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137 Schoolchildren Kidnapped In Kuriga Not 287, Says Gov Uba Sani

Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has clarified that contrary to reports, 137 schoolchildren and not 287 were abducted on March 7, 2024 from Kuriga village in Chikun local government area of the State. The governor, who made the clarification on Channels Television’s ‘Sunday Politics’ programme, said all the schoolchildren abducted by the marauding bandits…

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Drive Cross River Development, Otu Charges Enterprise Agency Board

Governor Bassey Otu has charged members of the Microfinance and Enterprise Development Agency (MEDA) to contribute their quota to the present administration’s prosperity programme by innovatively driving Cross River atop the enterprise development radar among Nigerian states. The governor gave the charge when he inaugurated the chairman and members of Microfinance and Enterprises Development Agency…

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Hardship: Rent Defaults Soar As Landlords, Tenants Clash

The inability of most tenants to pay rent, as a result of the current economic hardship, has caused strained relationships between landlords and tenants. There are escalating court cases over issues of rent defaults, LEADERSHIP can authoritatively. Residential tenants are significantly impaired by rent defaults which piled up as a result of setbacks to their…

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Varsity Unions End Warning Strike

The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) have ended their seven-day warning strike over the withholding of their four months’ salaries. In a circular to all the branch chairmen in public universities across the country yesterday, SSANU president, Mohammed Ibrahim, directed the union’s members to resume work immediately….

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Yakasai Calls For Synergy To End Kidnapping

Elder statesman, Alhaji Tanko Yakasai has described the recurring cases of kidnapping of school children and other forms of insecurity in the country as ‘bad and very unfortunate’, appealing for a synergy between the federal, state and local government to tackle the problem. He said when the three tiers can channel their resources and energy…

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Why Organised Labour Can’t Tackle Government Over Hardship – Stakeholders

Baffled with inactivity of Labour Unions to tackle the federal government over hardship and hunger in the land, stakeholders have suggested that only selfless, disciplined and incorruptible leaders can wrestle and rescue the masses from this current state of economic despair. Noting that though additional hardship, began over subsidy removal, the labour leaders could not…

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Customs Seeks Collective War Against Trans-border Crimes

The controller of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Kwara Area Command, Faith Ojeifo, has called for a stronger inter agency collaboration among security agencies in the state. Ojeifo made the call during his visits to various security agencies in the state, including the Nigerian Army (NA), Nigeria Police Force, Nigeria Immigration Service, Department of State Service…

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Palm Sunday: CAN Urges Leaders To Emulate Christ

Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has said that in reflecting on the lessons of Palm Sunday for contemporary Nigerian society, political leaders should emulate the virtue of unity exemplified by Jesus Christ. President of CAN, Archbishop Daniel Okoh, in his Palm Sunday message yesterday, said just as the people of Jerusalem set aside their differences…

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