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Army, IPOB say report on military attack on ESN camp in Abia fake
IPOB accuse army of arresting innocent people, tagging them ESN operatives to execute them By Steve Oko – Aba Both the Nigerian Arny, and the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, IPOB,
Oyo security taskforce strategising to tackle insecurity says Ilaka
The Oyo State Security Taskforce is intensifying efforts to tackle incidences criminality being experienced in some parts of the state, Chief Bisi Ilaka, the Chief of Staff to Gov. Seyi
Methodist Church threatens breakup from global body over gay marriage
The United Methodist Church Episcopal Area in Nigeria (UMCN) says it will leave the Church’s global body if it endorses same-sex marriage at its 2022 General Conference. Bishop Johnwesley Yohanna of
Reps want NHIS to cover TB treatment
The House of Representatives on Wednesday urged the Federal Government to include Tuberculosis (TB) in the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) package. The call was sequel to unanimous adoption of
Replacement of Nigerians with Foreign Workers: Labour issues 7-day strike notice to APM Terminals
By Victor Ahiuma-Young Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the management of APM Terminals, the largest cargo terminals in Africa, to rescind the sack
We will leave Church’s global body if it endorses same-sex marriage – United Methodist Church
The United Methodist Church Episcopal Area in Nigeria (UMCN) says it will leave the Church’s global body if it endorses same-sex marriage at its 2022 General Conference. Bishop Johnwesley Yohanna of UMCN
Alleged N3.1bn fraud: Suswam to cross-examine “hostile” witness May 25
Suswam The Federal High Court, Abuja, has adjourned the trial of former Benue governor, Gabriel Suswam until May 25 for the cross-examination of the fourth prosecution witness, Abubakar Umar. The News
Step up volunteer jobs, FG charges States, uniform agencies
By Dennis Agbo The Federal government has asked state governments to ensure that they encourage more volunteers in public service to accelerate national development. The Federal government also asked uniformed
I was tortured for refusing to pay SARS officers N5m, petitioner alleges at NHRC panel
A car dealer, Timothy Ogbeye, told a National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Wednesday that he was tortured by SARS operatives in Anambra for refusing to pay N5million. The NHRC independent,
We’ll tackle challenges facing LG administration — Gbajabiamila
Gbajabiamila … As FG unveils plans to create micro enterprises in 774 LGAs .. As ALGON calls full democratization of LG Administration By Chris Ochayi The Speaker of the House
