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Jigawa Pilgrims Board Extends Payment Deadline

The Jigawa State Pilgrims Welfare Board, on Wednesday, announced the extension of the deadline for the payment of Hajj fares. The board’s spokesperson, Habibu Yusuf Babura who made this known in a statement issued to newsmen said the development followed a directive from the National Hajj Commission. According to him, the Director General of the Jigawa...
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Tech, Gadget Sellers Protest N700m Loss In Calabar

No less than one thousand traders selling technology and other communication gadgets on Wednesday in Calabar protested sustained burglary attacks on their shops. Armed with various placards with inscriptions such as: “Businesses cannot function in an unsafe environment;” “My prince, our gadget shops are shutting down;” “Phones and gadget shops are shutting down;” and “There...
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NIS Arrests 376 Illegal Immigrants In Ogun

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has arrested 376 illegal immigrants in Ogun State, who are into fraudulent activities at different levels to swindle innocent Nigerians. They were arrested at their hideouts during a joint raid by officers of the service in the Ogun State Command and Zone A headquarters, in the suburbs of Lambe/Ajuwon Akute...
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FCCPC Probes Discrepancies Of BP, Diabetic Drugs

  The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has beamed a searchlight on escalating costs and price disparities of blood pressure (BP) and diabetic drugs across various markets in the country. Speaking at a stakeholder engagement session held in Abuja, on Wednesday, the Executive Vice Chairman of the FCCPC, Tunji Bello, emphasized that the...
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Osun PDP Chairman Sues IGP Over Planned Arrest

The Chairman of Osun State People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Sunday Bisi, has filed a suit at the Federal High Court sitting in Osogbo, Osun State to prevent his alleged unlawful arrest by the Nigeria Police. In a lawsuit on Wednesday, Bisi described the planned arrest as a violation of his fundamental rights to personal liberty...
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Why Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills Was Opposed –Ningi

Senator Abdul Ningi yesterday blamed a lack of basic information and consultation with critical stakeholders for the initial opposition against President Bola Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills. The representative of Bauchi Central said the National Assembly should have been consulted before the bills were presented by Tinubu to the legislature. He said: “Key stakeholders, including governors,...
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