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A tragic accident involving a wheat-loaded truck that flipped at the edge of the Otedola Bridge in Lagos has caused heavy traffic and disrupted the flow of vehicles on the bridge. The accident, which occurred on Tuesday, September 12, has been attributed to the flooded portion of the bridge caused by rainfall. Efforts are underway by the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) to recover the contents of the truck and clear the accident spot.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has issued a weather forecast predicting heavy rainfall in 21 states across Nigeria on September 8th. The forecast warns of potential flash flooding, soil erosion, strong winds, thunder, and lightning. NiMet advises authorities and citizens to be aware of possible risks and urges the implementation of flood contingency plans.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulation Commission (NERC) has announced plans to set up call centres to enhance the resolution of complaints filed by customers with Distribution Companies (DisCos). This move follows feedback from dissatisfied customers regarding the slow pace of complaint resolution by DisCos. The establishment of call centres will provide real-time visibility of customer complaints and enable better monitoring of service quality and delivery by DisCos.
More than 60 people have been arrested in Nigeria for allegedly participating in a gay wedding, which is illegal in the country. Homosexuality is widely considered unacceptable in Nigeria, and an anti-gay law was enacted in 2014. The arrested individuals have been remanded in prison for two weeks, and their defense lawyer is working to secure bail for them. LGBTQ+ rights remain a contentious issue in Nigeria, with strict laws and social stigma preventing the community from freely expressing their identities.
The Delta State Police Command successfully rescued two abducted victims from a kidnapper's den in Oghara forest. The police officers, led by the Divisional Police Officer of Oghara, utilized credible and technically generated information to locate and rescue the victims. The kidnapped individuals have been reunited with their families, while efforts are ongoing to apprehend the fleeing suspects. In a separate incident, the police recovered a firearm from a suspect involved in cable vandalism. The Delta State Commissioner of Police has urged the public to remain vigilant and promised the command's continued dedication to protecting lives and properties in the state.
Nigeria is deliberating on becoming a member of the G20, a group of major economies, in an effort to stimulate economic growth and attract foreign investment. President Bola Tinubu will attend the G20 summit in India to further Nigeria's membership objective and promote the country as an attractive investment destination.
Kano State Governor, Mr. Abba Kabir Yusuf, pledges to rehabilitate and empower 100 repentant criminals presented to him by the state Command of the Nigeria Police. The governor commends the initiative by the State Commissioner of Police, stressing the importance of unity and collaboration in addressing security challenges. He promises to engage the youths and restore street lights to enhance security in Kano State.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has predicted that thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy rains will be experienced in Osun and 28 other states in the next three days. The states at risk of flooding and severe weather conditions include Ogun, Ondo, Edo, Rivers, and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). NiMet advises the public to take precautions and avoid floodwaters and parking cars under trees. Emergency agencies, including NEMA, are also urged to be prepared.
The recent passing of Uganda's anti-gay law has sparked widespread condemnation and fear for LGBTQ+ individuals in the country. The law introduces the death penalty for "aggravated homosexuality" and criminalizes the "promotion of homosexuality," stifling human rights and advocacy groups. Despite international criticism, President Museveni has defended the law and resisted external pressure. This article explores the impact, challenges faced by journalists, and global responses to the legislation.
The Nigerian Official Selection Committee (NOSC) for the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) is calling on Nigerian filmmakers to submit their feature films for consideration in the International Feature Film (IFF) category of the 96th Annual Academy Awards (Oscars). With submissions open from August 28 to September 15, this presents a unique opportunity for Nigerian filmmakers to showcase their talents on the global stage.
Stakeholders in the financial technology industry will gather at the Africa Financial Technology Congress (AFTC) in Lagos to discuss the potential of digital finance in emerging economies. The event, powered by Africa Brands, Playstation and Paycity, aims to provide insights into Africa's fintech revolution and address key challenges and opportunities in the industry. The congress will feature senior representatives from banks, government, investors, and fintech solution providers, and will also showcase innovative products and inventions within the financial technology space. The event will culminate in an awards session, honoring individuals and organizations making outstanding contributions to the development of the fintech industry in Africa.
The Enugu State Government has taken a significant step in enhancing security by banning the unauthorized use of vehicles with tinted glasses. The ban is aimed at curbing criminal activities and ensuring the safety of residents in the state. Enugu vehicle owners are required to remove or replace tinted glasses within four weeks from the notice date to avoid impoundment and fines.
Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, has reaffirmed his commitment to rebuilding Aba, the commercial capital of the state, despite challenges posed by the rainy season. The Governor, accompanied by Hungarian delegates, conducted an inspection tour of ongoing road projects in Aba and assured residents that his government would deliver on its promises. He emphasized the determination to improve the lives of Aba residents and announced additional plans, including the installation of solar-powered street lights. Governor Otti expressed gratitude to the people for their cooperation and patience, praising them for their support and hospitality towards the workers.
Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has called attention to the dilapidated state of federal roads in the state, warning of an imminent crisis if urgent repairs are not carried out. He has written to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, seeking intervention. The extensive network of federal roads in Edo State, which should be an asset, has turned into a curse due to abandonment by the federal government. This situation has resulted in increased accidents and loss of lives. Governor Obaseki expressed concerns about emergency response and collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to address these issues.
Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) held a symbolic protest in Kebbi State capital, Birnin Kebbi, against the removal of fuel subsidies. The protesters demanded palliatives, improved welfare for workers, and a pay rise. The deputy governor assured them that their demands would be met, as soon as the state receives palliatives from the federal government.
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