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COVID-19: Rwanda, S/Africa, Nigeria considered as vaccine production hubs - WTO DG
World Trade Organization (WTO) DG Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on Monday, said South Africa, Senegal, Rwanda and Nigeria considered as COVID-19 vaccine production hubs.
2023: Gbajabiamila identifies what APC needs to survive in Nigeria
Femi Gbajabiamila on Monday, June 21, said that for the APC to survive in Nigeria there must be a deliberate and effective system of leadership recruitment.
774,000 jobs: Federal government orders banks to pay all participants
The federal government has ordered banks to pay the N20,000 monthly stipend to all the 774,000 beneficiaries of the Extended Special Public Works programme.
BREAKING: Senate confirms Major General Faruk Yahaya as Nigeria's 22nd COAS
The Nigerian Senate on Tuesday confirmed the nomination of Maj. Gen. Faruk Yahaya as the chief of army staff following a report presented by Aliyu Wamakko.
Trouble for PDP in northern state as prominent lawmaker defects to APC
David Maiyaki representing Karu/Gitata in the Nasarawa state House of Assembly has defected from the Peoples Democratic Party to the All Progressives Congress.
SOKAPU reveals how kidnap victims pay herdsmen over N2bn ransom yearly
Luka Binniyat, the spokesperson of SOKAPU has revealed that in the last year over N2 billion has been paid by families and friends as ransom to kidnappers.
Motorists stranded as BuhariMustGo protesters block Abuja airport road
Hundreds of motorists were stranded on the highway leading to the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja due to a demonstration by RevolutionNow protesters
Tragedy as 30 vigilantes are shot dead in gunfight with armed bandits
Some gunmen suspected to be armed bandits during the weekend killed at least 30 members of a vigilante group in Magama local government areas of Niger state.
2021 UTME: JAMB identifies what caused its revenue to drop to N5.8bn
JAMB on Sunday, June 20, attributed the drop in the revenue it generated from the sale of forms in 2021 to the introduction of NIN into the registration process
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