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Buhari orders re-issuance of Villa Press Pass to Deutsche Welle correspondent
FG probes N3.8trn missing oil funds
How We Can Reject Change
Kukah’s take on what Buhari was elected to do
PIB: House of Reps passed pseudo bill – Ex-c’ttee chair
Amodu vows not to interfere with Eagles selection
Chevrolet’s best selling car cruze reincarnates
Ex-militants demand SA on amnesty programme
Fulfilling a divine mission Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah
Why we’re repairing 90 roads in Lagos —LASG
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SubscribePrepare for electricity tariff hike, EKEDC tells customers
The management of Eko Electricity Distribution Company, EKEDC,has urged consumers within its franchise network to prepare for adjustment in electricity tariffs. The Chief Executive Officer, EKEDC, Mr Oladele Amoda, stated this at a stakeholders’ meeting with electricity consumers from the 11 Business Units under its jurisdiction in Lagos.
Nigeria loses N532bn annually to smuggling of poultry products
NIGERIA is losing about $2.7 billion (about N532 billion) annually in revenue to smuggling of poultry products, the Poultry Association of Nigeria has said. President of the association, Dr. Ayoola Oduntan, stated this while speaking during the 2015 Nigeria poultry summit, adding that smuggling of frozen chicken into Nigeria was a major challenge facing the sector.
Illness and concessions for breaking fast
A minor headache for example with no other conditions may not in many instances constitute a situation where a person can use the flexibility of the injusction of illness to skip Ramadan fast. Scholars agree that sickness that doesn’t cause any hardship cannot be used as an excuse for not fasting. Some of the conditions for breaking fast during Ramadan are as follows:
Court withdraws from entertaining Babalakin’s case
Lagos—Justice John Tsoho of the Federal High sitting in Lagos, yesterday, withdrew from the fundamental rights suit by Chairman of Bi-Courtney Limited, Dr. Wale Babalakin, SAN, against the Attorney General of the Federation, AGF and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
23 lives lost to disaster in 3 months – NEMA
No fewer than 23 persons were lost while 10 persons suffered various degrees of injuries to various disasters which occurred in the South-west zone in the past three months.
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