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SubscribeWhy Italian man visited Nigeria
Why the Italian man diagnosed with coronavirus in Nigeria came to the country has been revealed. Lafarge Africa Plc, a cement manufacturer company in Ogun State, has on Sunday gave reason the company invited the forty-four year-old Italian man to the country.
45-year-old Celestial pastor arrested for selling missing person’s phone
45-year-old Celestial pastor Ejiro Ologonla who is currently being investigated by the Lagos State Police Command for being in possession of missing person belongings has revealed that he took the items after the victim disappeared.
Beaming Buhari’s Anti-corruption Searchlight on NEPZA
By Oghenerukevwe Udumebraye The allegations trailing the operation of the Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) was a subject of debate at the House of Representatives last Thursday, following a petition by a former Managing Director of the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO), Mr. Baba Yusuf. In his petition to the lawmakers, Yusuf had alleged […]
Akwa Ibom govt moves against illegal mining to avert environmental disaster
Uyo—-In a bid to check environmental hazards arising from illegal mining operations across the state, the Akwa Ibom State government has cautioned illegal mining operators in the state to desist from the act as such unauthorized activities constitute economic and environmental sabotage and are punishable under the law.
Street begging: FCTA restates ban, warns against influx from states
ABUJA: The Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA has again declared that the ban on street begging was still in effect in the territory and that relevant agencies will not hesitate to enforce the law on anyone caught contravening the ban.
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