Latest news summary in Nigeria
The Shippers Council has pledged to promote the effectiveness of the National Single Window in Nigeria, which is an online platform for the electronic submission of documents for trade. The Council aims to streamline and simplify trade processes to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Vandalism has hit the Maimuna Gwarzo Nursery and Primary School in Kaduna, causing damage to the school's infrastructure. The incident highlights the need to address the issue of vandalism in educational institutions.
The House of Representatives is determined to reform the oil sector and will not be deterred by smear campaigns, according to Ugochinyere, a member of the House. He emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in the sector.
The curfew in Kano has been relaxed to 12 hours following protests in the state. The relaxation of the curfew is aimed at restoring peace and normalcy in the area.
A fact-check analysis reveals that the claim that President Buhari and General Buratai waved the Boko Haram flag is misleading and lacks evidence. The claim was made by activist Omoyele Sowore.
The electoral commission members in Anambra have been inaugurated by former Central Bank governor Charles Soludo. The commission will be responsible for overseeing elections in the state.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has been criticized for fathering bad governance in Nigeria. The #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria campaign claims that Obasanjo's leadership contributed to the current state of governance in the country.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has announced a new grade of crude oil, Utapate, which is expected to attract more buyers and boost revenue for the country.
Four people have been killed in clashes between cult groups in Delta State, Nigeria. The clash highlights the ongoing issue of cult-related violence in the region.
The Zamfara state government has denied claims of allocating a budget of N19.3 billion for kitchen equipment. The government stated that the budget was actually allocated for educational projects.
A loyalist of Bola Tinubu, the national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has stated that governors Yahaya Bello and el-Rufai would have calmed the unrest in the North if they were given the opportunity.
The Nigerian police have arrested over 30 protesters for carrying Russian flags during a demonstration. The reason behind the display of Russian flags is unclear.
Bola Tinubu, a prominent Nigerian politician, has appointed a former northern governor to a key position. The appointment has sparked reactions from Nigerians.
Four lives have been lost in Ughelli North, Delta state due to clashes between cult groups. The incident highlights the ongoing issue of cult activities in the area.
Seven Polish nationals have been arrested in Nigeria for raising Russian flags during protests. The reason behind their actions is unclear.
Tension continues to prevail in Nigeria following protests and the implementation of emergency measures. The situation remains volatile.
Nigeria has arrested protesters who were carrying Russian flags during demonstrations. The reasons behind the display of Russian flags are unknown.
Youth in Nigeria are finding inspiration and purpose after a local chess prodigy's success. Chess is providing them with a sense of direction and motivation.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested 12 suspected vandals in Abuja. The suspects are believed to have been involved in pipeline vandalism.
Former Abia governor, Alex Otti, has donated N30 million and a bus to Abia Warrior FC in recognition of their exploits in the FA Cup.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has experienced a slump as global tensions have trimmed N371 billion from investors' wealth. The market remains uncertain.
Several vandalism suspects have been arrested in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The suspects are believed to be involved in infrastructure vandalism.
A U.S.-based Nigerian wrestler has revealed that songs by Burna Boy inspire him in his wrestling career. He finds motivation and strength in the music.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has introduced a new portal to expose passenger complaints against airlines and track their resolution. The aim is to improve passenger experience and hold airlines accountable.
Doctors in Ogun state have begun an indefinite strike to protest against pay disparities. The doctors are calling for equal pay for equal work.
The Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Oborevwori, has been commended for saving over N200 billion for infrastructure projects despite the economic hardship faced by the state.
Nigeria has arrested seven Polish nationals for raising Russian flags during protests. The motive behind their actions is unknown.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has given a new directive to all institutions in Nigeria regarding the 2024/2025 admission process.
IHS Holding, a mobile network infrastructure provider, has extended its tower lease with Nigeria's largest mobile network provider.
The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested 12 suspected vandals in Abuja. The suspects are believed to be involved in infrastructure vandalism.
Coca-Cola has assured the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) that its packaging information is in line with regulatory requirements.
Nigeria's oil production has risen to 1.6-1.7 million barrels per day amid increased security measures. The boost in production is aimed at increasing revenue for the country.
Governor Godwin Obaseki has assured the completion of a road construction project as he inspects newly-built roads in Adolor and other areas. The project is aimed at improving infrastructure in the state.
A group has refuted claims that Zamfara State Governor Bello Matawalle helped Governor Yahaya Bello escape to Niger. The group has defended Matawalle against the allegations.
Seven Polish nationals have been arrested in Nigeria for raising Russian flags during protests. The reasons behind their actions are unclear.
Amnesty International has reported that 21 people have been killed in protests against Nigeria's hardship. The protest highlights the economic challenges faced by Nigerians.
The National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children's Education has expressed concern over the participation of children in protests. The Commission believes that children should be protected from participating in demonstrations.
Tinubu has urged Nigerians to look beyond the present pain and have faith in the country's economy. He emphasized the need for citizens to remain resilient and hopeful.
The Forest Security Department in Kano state has received 19 complaints in July. The department is responsible for addressing security and wildlife-related issues in the state.
Nigerian authorities have warned against calling for a coup following protests in the country. The warning comes amidst growing concerns over the stability of the nation.
Source of content: OOO News 2024-08-07 News
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