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Lagos CP storms SARS cells, releases 40 detainees
‘Stop $50bn illegally leaving Africa annually’
Kenyatta like Buhari, seeks return of looted funds
2019 polls: UN to activate Nigeria Peace Committee

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Trump nominates conservative Judge Kavanaugh to Supreme Court
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a conservative Federal Court of Appeals Judge, to the Supreme Court.
Rivers LG chair sacks 14 CDC chairmen for purportedly aiding cultism, blasts Amaechi
Chairmen of 14 communities in area for allegedly aiding cultism.
Vaginal bacteria may influence stress levels of offspring – Study
Exposing newborn mice to vaginal microbes from stressed female mice may transfer the effects of stress to the newborns, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
2019: Tebite drums support for Okowa’s re-election
A former Deputy Chief Whip at the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. Taleb Tebite has said that the “Okowa we Know, the Okowa we Support” is a political pressure group to drum up support for the re-election of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa in 2019.
UN Security Council adopts resolution to protect children in armed conflict
The Security Council on Monday adopted a resolution aimed at protecting children in armed conflict through a host of measures.
CBN urges financial operators to diversify products
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has urged insurance operators in the country to ensure diverse insurance products to enable more citizens to key into insurance.
FG’s borrowings for 2018 budget to hit N2tr — FSDH
FSDH Merchant Bank has projected that the federal government will borrow up to N2 trillion to finance its budget in 2018, describing the nation’s debt service-to-revenue ratio, which rose to 79 percent in first quarter 2018, Q1’18, as very high and unsustainable.
President appoints son-in-law finance minister
Turkey’s Tayyip Erdogan ushered in the new, executive presidential system he had long campaigned for by putting his son-in-law in charge of the economy and promising greater overhaul of a country he has dominated for 15 years.
China offers $3b Uganda’s electricity company
Chinese investors have offered the government $3 billion in a proposal to take over Uganda’s electricity transmission and distribution business.
Osinbajo meets founder of LinkedIn
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has had a fireside chat with Mr. Allen Blue, Co-Founder of LinkedIn, where he assured him that Nigeria was open to business.
Intersociety calls for disbandment of CAN for cancelling Christian protest
The International Society for Civil Liberties and the Rule of Law, Intersociety, yesterday called for the disbandment of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, over alleged sell out, particularly for cancelling the national Christians protest scheduled for July 11,2018.
Lagos Police arrests 137 cultists, couple
Following warning last week that cultists should desist from gathering for their sacred day, 777, in Lagos, the Police have arrested 120 cultists in Ikorodu area of Lagos, while 17 were arrested at Ibeshe, Ele-Epo, Ogombo, Ajah and other part of the state.
Pro-Biafra groups move to unite Igbo leaders on secession
Coalition of Biafra groups and the Alaigbo Development Foundation, ADF, yesterday said a process has begun in uniting Igbo leaders in the struggle for the actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra.
New kings suspend Olubadan’s LG salary
THE new kings installed by Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State, yesterday, confirmed that they were responsible for the stoppage of the monthly salary of the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Saliu Adetunji and not the state government as being insinuated.
Bill mandating states to provide land for cattle ranching dies in NASS – Sen Urhoghide
SENATE Committee Chairman on Appropriation and representative of Edo South senatorial zone in the National Assembly, Senator Matthew Urhoghide has said that the executive bill before the National Assembly which mandates states to provide land for cattle ranching has died a natural death.

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