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Jun

06

2020

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Media Salary Structure: Whether Industrial Action could solve the problem of Journalism in Nigeria

NATIONAL NEWS#COVID-19, federal government of Nigeria, media imperialism, media industrial action, Media salary structure, Nigeria Union of Journalists

In Nigeria today, the penurious state of the members of the Fourth Estate of the Realm who play the watchdog role to every sitting government is so glaring that most Journalists are considering throwing in the towel as a last resort. This is because the indispensable impact of the Media is immensely felt but scarcely recognized by both Federal and State Governents. To this end, the Nigeria Union of Journalists have implored the Federal Governent of Nigeria to see the immense contributions of the Media in spite of their obvious challenges especially during the extant COVID-19 and on wards as…

Jun

01

2020

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COVID-19 Tricks on Nigerians: Health Minister must Apologise to Nigerians – ADC

POLITICS#COVID-19, African Democratic Congress, all progressives Congress, Buhari's administration, deceit, federal government of Nigeria

The African Democratic Congress has charged the Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, and the All Progressives Congress administration in its entirety to immediately apologize to Nigerians for playing pranks on Nigerians as regards the true intention of a Chinese team that arrived the country on April 8, 2020. In a statement released by the National Publicity Secretary of ADC, Yemi Kolapo, on Sunday, the party insisted that senior ministers of President Muhammadu Buhari’s cabinet had failed to address the real issues surrounding a clear case of deception in their reactions to pertinent questions raised by concerned Nigerians on the…

May

21

2020

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Ikpeazu’s S’ Asst. on Students’ Affairs congratulates Prof. Godswill over appointment as NECO CEO

NATIONAL NEWSCmrd. Ndom Chibuzo U, federal government of Nigeria, national examination council, Prof. Godswill Obioma, students' affairs

The Special Assistant to Governor Okezie Victor Ikpeazu of Abia state on Students' Affairs, Comr. Ndom Chibuzo. U has congratulated erudite Prof. Godswill Obioma on his new appointment as the Registrar cum Executive CEO of National Examination Council (NECO). In his congratulatory message to the illustrious son of Bende LGA of Abia state, Cmrd. Ndom thanked President Mohammadu Buhari over the honour done on Ndi Abia in general, describing Prof. Obioma's emergence as victory for the state in its entirety, The message read in full: This is yet another victory for Abia State as Prof. Godswill Obioma becomes the Registrar…

May

20

2020

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$3.4b loan: There’s a limit to what a country can borrow… Alex Otti warns FG

NATIONAL NEWS$3.4b, COVID-19, Dr. Alex Otti, federal government of Nigeria, indebtedness

A foremost Nigerian banker and economist, Dr. Alex Otti has made strong case for African countries to take very decisive and well thought out economic measures to halt the mess which the Coronavirus pandemic has literally brought on African economy, especially Nigeria. Speaking during a special interview he granted to an international television station, AfricaNews, monitored in different African countries on Tuesday, May 19, 2020, Otti disclosed that African economies were badly hit "because most of them are mono economies." Alex outlined that with the disruption in the global supply chain, as well as the disruption in globalization, import dependent…

May

20

2020

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Give palliative funds to farmers to invest in food production – Archbishop Opoko tells FG, Governors

NATIONAL NEWSagriculture, federal government of Nigeria, fund, improved seedlings, Most Rev (Dr) Chibuzo Raphael Opoko, palliative

The Methodist Archbishop of Umuahia, and the Chairman, World Methodist Council (WMC) Social and International Affairs, Most Rev (Dr) Chibuzo Raphael Opoko, has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria and the various State Governments to focus on farmers in the grant of subsequent relief funds, saying that palliatives are not sustainable. Archbishop Opoko gave this charge in an interview with Famous Reporters, yesterday, at his office, in Umuahia, the state's capital, arguing that palliatives are transient, as Government at the various levels, should consequently, make sustainable offers to the citizenry, as the fight against the glaring adverse effects of COVID-19 pandemic…

May

20

2020

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Give palliative funds to farmers to invest in food production – Archbishop Opoko tells FG, Governors

NATIONAL NEWS#covid-2019, agriculture, farmers, federal government of Nigeria, government, Most Rev (Dr) Chibuzo Raphael Opoko, palliative

The Methodist Archbishop of Umuahia, and the Chairman, World Methodist Council (WMC) Social and International Affairs, Most Rev (Dr) Chibuzo Raphael Opoko, has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria and the various State Governments to focus on farmers in the grant of subsequent relief funds, saying that palliatives are not sustainable. Archbishop Opoko gave this charge in an interview with Famous Reporters, yesterday, at his office, in Umuahia, the state's capital, arguing that palliatives are transient, as Government at the various levels, should consequently, make sustainable offers to the citizenry, as the fight against the glaring adverse effects of COVID-19 pandemic…

May

20

2020

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Give palliative funds to farmers to invest in food production – Archbishop Opoko tells FG, Governors

NATIONAL NEWS#covid-2019, agriculture, farmers, federal government of Nigeria, government, Most Rev (Dr) Chibuzo Raphael Opoko, palliative

The Methodist Archbishop of Umuahia, and the Chairman, World Methodist Council (WMC) Social and International Affairs, Most Rev (Dr) Chibuzo Raphael Opoko, has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria and the various State Governments to focus on farmers in the grant of subsequent relief funds, saying that palliatives are not sustainable. Archbishop Opoko gave this charge in an interview with Famous Reporters, yesterday, at his office, in Umuahia, the state's capital, arguing that palliatives are transient, as Government at the various levels, should consequently, make sustainable offers to the citizenry, as the fight against the glaring adverse effects of COVID-19 pandemic…

May

20

2020

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Give palliative funds to farmers to invest in food production – Archbishop Opoko tells FG, Governors

NATIONAL NEWS#covid-2019, agriculture, farmers, federal government of Nigeria, government, Most Rev (Dr) Chibuzo Raphael Opoko, palliative

The Methodist Archbishop of Umuahia, and the Chairman, World Methodist Council (WMC) Social and International Affairs, Most Rev (Dr) Chibuzo Raphael Opoko, has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria and the various State Governments to focus on farmers in the grant of subsequent relief funds, saying that palliatives are not sustainable. Archbishop Opoko gave this charge in an interview with Famous Reporters, yesterday, at his office, in Umuahia, the state's capital, arguing that palliatives are transient, as Government at the various levels, should consequently, make sustainable offers to the citizenry, as the fight against the glaring adverse effects of COVID-19 pandemic…

May

12

2020

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Resist Bill On Forceful Vaccination Of Nigerians, PFN Urges Southern Governors, Parliamentarians

NATIONAL NEWS#COVID-19, almajiris, federal government of Nigeria, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigereia, Rev blessed Amalambu, vaccination bill

A clarion call has been made to the Southeast and South-South Governors, to resist, against all odds every Bill that seeks to compel Nigerians to embrace vaccination and other prophylaxis against Corona Virus Disease, COVID-19. The Secretary, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN Abia State chapter, Rev. Blessed Amalambu who made this hearty call in Umuahia, in an interview with some Newsmen in Umuahia, implored various parliamentarians and major stakeholders in the country to observe carefully the proposed Control of Infectious Disease Bill, sponsored by the speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila. The PFN Secretary expressed uttered dismay to…

Apr

30

2020

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Foreign Lenders Must Stop Lending To Nigeria… You Don’t Need Loan To Fight COVID — Aloy

NEWS#COVID-19, Barr. Aloy Ejilmakor Esq, corruption, debt, deceit, federal government of Nigeria, loan

By Aloy Ejilmakor (Esq.) - Guest Writer Just before the COVID Pandemic struck, Nigeria was on the verge of taking an almost $23 Billion from a complex mix of foreign lenders led by China. It was not complex by accident but by design and deception. Nigeria’s rogue rulers wanted the loan to be more acceptable to gullible Nigerians by tagging along respected international financial institutions like IMF and AfDB to a humongous Chinese loan that carried all the usual elements of corruption and usury that have many wise nations wary of Chinese loans.It’s noteworthy that the Indigenous People of Biafra…