Court restrains Ajudua from land in Delta
Nigeria’s labour pain ‘ll soon lead to joy – Alake
Court remands killer of 300-level female UNIPORT student
Federal Data Bank Bill scales Senate first reading
vivo V29 5G: A Perfect Blend of Design, Camera and Performance
Maritime workers restate opposition to Ports, Harbour Bill
African youth tasks on fostering unity among nations
CUPP scores INEC high, says Kogi results reflect observers’ accounts
ILO takes landmark decision on right to strike
How we can end insecurity in S-East — Reps
Abia restricts movement of heavy-duty vehicles from 7am to 8pm
Gov Eno to Editors: Deploy new template for devt-oriented reportage

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Why we cancelled 264 Nigerians’ visa — Saudi Arabia
FOLLOWING the cancellation of Visa on Arrival of 264 Nigerians at Jeddah International airport, the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Abuja, yesterday, explained that some of the affected passengers did not fulfill the entry conditions and requirements in accordance with the applicable rules and regulations of the Kingdom.
AISL shines at 2023 Go Global Awards
Amel International Services Limited (AISL) was announced Food Manufacturing Award winner by the International Trade Council on November 9, 2023 at the Go Global Awards Ceremony in Providence, Rhode Island.
Editors conference: Tinubu, Amuka, Eno, others task media on factual, developmental news
PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu yesterday declared opened the 19th Annual National Editors Conference, ANEC, of the Nigerian Guild of Editors, NGE, in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, with stakeholders tasking media heads to fight fake news and promote good governance against existential threats to the media.
Steel, engineering workers raise alarm over 7 privatised firms
Steel and Engineering Workers Union, SEWUN, Auto/Precision sectors, has raised the alarm over the state of some privatised companies in the sector, lamenting that none of the companies is functioning.
Tinubu should be proactive on mining law — Salis
A New York-based lawyer and chartered accountant, Owolabi Salis, has urged the Federal Government to be more decisive on the activities of illegal miners in the country.

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