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"Missing Water Pump or Missing Compassion? APC Woman Leader Detains Pregnant Gardener Sparking Protests - The Trent"
A pregnant gardener was detained by an APC woman leader, sparking protests. The woman, identified as Joy Otis, was allegedly caught stealing a water pump from the residence of the APC woman leader, Mrs. Rita Obi. However, witnesses claim that the woman was only borrowing the water pump and that Mrs. Obi's actions were excessive.
"NMA Urges Tinubu To Urgently Combat Flood"
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has called on Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to urgently combat flood in the state. The NMA stated that the constant flooding in Lagos is a major health hazard and that urgent action needs to be taken to prevent the outbreak of water-borne diseases.
"Hygiene: Bichi Council Chlorinates Over 3,000 Wells"
The Bichi Local Government Council in Kano State has embarked on a campaign to chlorinate over 3,000 wells in the area. This is part of efforts to improve hygiene and prevent the spread of water-borne diseases. The council has called on residents to cooperate with the exercise and ensure the safety of their wells.
"Political Rift Erupts into Office Relocation for Edo State's Deputy Governor - The Trent"
A political rift in the Edo State government has led to the relocation of the deputy governor's office. The deputy governor, Philip Shaibu, has accused the governor, Godwin Obaseki, of sidelining him and not giving him any meaningful role in the government. As a result, the deputy governor's office has been moved to a separate location.
"Nigerian court remands dozens in prison over alleged gay wedding By Reuters"
A Nigerian court has remanded dozens of people in prison over an alleged gay wedding. The defendants were arrested at a hotel in the northern city of Zaria, where they were attending a party. Homosexuality is illegal in Nigeria and is punishable by imprisonment.
"PDP Sweeps All 18 Government Councils in Edo Local Election - The Trent"
The PDP has swept all 18 government councils in the Edo State local election. The party won all the chairmanship and councillorship positions in the election, securing a clean sweep of the councils. This victory is seen as a major blow to the ruling APC in the state.
"Obajana Fatal Crash: FRSC Corps Marshal Admonishes Motorists To Avoid Speed Violation On All Roads"
The Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Boboye Oyeyemi, has admonished motorists to avoid speed violations on all roads. This comes in the wake of a fatal crash in Obajana, Kogi State, which claimed the lives of several people. Oyeyemi warned that speed violations are a major cause of accidents and urged motorists to drive safely and responsibly.
"Fuel Subsidy Removal: Obaseki begins free transport service across Edo Sept 11"
Following the removal of fuel subsidy, Governor Godwin Obaseki has announced the commencement of a free transport service across Edo State from September 11. This is aimed at easing the burden on residents who may be affected by the removal of fuel subsidy. The free transport service will be available to all residents of the state.
"Subsidy Removal: Airport Unions Direct Workers To Embark On Two-day Warning Strike"
Airport unions have directed workers to embark on a two-day warning strike in protest against the removal of fuel subsidy. The unions are demanding that the government reverse its decision and reinstate the subsidy. The strike is expected to disrupt air travel across the country.
"Wike frowns at N85bn Wasa housing project"
Governor Nyesom Wike has expressed his displeasure at the abandoned N85 billion Wasa affordable housing project in Rivers State. The governor questioned the value for money and called for a thorough investigation into the project. He emphasized the need for transparency in government contracts.
"Wike queries N85bn Wasa affordable housing contract"
Governor Nyesom Wike has queried the N85 billion Wasa affordable housing contract in Rivers State. The governor expressed his concerns over the value for money and called for a review of the project. He directed the commissioner for housing to submit a detailed report on the contract.
"BREAKING: PDP reacts as Tribunal confirms date to deliver judgement"
The PDP has reacted to the confirmation of the date to deliver judgement by the Presidential Election Tribunal. The party expressed confidence in the judiciary and called on its supporters to remain calm and peaceful. The PDP is challenging the outcome of the presidential election.
"Kaduna Govt. approves full implementation of CONMESS for doctors in health ministry"
The Kaduna State Government has approved the full implementation of the Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS) for doctors in the health ministry. This move is aimed at improving the welfare of doctors and attracting more qualified professionals to the health sector.
"Tinubu Meets With Service Chiefs Ahead Of Trip To G-20 Summit In India"
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has held a meeting with service chiefs ahead of his trip to the G-20 Summit in India. The meeting focused on security issues and the need for collaboration between security agencies to address the challenges facing the country.
"N85bn Wasa housing project poorly negotiated - Wike"
Governor Nyesom Wike has stated that the N85 billion Wasa affordable housing project in Rivers State was poorly negotiated. He expressed his disappointment in the project and called for a review of the contract. The governor emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in government projects.
"Deputy Speaker, Kalu Greets Former SGF, Boss Mustapha At 67"
The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Kalu greets former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha, on his 67th birthday. Kalu described Mustapha as a dedicated public servant and wished him good health and many more years of service to the nation.
"Nigerian tribunal to rule on presidential vote challenge on Wednesday"
The Nigerian tribunal is set to rule on the challenge to the presidential vote on Wednesday. The tribunal will decide whether the election was conducted in accordance with the law and the constitution. This ruling is expected to have far-reaching implications for Nigerian politics.
"Nigerian tribunal to rule on presidential election challenge on Sept 6"
The Nigerian tribunal will rule on the challenge to the presidential election on September 6. The tribunal will decide whether the election was conducted in accordance with the law and the constitution. This ruling is eagerly awaited by the political parties and the Nigerian public.
"Obaseki swears in Council Chairmen, promises to construct alternate roads to FG roads in Edo - The Sun Nigeria"
Governor Godwin Obaseki has sworn in the chairmen of the local government councils in Edo State. During the swearing-in ceremony, the governor promised to construct alternate roads to federal government roads in the state. He emphasized the need for proper infrastructure development to improve the lives of the people.
"Canada Wants Nigerian Nurses: Top 5 Provinces with Easy Recruitment Rules"
Canada is seeking Nigerian nurses and has listed the top five provinces with easy recruitment rules. The provinces include Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. The recruitment drive is aimed at addressing the shortage of nurses in Canada.
"Tinubu may not celebrate 100 days in office as tribunal sets judgment date? Lawyer drops fact"
There are speculations that Asiwaju Bola Tinubu may not celebrate 100 days in office as the tribunal has set a judgment date. This has raised concerns among Tinubu's supporters and has generated political tension in the country. The judgment is eagerly awaited by both the ruling party and the opposition.
"Nigeria mulls G20 bloc membership as president heads to India to attend summit"
Nigeria is considering membership in the G20 bloc as President Muhammadu Buhari heads to India to attend the summit. This move is aimed at enhancing Nigeria's international standing and promoting economic cooperation with other countries.
"Nigeria's Bello Hassan Appointed Vice Chairperson Of IADI-ARC"
Bello Hassan has been appointed Vice Chairperson of the International Association of Deposit Insurers-Africa Regional Committee (IADI-ARC). Hassan is the Managing Director of the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) and her appointment is seen as a recognition of her leadership and expertise in the field.
"Disinformation an 'easy sell' in post-coup Niger - Manila Standard"
Disinformation is an "easy sell" in post-coup Niger, according to the Manila Standard. The newspaper highlighted the role of disinformation in spreading rumors and manipulating public opinion in the country. It called for media literacy and awareness to combat the spread of false information.
"Nigeria mulls G20 bloc membership as president heads to India to attend summit | News Channel 3-12"
Nigeria is considering membership in the G20 bloc as President Muhammadu Buhari heads to India to attend the summit. This move is aimed at enhancing Nigeria's international standing and promoting economic cooperation with other countries.
"NLC Strike Threat: Minister Begs Labour To Shelve Action As Engagement Continues"
The Minister of Labour and Employment has appealed to the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to shelve its planned strike action. The minister emphasized the importance of dialogue and engagement in resolving labor disputes and called on the NLC to give negotiations a chance to succeed.
"All Eyes on the Judiciary The High-Stakes Verdict Set for September 6 at the Presidential Election Tribunal - The Trent"
All eyes are on the judiciary as the high-stakes verdict is set to be delivered on September 6 at the Presidential Election Tribunal. The tribunal will decide whether the presidential election was conducted in accordance with the law and the constitution. This ruling is expected to have far-reaching implications for Nigerian politics.
"DSS releases suspended Ogun LG chairman"
The Department of State Services (DSS) has released the suspended chairman of the Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area in Ogun State. The chairman was arrested by the DSS for alleged involvement in illegal activities. However, no details have been provided regarding the reason for his release.
"Nigerian stock index rises to more than 20-year high - Refinitiv data"
The Nigerian stock index has risen to a more than 20-year high, according to Refinitiv data. The index reached its highest level since May 2008, reflecting investor confidence in the Nigerian economy. This positive trend is seen as a sign of economic growth and stability.
"Нигерия отзывает послов из всех стран"
Nigeria is recalling ambassadors from all countries. The reason for this decision is not clear, but it is seen as a diplomatic move by the Nigerian government. This recall may have implications for Nigeria's relationships with other countries.
"Lagos to Abuja in 4 Hours: Nigeria's Ambitious Plan for a Supersonic Highway - The Trent"
Nigeria has unveiled an ambitious plan to build a supersonic highway that will reduce travel time between Lagos and Abuja to just 4 hours. The highway will be built using advanced technology and is expected to revolutionize transportation in Nigeria. This project is part of the government's efforts to improve infrastructure and promote economic development.
"Nigeria to review mining licenses, gives 30-day ultimatum to illegal miners"
Nigeria has announced plans to review all mining licenses in the country and has given illegal miners a 30-day ultimatum to vacate mining sites. The government is cracking down on illegal mining activities and is taking steps to ensure that mining operations are carried out in accordance with the law.
"Security Concerns as Bandits Kidnap Resident from Abuja's El-Rufai Estate - The Trent"
There are security concerns as bandits have kidnapped a resident from Abuja's El-Rufai estate. This incident highlights the growing security challenges in the country and the need for increased efforts to tackle criminal activities.
"Start of Lagos metro offers dramatically reduced journey times"
The start of the Lagos metro system has offered dramatically reduced journey times for commuters. The metro system, which includes both underground and above-ground lines, has been lauded for its efficiency and convenience. This development is seen as a major step forward in improving transportation in Lagos.
"Just in: Tinubu holds crucial meeting with service chiefs, details emerge"
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has held a crucial meeting with service chiefs. The details of the meeting have not been disclosed, but it is believed to have focused on security issues and the need for collaboration between security agencies to address the challenges facing the country.
"Nigeria mulls G20 bloc membership as president heads to India to attend summit - KION546"
Nigeria is considering membership in the G20 bloc as President Muhammadu Buhari heads to India to attend the summit. This move is aimed at enhancing Nigeria's international standing and promoting economic cooperation with other countries.
"Nigerian court remands dozens in prison over alleged gay wedding"
A Nigerian court has remanded dozens of people in prison over an alleged gay wedding. Homosexuality is illegal in Nigeria and is punishable by imprisonment. This case highlights the continued persecution of LGBT individuals in the country.
"Wike questions N85bn abandoned Wasa housing project - THE AUTHORITY NEWS"
Governor Nyesom Wike has questioned the abandoned N85 billion Wasa affordable housing project in Rivers State. The governor has called for a thorough investigation into the project and has raised concerns over transparency and accountability in government contracts.
"A Gabon military leader is sworn in after a coup, promising eventual elections"
A military leader in Gabon has been sworn in after a coup. The leader, Lieutenant Kelly Ondo Obiang, has promised to hold eventual elections and to respect the democratic process. This coup has raised concerns about political stability in Gabon.
"Public primary, junior secondary schools return to 5-day week as Edo schools resume Sept 11"
Public primary and junior secondary schools in Edo State are set to return to a 5-day week as schools resume on September 11. This move is aimed at improving the quality of education and ensuring that students have more contact hours with their teachers.
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