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Breaking: Nigeria takes tough action, bans travellers from coronavirus-hit India, Turkey, Brazil
The federal government has barred travellers from Brazil, India and Turkey as a result of rising COVID-19 cases in those countries. It takes effect from May 4.
Alleged extremism: Northern governors take stand on Pantami issue
The Northern States Governors’ Forum (NGF) says it has uncovered a plot by a group to engage in a smear campaign against the forum as well as its chairman.
Governor Uzodinma finally reveals why his country home was razed by hoodlums
Hope Uzodinma, the governor of Imo state, on Saturday, May 1, that aggrieved politicians in the state were sponsoring militants to make the state ungovernable.
Governors are lazy, do no more than go to Abuja: Agbakoba, ex-minister Chidoka tackle state govts
A former NBA president Olisa Agbakoba (SAN) and former minister of aviation Osita Chidoka, believe state governors are not living up to their responsibilities.
May Day: Tears as Gombe government sacks 668 workers, gives reasons
Muhammad Magaji, the Gombe state commissioner for finance and economic development, said the affected workers did not show up for the verification exercise.
Breaking: Abductor of Kankara schoolboys shot dead four days after returning to forest
Auwal Daudawa was shot dead Friday, April 30, during a gun duel with a rival gang at Dumburum forest located in Zurmi local government Area in Zamfara state.
FG gives fresh details on alleged plan to hike electricity tariff
The minister, Mamman said instead of significant hike in electricity tariff, the Nigerians should expect an increase efficiency in the sector to reduce tariffs.
Insecurity: Buhari makes fresh promise to Nigerians, gives service chiefs new mandate
President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday, April 30, stated in Abuja that his government won't relent until it puts an end to the insecurity troubling the country.
People are dying: Bishop Kukah hits hard at Buhari's govt, speaks on secession
Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, knocked out secessionist calls on Saturday, May 1, when he said the cost of staying together as a nation is cheaper.
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