in the country. Several human rights organizations have expressed alarm over the increasing number of reported abductions and disappearances of activists in Burkina Faso.

A powerful earthquake in the Philippines caused a tsunami threat, but the danger has since receded. The earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.4, struck off the coast of the southern island of Mindanao, prompting warnings of possible tsunamis and the evacuation of coastal areas.

The Nigerian Army has launched a strategic plan to combat HIV/AIDS and work towards ending the epidemic in the country. The plan includes measures to prevent new infections, improve access to treatment and care, and promote awareness and education about HIV/AIDS.

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