Rivers, Benue, A/Ibom, Jigawa Hold LG Polls Today
FG exempts 63 items from VAT in major fiscal reform
Direct allocation to LGs begins October – NULGE
Over 70 Communities Submerged By Flood In Kogi, Govt Raises Alarm
Insecurity: Sokoto govt constructs military base in Illela
Police return N1m extorted from Corpers in Lagos
Naira appreciates to N1,665/$ in parallel market
20% of maternal, child mortality cases from Nigeria, says W’Bank
Olympic hero Dosu cheats death again in ghastly accident
Pogba’s drug ban reduced, set for March 2025 return
Trump promotes fake endorsement from JPMorgan CEO
Three Lebanese hospitals suspend services amid Israeli bombing
Hunger protests: Russia accuses US, UK of meddling in Nigeria’s internal affairs
FG set to evacuate Nigerians in Lebanon
DID YOU KNOW?
- The British Empire was the largest empire in the world. In the 1920s, the British Empire ruled over 23% of the world’s population. Their territory covered 13 million square miles.
- In Zimbabwe, hyperinflation reached 231 million percent in 2008, leading to the abandonment of the Zimbabwe dollar in favor of the US dollar.
Tinubu bows to pressure, confers GCON on Reps speaker
Tinubu felicitates Ajomale, Mimiko on 80th, 70th birthdays
Shettima orders overhaul of road safety measures to curb accidents
Senate gets 42 memoranda on Electoral Act amendment, state police
Speaker mourns victims of Niger boat accident
Rivers Elections: Police actions consistent with court order, remains neutral – Force HQ
FBI seeks EFCC’s assistance to arrest two Nigerians over $13m American healthcare fraud
FG to unveil 2.5m jobs initiative October – Labour minister
Crude-for-loans: NNPCL votes 8million barrels monthly for $8.8bn debt – Report
Ministers fate unknown as Tinubu tinkers with cabinet list
Nigerians to process, obtain passports from home – Tunji-Ojo
Ondo election: 18 parties nominated only 32.3 percent of required agents, says INEC
CBN sells $543.5m to stabilize FX market in September
NDDC launches tracking system for foreign scholarship students
Immigration officers seek Tinubu’s intervention on salary arrears
Zenith Bank Restores Services After Days Of Glitches, Apologises To Customers
Management debunks false report against GTCO
Flood wrecks havoc in UI hostel, destroys students belongings
NMA to investigate assault on Ogun student nurse
First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu pays condolence visit to Gov Eno over wife’s death
Obasanjo, Awujale to join Tinubu at historic Muslim leaders conference
Joint security task force kill IPOB/ESN member in shootout in Imo
PDP Crisis: S/East National Vice Chairman dismisses purported suspension
Rivers LG poll: Tension as Fubara, police flex muscles
Otu slashes prices of LGA nomination forms ahead of November 1st council polls
Abia gov kick starts construction of modern court halls in 17 LGAs
Shaibu remains impeached, Obaseki insists
Edo Deputy Gov Shaibu warns MDAs to prevent looting as Obaseki’s tenure nears end
Cholera outbreak: 287,708 people vaccinated in Borno – Commissioner
Remodeled Taraba Govt House renamed TY Danjuma House
Health care: Sokoto recruits 845 nurses, midwives
Kogi CP presents N47.6m cheques to 22 deceased officers’ families
Federal Govt College Ijanikin wins BSN competition
Three arrested for beheading septuagenarian, wife in Abia
25-year-old Chibunna arrested for stabbing father to death in Lagos
Soldiers killed my husband, donated his body to varsity’s lab for experiment – 20-yr-old widow
I apologise for saying no heaven without tithe – Adeboye
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1962, James Bond made his theatrical debut. The fictional British spy with the code name 007 was featured on the big screen for the first time in ‘Dr. No’. Based on the 1958 Ian Fleming novel of the same name, the movie starred Sean Connery as James Bond.
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