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Imo APC Senator Benjamin Uwajumogu Slumps and Dies

News reaching Fox Channel indicates that the Senator representing Imo North Senatorial District, on the platform of All Progressives Congress (APC), Benjamin Uwajumogu, is dead. This was confirmed to journalists outside the Senate chamber on Wednesday by the Senator representing Imo West Senatorial District, Rochas Okorocha. He was said to have slumped in the toilet

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Senate Investigates Closure Of Nigerians' Businesses In Ghana. 2
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Senate Investigates Closure Of Nigerians’ Businesses In Ghana.

On Tuesday dated the 17th day of December 2019, the Senate during the plenary session directed its Committees on Foreign Affairs, Trade and Investment to liaise with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to underscore the status of over 600 Nigerian shops and businesses in Ghana allegedly shut down by the authorities in that country. Speaking

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Petrol and Diesel Vehicles Banned in London Street 3
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Petrol and Diesel Vehicles Banned in London Street

Petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned from a street in central London in an innovative attempt to reduce pollution, local authorities said. Officials said Beech Street, which runs underneath the Brutalist designed Barbican Estate, would become Britain’s first “24-7 zero emission street”. During an 18-month trial starting next year, the area will be restricted

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FRSC Begins Clamp Down on Overloaded School Bus Nationwide
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Don’t Jump on the Road to Stop, Arrest Vehicle – FRSC Warns Officers

The Zonal Commanding Officer in charge of Ogun and Lagos State operations of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Mr Samuel Obayemi, has said from January till date, the command has recorded 143 cases of assaults, harassment, knockdowns, abductions and attacks on staff. He said that the incident of knocking down of the FRSC operatives rose

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I Won’t Tolerate Electoral Malpractices in 2023 General Election – Buhari 5
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I Won’t Tolerate Electoral Malpractices in 2023 General Election – Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians on Tuesday that he will not tolerate any electoral malpractice in the next general election. He asked politicians interested in contesting the 2023 general elections to work hard because he would not allow electoral malpractices. The President asked those who may be planning to use their offices or security

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NSA Releases Strategy to ‘Address Security Challenges’ 7
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NSA Releases Strategy to ‘Address Security Challenges’

The National Security Adviser (NSA), Babagana Monguno, on Monday, released the 2019 National Security Strategy roadmap to tackle the emerging problems of Boko Haram’s alliance with the Islamic State West African Province. Monguno noted that the strategy document, which replaced the 2014 document, would serve as a blueprint to deal with the “myriad of security

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Group Knocks Obiano Over N1.35bn Christmas Decoration

The Human Rights, Liberty Access and Peace Defenders Foundation, has chided Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State, for “spending N1.35bn on beautification of some cities in the state for the Yuletide. The leader of the group, Uzor Dede, in a statement accused governors of South-East states of extravagance, and calling on the Economic and Financial

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Federal High Court in Kano Dismisses Bribery Suit against Ganduje 9
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Federal High Court in Kano Dismisses Bribery Suit against Ganduje

A Federal High Court sitting in Kano State has dismissed a bribery suit against the state governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, for lack of evidence. The suit was filed by a Kano-based lawyer Bulama Bukarti. The lawyer asked the court to mandate the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate Ganduje for allegedly receiving a kickback

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N264bn Budget Hike: Aggrieved Senators Set For Showdown

Aggrieved senators have kicked against the N264bn added to the 2020 budget by the leadership of the National Assembly. President Muhammadu Buhari, had proposed a budget of N10.33tn for the 2020 fiscal year but the federal parliament increased it to about N10.6tn. Investigations revealed that some senators were not happy with the increment. Punch reports

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