Key Headlines from Nigerian Newspapers: Sunday, November 17, 2024
Gloria 1. Tinubu to Host Indian Prime Minister Modi for Strategic DiscussionsPresident Bola Ahmed Tinubu is set to welcome…
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Borno: Ban on Electric Bike, Motorcycles,Human Rights Lawyer Write ZulumCalls For Caution
News Editor Human rights lawyer and Legal Practitioner, Barrister Hamza N Dantani, has expressed concerns over the recent ban on…
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Borno: Human Rights Lawyer Urges Zulum to Reconsider Ban on E-Bikes and Motorcycles
Human rights lawyer and Legal Practitioner, Barrister Hamza N Dantani, has expressed concerns over the recent ban on…
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Arewa Youths to Gov Lawal: Stop Chasing Wind Ahead of 2027, Focus on Governance
The Arewa Reformers Network (ARN) has condemned Governor Dauda Lawal's alleged misuse of Zamfara State resources to pursue…
Read More5 CSOs reject Coastal Guards Bill as Anti-Nigerian Legislation
* Say Proliferation of Armed Forces will escalate security issues in Nigeria Five civil society organizations in the…
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Appraising Keyamo’s Aviation Milestone
By Ola Solomon Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, took office amidst a whirlwind of…
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Food Production: Anti-Corruption Group Lauds Tinubu, Kyari
A group called Whistle Blowers Forum Against Corruption, WBFAC, Thursday, hailed the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security,…
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FG Welcomes 148 Nigerians Repatriated from Niger
The Federal Government has successfully received 148 Nigerians who were repatriated from the Niger Republic. The Lagos Territorial…
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IPMAN Announces Upcoming Reduction in Petrol Prices by ₦50 per Litre Following New Deal with Dangote Refinery
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has revealed plans to reduce the price of Premium Motor…
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WHY IS GOV ALIA, LIKE SAUL PERSECUTING BENUE CHRISTIANS?
…Ban on Church Thanksgivings Condemnable By Peter Awunah, PhDawunahpeter@gmail.com Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue State is behaving like…
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