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N’Assembly’s training for MDAs starts in Abuja
A two-day training workshop for heads of Ministries, Departments and Agencies has commenced in Abuja. The PUNCH reported earlier in the week that the 10th Assembly is poised to ensure compliance with legislative resolutions by government agencies and parastatals in the current dispensation. Gathered at the NAF Conference Centre, Kado, Abuja for the event are
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Troops arrest 19 suspected kidnappers in Plateau
Troops of Operation Safe Haven in charge of maintaining peace in Plateau State, have again arrested 19 suspected kidnappers in the state. This is coming barely two weeks after the troops arrested 73 kidnappers, including bandits who have been terrorising various communities in the state and the neighbouring Kaduna State. The spokesman for the military
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Amnesty programme trains 20 ex-agitators in aircraft maintenance
Twenty ex-agitators from the Niger Delta Region have officially begun a five-week mandatory training as engineers on aircraft maintenance under the Presidential Amnesty Programme. The PAP Interim Administrator, Major General Barry Ndiomu (retd.), disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday. He added that the training would mark a significant milestone in their journey towards certification
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Hamzat in court for Lagos gov election appeal
The Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Obafemi Hamzat, arrived at the Court of Appeal, Lagos Division, on Tuesday, for the hearing of appeals challenging the judgment of the Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal, which affirmed the re-election of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu. The Election Petitions Tribunal had on September 25, 2023, upheld the re-election of Sanwo-Olu and
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Abia begins community development projects in rural areas
The Abia State Government has announced a plan to start community development programmes to ensure even spread of socio-economic growth in rural areas. The Commissioner for Information and Culture, Mr Okey Kanu, who said this on Monday after the State Executive Council meeting in Umuahia, also noted that the programmes, known as “Community Choose Your
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Ebonyi PDP slams defectors, says party better without them
The Peoples Democratic Party, Ebonyi State chapter, has lashed out at a former Senator who represented Ebonyi North Senatorial Zone, Obinna Ogba, and his followers who recently left the party. The PDP said it was better off without the likes of the former senator. The party’s chairman in the state, Dr. Augustine Nwazunku, stated this
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Focus on solid minerals to boost revenue, ASHON tells FG
The Chairman, Association of Securities Dealing Houses of Nigeria, Sam Onukwue, has urged the Federal Government to focus on the solid mineral sector as it can provide much-needed revenue and protect the same revenue from going into private pockets. Onukwue said this in a statement on Monday where he talked about the state of the
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Oil theft: Senator faults military for destroying vessels
The Vice Chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment, Senator Ned Nwoko, said that the destruction of vessels apprehended for carrying illegal goods and stolen crude oil by the military is to conceal evidence. Nwoko, while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja, stressed that destroying what should be used as evidence for
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Traders raise concern over mentally ill persons in Ogun
Traders and residents in Kara, Ibafo and Mowe Communities in Obafemi Owode Local Government Area of Ogun State, have expressed concern over the influx of mentally ill persons roaming their communities. The traders told PUNCH Metro on Monday that the mentally ill persons, who lurk in uncompleted buildings, abandoned houses, bridges, stalls and roadsides, have
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Bandits kill nine, injure 16 at Katsina Islamic event
The Katsina State Police Command, on Monday, confirmed that seven people were killed while 16 others were injured by bandits who stormed a religious occasion in Kusa town, Musawa Local Government Area of the state. According to the police, the bandits stormed the gathering a few minutes after 10 pm on Sunday and fired several
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