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Cholera Kills 25, Hospitalised 15 In Sokoto

No fewer than 25 persons have been confirmed dead as a result of the Cholera outbreak, out of a total of 1,160 cases recorded in Sokoto State. The state Commissioner of Health, Asabe Balarabe who disclosed this on Monday said the confirmed deaths cases took place in three Local Government Areas of the state. The...
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IATA: Africa Improves Air Safety Record Amid High Taxes, Poor Infrastructure

The Director-General of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Willie Walsh, has expressed satisfaction with the progress African airlines have made in safety, stressing that the continent has made significant safety improvements. This is coming as the IATA chief admitted that the continent’s carriers were faced with enormous challenges, including high costs and taxes, jet...
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Stakeholders Highlight Dilemma Of Corporate Treasurers

As inflationary pressure persists in Nigeria, fueled by volatility in foreign exchange rates and sharp increases in monetary policy rate, corporate treasurers have been told to adopt proactive strategies to safeguard their organisations’ financial health. The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, FBN Holdings, Mr. Olusegun Alebiosu, offered this advice at the just concluded 3rd...
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Aliyu Awards Contract For Renovation Of NDLEA Rehabilitation Centre

Sokoto State Government has awarded the contract for repairs and renovation of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Sokoto State rehabilitation center in the command’s office. The contract which was awarded to a reputable firm, Galadanci Global Resources aims to enhance the facility’s infrastructure and provide a conducive environment for drug abuse rehabilitation services....
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I apologise for saying no heaven without tithe – Adeboye

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