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Buhari Once Told Security Council ‘Kill Terrorists, Nigerians Trust Me, That’s Why They Keep Voting For Me’ – Presidential Aide, Femi Adesina

[ad_1] The Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to President Muhammadu Bauhari, Femi Adesina, has accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of playing politics with the recent attack on a passenger train in Kaduna. Adesina also said during a security council meeting, Buhari once directed that terrorists and bandits should be killed, adding Nigerians trust.…

UNIPORT alumni mourn medical doctor, seek justice

[ad_1] The University of Port Harcourt Alumni Association has called on the Federal Government to tighten security across the country to avoid attacks and killing of citizens by bandits and terrorists. The group said the attack on the Kaduna-Abuja bound train had further exposed the vulnerability of the country’s security architecture. The newly elected president…

Covid costs Bundesliga one billion euros over two seasons | The Guardian Nigeria News

[ad_1] The new head of the Bundesliga on Friday revealed a drop in total revenue of more than one billion euros for the two seasons disrupted by the Covid pandemic. According to figures released by the German Football League (DFL), revenue fell from 4.8 billion euros to 4.05 billion euros ($4.5 billion) for the 2020/21…

MTN, Airtel, Others Threaten to Hike Tariffs Over Diesel Inflation, Discriminatory Charges

[ad_1] Following the crisis rocking the telecommunications industry, operators such as Globacom, Airtel, MTN and others, have threatened to raise tariffs within seven days if the Nigerian government does not find a solution.  The position of the companies was made known by Gbenga Adebayo, the Chairman of the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria…

Sokoto Debunks Report Alleging Diversion of N189bn

[ad_1] The Sokoto State government has debunked what it called “reckless and provoking reports” alleging diversion of N189 billion by the state, published by some online news media.A statement issued by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media, Muhammad Bello, said “these media reports are false in all material particulars…

ANEEJ Urge Aspirants to Tell Nigerians How They Plan To Tackle Corruption – Nigerian Observer

[ad_1] Executive Director, Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice, ANEEJ, Rev David Ugolor has called on all Presidential and Gubernatorial aspirants for the upcoming 2023 general elections to tell Nigerians how they plan to tackle corruption, ensure transparency and accountability in governance if they win the election.He also called on political parties to tell…

Excellence in construction business reduces lobbying, gives competitive edge – Kansila

[ad_1] Excellence in construction business reduces lobbying, gives competitive edge – Kansila – Businessday NG Interview infrastructure Home Interview Excellence in construction business reduces lobbying, gives competitive edge – Kansila [ad_2] Source link

Investor with big heart – The Sun Nigeria

[ad_1] Investor Of The Year Okechukwu Nzenwa Chairman/CEO, Seahorse Lubricant Industries Limited   By Amaechi Ogbonna In April 2018 when he injected an estimated $9.9million arranged by the Nigerian Export/ Import Bank-NEXIM and the Bank of Industry to revive a moribund beverage company, Golden Guinea Breweries, many wondered what treasures Chief Okey Bernard Nzenwa saw…

Failure To Foresee Unintended Consequences Of Policies By Dr Nasir Aminu

[ad_1] They claim to know the cost of everything but know the value of nothing – Oscar Wilde The first quarter of the fiscal year of 2022 has been full of terrible news for Nigerians. There is oil scarcity and new stories of oil thievery. The persistent terrorist attacks around the country remain a challenge for the government. Thecountry also experienced a double electricity grid collapse in less than 48 hours. These three…

MTN, GLO, Other Telecoms Companies In Nigeria Threaten To Increase Tariffs

[ad_1] Amid the crisis rocking the industry, telecommunication operators, including Globacom, Airtel, MTN and others, have threatened to raise tariffs within seven days if the Nigerian government does not find a solution. The position of the companies was made known by Gbenga Adebayo, the Chairman of the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON), during…