World Food Day: FAO DG seeks healthy, affordable diets
Alleged $8.4m fraud: Ajudua’s lawyer probes source of Bamaiyi’s money
ICPC recovers more than 200 properties in 8 months ― Owasanoye
Ohanaeze Ndigbo tackles Junaid Muhammed over statement against Nwodo
NMA calls for mandatory enrolment into NHIS
Expert urges Nigeria to drive UHC through community health
UNILAG raises task force to check sexual harassment, other offences
2020 Budget: Delta to present N389bn as estimates
NiMet predicts thunderstorms, rains for Thursday
Buhari approves additional cost saving measures for MDAs
Nigeria, Ghana meet to resolve trade issues caused by border closure
Erdogan says he will not meet U.S Vice President Pence in Turkey

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Aisha Buhari apologises to Nigerians over viral video
Aisha Buhari, wife of the president, has apologised for the embarrassment of a video where she was seen shouting at Aso Rock.
Labour, FG yet to reach agreement on minimum wage
Hours into the midnight deadline for industrial action over the minimum wage agreement between labour and the Federal Government, both sides have not reached a concensus.
Fayemi signs 6 Bills Into Law to enhance restoration agenda
By Rotimi Ojomoyela Ekiti State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi on Wednesday signed six bills into law, saying that cooperation of all will engender a stronger state aimed at making life more meaningful to the people. Speaking shortly after signing the six bills into law, Fayemi observed that it was a collective responsibility of all Ekiti […]
Protest: Modakeke youths reject choice of old man as new monarch
Some youths in Modakeke, on Wednesday, staged a peaceful protested against the choice of an aged candidate as new monarch for the town. The Osun State Government had announced the presentation of staff of office to the new monarch; Oba Oladejo Oyediran, Ajombadi III, Ogunsua of Modakeke, for Thursday. The Modakeke youths embarked on a […]
Erdogan tells Syrian Kurds to leave border area for offensive to end
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Turkey’s military operation in Syria will end only if Syrian Kurdish fighters lay down their weapons and leave the border area.

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