Latest news summary in Nigeria
Abductors Of Ex-Delta Commissioner, Joan Mrakpor, have demanded a ransom of N1 billion for her release. Mrs. Joan Mrakpor, who was a former commissioner for women affairs, was abducted on October 13th from her home in Udu Local Government Area of Delta State.
The Kaduna State Government has relaxed the 24-hour curfew that was imposed on the state in the wake of the recent protests. The curfew will now be in effect from 6 pm to 6 am in Kaduna and Zaria.
The Nigerian Customs Service has generated N1.2 trillion in the past 7 months from import duty at the Apapa Port in Lagos. This is a significant increase compared to the same period last year.
Seven foreign nationals, including four Polish students, have been detained in Nigeria for allegedly displaying Russian flags during the recent protests against the government. The detainees are currently being held by the Nigerian authorities.
The Benue State Internal Revenue Service (BIRS) has successfully retrieved 15 stolen vehicles in the state. The vehicles were recovered as part of the ongoing effort to curb vehicle theft in the state.
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has announced plans to simplify the complaints resolution processes for air passengers. The move is aimed at ensuring a smoother and more efficient handling of passenger complaints.
During nationwide protests against hunger and insecurity, security forces in Nigeria responded with gunshots and force, resulting in the death of at least 22 people. The protests were organized by various civil society groups and organizations.
At least 20 people have been killed following a boat explosion in the southern region of Nigeria. The police are currently investigating the cause of the explosion.
The Nigerian Peace Corps has released information on its salary structure. The organization provides various salary levels based on rank and experience.
The Governor of Yobe State has commended the security forces for their professionalism during the nationwide protests. The Governor acknowledged the efforts of the security forces in maintaining law and order during the demonstrations.
Shipping companies have been identified as the most criticized port stakeholders in Nigeria. The National Steering Committee on Port Performance has called for improved collaboration among stakeholders to address the challenges facing the shipping industry.
The Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has shared details of how rioters destroyed the workplace of his grandfather during the recent protests. The Emir expressed his concern over the destruction of public and private property during the demonstrations.
Seven Polish nationals have been detained in Nigeria for allegedly displaying Russian flags during the recent protests. The detainees, who are students from the University of Warsaw, are currently in custody.
Aba, a city in Nigeria, has evacuated foreign and local beggars and handed them over to the Immigration authorities and local communities. The move is part of an effort to address the issue of begging in the city.
The Nigerian Immigration Service has suspended an officer caught on camera soliciting money from a traveler at the airport. The suspension is part of the ongoing efforts to tackle corruption within the immigration service.
Seven Polish nationals have been detained in Nigeria for allegedly displaying Russian flags during the recent protests against the government. The detainees, who are students from the University of Warsaw, are currently in custody.
During nationwide protests against hunger and insecurity, security forces in Nigeria responded with gunshots and force, resulting in the death of at least 22 people. The protests were organized by various civil society groups and organizations.
The Governor of Oyo State has inaugurated the governing board of the Rule of Law Enforcement Authority. The board is tasked with ensuring the enforcement and compliance of laws in the state.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has refuted claims of economic sabotage made against it during a Senate hearing. The corporation has denied any involvement in economic sabotage or illegal activities.
Seven Polish nationals have been detained in Nigeria for allegedly displaying Russian flags during the recent protests. The detainees, who are students from the University of Warsaw, are currently in custody.
Senator Ali Ndume is set to be reinstated as the Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate after tendering an apology. Details of the apology and the circumstances surrounding it have not been disclosed.
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Benue State has summoned former Governor Gabriel Suswam and others over allegations of anti-party activities. The party is currently conducting an investigation into the matter.
Seven foreign nationals, including four Polish students, have been detained in Nigeria for allegedly displaying Russian flags during the recent protests against the government. The detainees are currently being held by the Nigerian authorities.
Tinubu Government in Lagos State has halted the sale of subsidized rice to public servants. The decision was made in a bid to review government spending and ensure transparency in the distribution of essential commodities.
The Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has recorded a high number of completed student loan applications within a 24-hour window. The fund has been actively providing financial support to students in need.
Seven Polish nationals, including students from the University of Warsaw and their caretaker, have been detained in Nigeria. The reason for their detention is suspected to be their alleged display of Russian flags during the recent protests.
The death of a crossdresser in Abuja is currently under investigation by the police. The cause of death is yet to be determined.
Seven Polish nationals have been detained in Nigeria for allegedly displaying Russian flags during the recent protests. The detainees, who are students from the University of Warsaw, are currently in custody.
The Nigerian Immigration Service has suspended an officer caught on camera soliciting a bribe from a traveler at the airport. The suspension is part of the ongoing efforts to tackle corruption within the immigration service.
At least 20 people have been killed in a boat explosion on a river in Nigeria. The police are currently investigating the cause of the explosion.
The Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has recorded the highest number of loan applications within a 24-hour window. The fund has been actively providing financial assistance to students.
During nationwide protests against hunger and insecurity, security forces in Nigeria responded with gunshots and force, resulting in the death of at least 22 people. The protests were organized by various civil society groups and organizations.
A director/PDMR shareholding has been announced by a company. The details and significance of the shareholding have not been provided.
A youth group has declared a week of peace in response to the ongoing protests in Nigeria. The group aims to promote peace and unity among different stakeholders in the country.
There has been a 127% increase in cases of malnutrition in Bauchi State compared to the previous year. The rise in cases is concerning and efforts are being made to address the issue.
The Nigerian Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has been identified as a victim of an unpopular policy. The impact of the policy on the fund has not been specified.
During nationwide protests against hunger and insecurity, security forces in Nigeria responded with gunshots and force, resulting in the death of at least 22 people. The protests were organized by various civil society groups and organizations.
The Nigerian Minister of Foreign Affairs has cautioned against foreign interference in the ongoing protests against the cost of living in Nigeria. The Minister emphasized the need for the Nigerian government to address the concerns raised by the protesters.
A youth association in Abuja has declared a week of peace in response to the ongoing protests in Nigeria. The association aims to promote peace and dialogue among different stakeholders in the country.
Nigeria has released $500 million in domestic bonds to investors. The move is aimed at raising funds to support various developmental projects in the country.
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