An Appeal Court Halts Yahaya Bello’s Contempt Proceedings Against EFCC
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An Appeal Court Halts Yahaya Bello’s Contempt Proceedings Against EFCC

An order issued by the Court of Appeal, Abuja division on Friday has put a stop to the contempt suit initiated by Mr. Yahaya Bello, the immediate past governor of Kogi State, against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. Mr. Bello had previously filed a fundamental human rights suit against the EFCC in an attempt to shield himself from potential arrest and detention. Justice Isa Abdullahi Jamil of the Kogi State High Court had rendered a ruling on February 9. He issued an interim order that restrained the EFCC from taking any action against Bello - such as arresting, detaining, persecuting, or prosecuting him - pending the final decision on the suit. The anti-graft agency had initially filed an appeal seeking to overturn this ruling, but later withdrew t...
Proposed N615,000 Minimum Wage Breakdown Unveiled by Nigerian Workers
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Proposed N615,000 Minimum Wage Breakdown Unveiled by Nigerian Workers

In a statement released on Friday, Organized Labour, composed of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC), has disclosed the specifics of its proposed N615,000 minimum wage. The breakdown indicates that a significant portion of the proposed minimum wage is allocated to Food and Transportation. The detailed breakdown allocates N270,000 for Food and N110,000 for Transportation for a thirty-day period. Additionally, allocations were made for Electricity/Power (N20,000), Accommodation (N40,000), Utility Water (N10,000), Kerosene/Gas (N35,000), Clothing (N20,000), Education (N50,000), Sanitation (N10,000), and Medicals (50,000), totaling N615,000. The proposed N615,000 minimum wage was previously disclosed by Festus Osifo, President of TUC, and Joe Ajaero,...
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    Police in Abuja Commence Investigation into the Death of a Woman from Benue State at a Bridge
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    <p>Authorities in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, are in the initial stages of probing the unfortunate demise of a young woman known as Kadoon Luisa Iornumbe in Abuja.</p>
    <p>Reports reveal that Luisa’s lifeless body was found by drivers at the Timper Garage bridge within the Mpape region of the nation’s capital.</p>
    <p>The tragic event took place on a Thursday morning as she was on her way to work.</p>
    <p>Witnesses claim that Luisa, a native of Benue State, may have fallen victim to the notorious one-chance robbers who have been spreading havoc in the city.</p>
    <p>Upon reaching out for a statement, FCT Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, confirmed the awareness of the situation within the Command.</p>
    <p>She mentioned that the Commissioner of Police, Benneth Igweh, had given directives for the DC CID to initiate a discreet investigation to uncover the underlying cause of the incident.</p>
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Police in Abuja Commence Investigation into the Death of a Woman from Benue State at a Bridge


Authorities in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, are in the initial stages of probing the unfortunate demise of a young woman known as Kadoon Luisa Iornumbe in Abuja.

Reports reveal that Luisa’s lifeless body was found by drivers at the Timper Garage bridge within the Mpape region of the nation’s capital.

The tragic event took place on a Thursday morning as she was on her way to work.

Witnesses claim that Luisa, a native of Benue State, may have fallen victim to the notorious one-chance robbers who have been spreading havoc in the city.

Upon reaching out for a statement, FCT Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, confirmed the awareness of the situation within the Command.

She mentioned that the Commissioner of Police, Benneth Igweh, had given directives for the DC CID to initiate a discreet investigation to uncover the underlying cause of the incident.


itel Collaborates with MTN, Imagine Cinemas, and Google for S24 Smartphone Campaign in Nigerian Universities
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itel Collaborates with MTN, Imagine Cinemas, and Google for S24 Smartphone Campaign in Nigerian Universities

With the objective of celebrating creativity and promoting community engagement, itel joined forces with MTN Nigeria, Google, and Imagine Cinemas to organize the highly anticipated “itel S24 Shoot and Chill” campus activation at two prominent Nigerian universities, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), and the University of Uyo (UNIUYO). Over the course of two exciting days, the event featured a delightful combination of photography expertise and cinematic entertainment. The first day started with an immersive photography training session, where both enthusiasts and students were taught the art of capturing captivating moments with the latest itel S24 smartphone. From mastering composition techniques to understanding lighting principles, participants delved deep int...
Parents Urged to Prioritize Children’s Education over Rushing the Process
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Parents Urged to Prioritize Children’s Education over Rushing the Process

Delivering the 256th inaugural lecture at the University of Ilorin on Thursday, a cautionary advice was shared with parents regarding their children's education journey. An emphasis was placed on the negative impact of sending children to university at a young age. Parents were encouraged to allow their children to fully mature before concluding their education, in order to equip them with the necessary skills to navigate through life's challenges. Emphasizing on the importance of both physical and mental development, the university lecturer highlighted the significance of a well-rounded preparation for the future. It is worth noting that the Minister of Education, Professor Tahir Mamman, during his assessment of the Unified Te...
Man with Seven Children Arrested in Niger for Sexual Exploitation of Minors
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Man with Seven Children Arrested in Niger for Sexual Exploitation of Minors

Authorities in Niger State have apprehended a 53-year-old individual known as Abdullahi Imman, also called Abbah, on suspicion of committing acts of gross indecency and sexually exploiting children in Tayi, a community near the state capital, Minna. Reportedly a father of seven, the suspect is said to have utilized his provision store as a base for perpetrating these crimes. It has been reported that he enticed children, both boys and girls aged six to eleven, using items like sweets and biscuits. The State Public Relations Officer, SP Wasiu Abiodun, confirmed the incident in Minna, stating that a complaint was lodged on April 27, 2024, from the Tayi village area at the GRA Division regarding this matter. Upon receiving the report, police officers from the Division took the man into cu...
Proposed N615,000 Minimum Wage Breakdown by Labour Unveiled
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Proposed N615,000 Minimum Wage Breakdown by Labour Unveiled

Highlighted by Organized Labour, comprising the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC), are the specifics of the proposed N615,000 minimum wage. In a statement put out by the NLC on Friday, the breakdown of the proposed minimum wage was disclosed. As per the statement, a significant portion of the proposed minimum wage is allotted to Food and Transportation. The breakdown reveals that Food is allocated N270,000 (for a period of thirty days) and Transportation is designated N110,000. Additionally, allocations include Electricity/Power (N20,000), Accommodation (N40,000), Utility Water (N10,000), Kerosene/Gas (N35,000), Clothing (N20,000), Education (N50,000), Sanitation (N10,000), and Medicals (50,000), summing up to a total of N615,000. It's worth notin...
Projects must be completed in two years: Tinubu sets deadline for road contractors
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Projects must be completed in two years: Tinubu sets deadline for road contractors

President Bola Tinubu has directed that all road projects in the country must be completed within a two-year timeframe, according to the Minister of Works, David Umahi. Umahi, speaking to road contractors on Wednesday during a visit to the scene of a tanker fire in Eleme, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, emphasized the importance of timely project completion. He said, "It’s in line with the policy of Mr. President that contractors will not stay beyond two years on any road project. This is what we are ensuring, except for coastal roads." A tragic incident occurred when a tanker exploded at the Eleme section of the East-West Road in Rivers State, resulting in the loss of five lives and damage to over 70 vehicles. Expressing sympathy towards the state government and vi...
The recent measles outbreak in Adamawa State leads to 42 deaths, confirmed by the State Government
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The recent measles outbreak in Adamawa State leads to 42 deaths, confirmed by the State Government

It has been officially acknowledged by the Adamawa State Government that a total of 42 individuals have lost their lives as a result of the measles outbreak in the Mubi and Gombi local government areas. Following the State Executive Council meeting at the Government House in Yola, the Commissioner of Health and Human Services, Felix Tangwame, revealed this information to reporters. The outbreak of measles impacted eight wards in Mubi and seven wards in Gombi local government areas, resulting in 42 fatalities out of 131 and 177 affected individuals in the respective LGAs. Assurances were given that measures have been implemented to contain any further spread of the outbreak. Tangwame stated that upon being notified of the outbreak, the Ministry swiftly took action and successfully manag...
Measles Outbreak: Adamawa Government Confirms 42 Deaths
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Measles Outbreak: Adamawa Government Confirms 42 Deaths

In a recent statement, the Adamawa State Government reported that 42 individuals have lost their lives as a result of a measles outbreak in the Mubi and Gombi local government areas of the state. Speaking to reporters after the State Executive Council meeting at the Government House in Yola, the Commissioner of Health and Human Services, Felix Tangwame, disclosed the grim statistics. The outbreak of measles has impacted eight wards in Mubi and seven wards in Gombi local government areas, resulting in a total of 42 fatalities out of 131 and 177 affected individuals, respectively, across the two LGAs. Tangwame affirmed that measures have been put in place to contain any further spread of the outbreak. Upon learning of the outbreak, the Ministry promptly mobilized and effectively managed...