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COVID-19: FG announces crucial update on work from home order for civil servants
The federal government on Thursday, directed all the government workers, from grade level 12 and below to continue working from home till the end of March.
Breaking: 1 dead as another Nigerian governor’s convoy involved in fatal crash
A fatal road crash involving the convoy of the Gombe state governor, Inuwa Yahaya on Thursday, March 4, claimed the life of the driver of the crashed vehicle.
Breaking: Gunmen shoot pregnant woman, abduct husband, 2 others in Abuja
A pregnant woman was shot while three others were kidnapped as suspected gunmen invaded Kwaita community in Kwali area council of Abuja on Wednesday, March 3.
Former presidential candidate joins APC ahead of 2023 elections
Alhaji Mohammed Shittu, a former presidential candidate of Advanced People’s Democratic Alliance (APDA) has joined the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
Breaking: Buhari orders security operatives to shoot anyone seen with AK-47
President Muhammadu Buhari has directed a clampdown on bandits instructing the security agencies to shoot anyone seen with sophisticated weapons like AK-47.
Why FG imposed no-fly zone policy on Zamfara - Presidency explains
The presidency on Wednesday, March 3, revealed why the federal government declared Zamfara a no-fly zone and banned all mining activities in the northern state.
Breaking: Boko Haram frees kidnapped pastor after cleric begged FG, CAN
Boko Haram group on Wednesday evening, March 3, released Bulus Yikura, a Nigerian pastor who was abducted by the insurgents on the eve of Christmas last year.
Ranching: Nigerian governor reacts, says no free land in southwest state
Oyo state governor, Seyi Makinde on Wednesday, March 3, maintained that the state will not give out free land for ranching, insisting it is a private business.
Insecurity: Banditry becoming an industry benefiting some people - Senate president says
The president of Nigeria's Senate, Ahmad Lawan on Tuesday, March 2, said that banditry in Nigeria has become an industry that some people are benefitting from.
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