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Nigerian Government Addresses Financial Issues and Insecurity Concerns

The Nigerian government has cleared five-month allowance arrears for lecturers and is deploying surveillance aircraft to combat insecurity, while a court voided a N110bn vote for National Assembly vehicles and allowances. Equity investors also experienced significant losses as the market uptrend reversed.

7 Jun, 18:22 — 8 Jun, 01:45
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ndtvMostly Factual9h ago

Nigerian National Dies Due To Burns From Delhi Hotel Fire, Death Count At 22

The victim, has been identified as Okale, a Nigerian national. Okale had sustained severe burn injuries in the incident.

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Premium TimesMostly Factual5h ago

Open Letter to President Tinubu on need to respect Rule of Law in delineation of Warri Federal Constituency

Stakeholders tells President Tinubu that his directive to stop further implementation of the Supreme Court-ordered delineation of the Warri Federal Constituency of Delta State is a direct attack and desecration of Nigeria's 1999 Constitution. The post Open Letter to President Tinubu on need to respect Rule of Law in delineation of Warri Federal Constituency appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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punch-ngMostly Factual2h ago

FG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturers

The Federal Government has cleared five months of Consolidated Academic Tools Allowance arrears for lecturers in federal universities. Vice-chancellors are Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-clears-five-month-allowance-arrears-for-lecturers/

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vanguard-ngMixed2h ago

Equity investors lose N4.9trn, as market uptrend reverses 

By Peter Egwuatu  The Nigerian stock market reversed its upward trajectory last week with investors losing over N4.915 trillion of their investment listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited, NGX.  The development was driven by a sustained profit-taking move across major sectors. Consequently, the NGX market capitalisation, which represents the total value of stocks listed on the […] The post Equity investors lose N4.9trn, as market uptrend reverses  appeared first on Vanguard News.

By Urowayino Jeremiah

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