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Other · The Punch ·LASEPA schedules pollution control training
The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency has scheduled a specialized training program focused on pollution control techniques. This initiative aims to improve environmental quality and regulatory compliance throughout Lagos State. The training provides stakeholders with the necessary skills to manage industrial and domestic waste effectively while promoting sustainable ecological practices.
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Politics · ThisDay ·Atiku Sets Agenda for US Visit, Lists Insecurity, Governance and Economic Issues
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has outlined his objectives for an upcoming trip to the United States. The agenda focuses on addressing critical national challenges including rising insecurity, governance structures, and the current economic situation in Nigeria. These discussions aim to foster international cooperation on issues affecting the country’s stability and growth.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Sule Lamido on PDP crisis: Let us forgive each other
Former Jigawa State Governor Sule Lamido has appealed for reconciliation within the People's Democratic Party to address internal divisions. He suggested that members should practice mutual forgiveness to restore unity and focus on the party's objectives. This move seeks to stabilize the political organization amidst ongoing leadership challenges and friction.
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Education · The Punch ·
Lagos marks Noise Awareness Day with student debate
The Lagos State government commemorated Noise Awareness Day by organizing a debate competition for students. This initiative aims to sensitize the youth and the public regarding the environmental impact of noise pollution and the importance of maintaining a quieter, more sustainable urban atmosphere across the state.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Socio-economic crises: Nigerian workers sang, danced and gave ultimatum, by Owei Lakemfa
Nigerian workers have issued a formal ultimatum to the government following demonstrations aimed at highlighting the country's ongoing socio-economic challenges. These actions reflect broad dissatisfaction with current economic conditions and indicate a potential escalation in industrial activity if specific labor demands are not met by the relevant authorities.
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Business · Vanguard ·New minimum wage: Labour hints at radical shift in negotiations
Organized labour unions in Nigeria have indicated a potential change in strategy regarding ongoing minimum wage negotiations. This development suggests that the current discussions between the government and workers' representatives may enter a new phase as both parties seek to reach an agreement on the national wage floor.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
No Room for Bloodshed in Osun State’s Governorship Election, Oyebamiji Declares
Oyebamiji has stated that the upcoming governorship election in Osun State will be conducted without violence or bloodshed. The declaration emphasizes the commitment to a peaceful electoral process as preparations for the state polls continue, ensuring that citizens can exercise their voting rights in a secure environment.
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World · The Punch ·
62 Nigerians held in Uganda denied legal access – Lawyer
Sixty-two Nigerians currently detained in Uganda are reportedly being denied access to legal representation. A lawyer representing the individuals stated that the detainees lack necessary legal support while in custody, highlighting procedural challenges faced by these Nigerian citizens within the Ugandan justice system.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Akume, Alia Disagree over Reconciliation
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, and Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, have expressed conflicting views regarding reconciliation efforts within their political fold. This public disagreement highlights the persisting internal friction between the two leaders despite ongoing attempts by various stakeholders to resolve the leadership crisis in the state.
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Other · Vanguard ·Gunmen abduct 60-year-old trader in Ibadan
A sixty-year-old trader was recently abducted by unidentified gunmen in Ibadan, Oyo State. The incident has raised security concerns in the area as local authorities work toward the victim's rescue. The identity of the kidnappers and their motives remain unknown following the reported kidnapping in the city.
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World · ThisDay ·
Turkey Raises Residence Permit Fee by 930% for Nigerians, 36 Other African Countries
Turkey has increased residence permit fees by 930% for nationals from Nigeria and 36 other African countries. This adjustment significantly raises the cost for African citizens seeking to maintain or obtain legal residency status within the country, marking a substantial shift in Turkey's immigration pricing policy for these specific nations.
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Sports · The Punch ·
3SC’s Adegoke shines as Chelle scouts NPFL players
3SC player Adegoke delivered a standout performance as scout Chelle monitored players within the Nigeria Premier Football League. The scouting initiative aims to identify top talent from the domestic league, emphasizing the continued interest in evaluating professional footballers in Nigeria for potential advancement and recruitment opportunities.
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Business · The Punch ·
UBA, fintechs unite to secure Africa’s payment future
United Bank for Africa is partnering with various fintech companies to strengthen and protect the payment infrastructure across the African continent. This collaboration aims to ensure a more secure and efficient financial ecosystem, fostering economic growth and digital integration within the regional market as the demand for modern payment solutions increases.
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Politics · ThisDay ·
Why not Renewed Hope primaries?
Stakeholders are exploring the feasibility of applying the Renewed Hope principles to the internal primary elections of the ruling party. This move seeks to ensure that the selection of candidates aligns with the administration's official manifesto, potentially standardizing democratic processes and strengthening party loyalty ahead of future electoral cycles in Nigeria.
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Other · Vanguard ·Effurun Shooting: PSC ratifies dismissal of alleged killer Cop, 4 others
The Police Service Commission has ratified the dismissal of a police officer allegedly involved in the Effurun shooting, alongside four other officers. The decision follows investigations into the incident, reflecting the commission's commitment to disciplining personnel found guilty of professional misconduct and criminal actions within the Nigerian police force.
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Other · The Punch ·
Four killed in fresh Benue community attack
At least four people have been killed following a violent attack on a community in Benue State. The incident marks a fresh wave of insecurity in the region, where residents remain concerned about safety. Local authorities are expected to respond as security challenges persist in various parts of the state.
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Business · The Punch ·
Access Holdings posts N1tn PBT, equity hits N4.33tn
Access Holdings has announced a profit before tax of 1 trillion Naira, while its total equity has reached 4.33 trillion Naira. These financial results demonstrate the company's significant growth and position within the Nigerian financial industry according to the latest performance data released by the holding company.
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Other · The Punch ·
NDLEA nabs octogenarian, 78-year-old in Abia, Ekiti operations
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency apprehended an octogenarian and a seventy-eight-year-old individual during recent operations conducted in Abia and Ekiti states. These enforcement actions are part of a broader national effort to combat drug trafficking and illicit substance distribution involving suspects across various age demographics in Nigeria.
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World · The Punch ·
US disbursed $1.3bn aid to Nigeria in two years – Report
The United States government disbursed $1.3 billion in aid to Nigeria over a two-year period, according to a recent report. This financial contribution underscores the ongoing bilateral partnership between both nations. The funds were allocated to support various developmental initiatives and humanitarian efforts across the country during the specified timeframe.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Tinubu Felicitates Team Nigeria Over Record 15th African Women Wrestling Title
President Bola Tinubu has congratulated Team Nigeria following their achievement in winning a record 15th African Women Wrestling Title. The victory marks a significant milestone for the national team, highlighting their continued dominance in the continental competition and earning formal recognition from the Nigerian presidency for their athletic success.
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