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Easter: FG declares Friday, Monday April 2, 5 public holidays
Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola By Omeiza Ajayi The Federal Government has declared Friday and Monday, April 2 and 5, 2021, respectively as public holidays to mark this year’s
Oshodi-Apapa Expressway: Failed e-Call-Up system, task team = Bedlam
File photo of containers-laden trucks on Oshodi-Apapa road. …As Lagos team mulls military back-up for enforcement …Stakeholders accused of threatening e-Call Up system operation …Motorists, commuters groan …Influx of vehicles,
CRYPTOCURRENCY: Nigeria may revisit ban as new investors, use cases rise
By Prince Osuagwu Nigeria’s present disposition on cryptocurrency may not stand for too long. This is as almost all world economies are adjusting their trade activities to accommodate crypto transactions.
Opposition Reps kick, demand slash of $1.5bn PH refinery rehabilitation budget
…Ex-militant leaders slam critics, say it’ll empower N’Delta youths By Emma Amaize, Regional Editor, South-South & Tordue Salem The Minority Caucus in the House of Representatives, yesterday, rejected the proposed
AFTER MEETING Service Chiefs: Track, take out sponsors of kidnappers, bandits — BUHARI
President Muhammadu Buhari …Says govt abhors criminals dictating the pace in fight against insecurity …Vows to provide resources needed to put down criminals …Police rescue kidnapped travellers in Kaduna, recover
Massacre in Ebonyi: Priest, 17 others killed by herdsmen
Armed herdsmen …Those killed were about 18 including a Priest —Community member …We can only confirm 6 dead —Police …As Enugu CP orders full scale investigation into Adani killings …killings
Deep Blue: NIMASA takes possession of aerial surveillance equipment
By Godwin Oritse THE Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has taken delivery of the aerial surveillance equipment to tackle the menace of piracy on the Gulf of
Kogi agrees to accept COVID-19 vaccine doses
Begins rollout this week By Gabriel Olawale Three weeks after Nigeria began inoculating eligible Nigerians with the COVID-19 vaccine, Kogi state is finally set to start administering the vaccine to
Central Mali deaths: What we know
A United Nations report released on Tuesday said a French air strike in central Mali in January killed 19 civilians, prompting a strong denial from France. The report comes after
Cargo Tracking Note: Managing insecurity and building a sustainable Nigeria
By Kingsley Anaroke NIGERIA has been besieged by the outbreak of violence and conflicts which have over the years claimed thousands of lives and property. This is owing to
