Dangote Refinery Contains Fire At Treatment Plant, No Injuries Recorded
Dangote Refinery spokesperson Anthony Chiejina confirmed a fire on Wednesday was contained with no injuries recorded.
Dangote Refinery spokesperson Anthony Chiejina confirmed a fire on Wednesday was contained with no injuries recorded.
Protesters in Kenya have promised to continue their demonstrations against the government’s new tax hikes.
“Stepping down the minimum wage memo creates room for injurious speculations with consequential effect,” NLC’s Upah said.
Sanusi Bature says Aminu Bayero’s return to Kano after his dethronement is an attempt to breach the peace in Kano.
Agwanwor has voiced concerns over local government lockdowns in Rivers State and urged the police to allow workers resume work.
El-Rufai has asked a court to declare the Kaduna parliament report indicting hIm of fraud as unconstitutional.
Dr Hassan emphasised that cholera is treatable and preventable, and urged coordinated efforts and improved hygiene in Nigeria.
The Federal Government has approved $1.442 million for arms and ammunition to enhance NDLEA’s counter-narcotics operations
The NMDPRA has affirmed that no substandard fuels are being imported into Nigeria as all imports meet current specifications.
Tinubu has directed the formation of an inter-ministerial committee to manage the cholera emergency operation centre led by the NCDC.
Tinubu will submit a supplementary budget to National Assembly on Thursday, which includes the cost of a presidential private jet.
Police in Nairobi fired on demonstrators protesting a new tax bill, resulting in at least five deaths.
Finance Minister Wale Edun has revealed a 15% decrease in Nigeria’s debt stock in US dollar terms.
ASUU’s Ilorin branch has criticised the FG for the delay in paying the balance of three months of withheld salaries.
The half-sister of former US President Barack Obama was one of the protesters tear-gassed during protests in Nairobi.
Nigeria’s federal government on Tuesday announced a ban on single-use plastics in all its ministries, departments, and agencies.
Information Minister Idris has urged journalists to focus on positive reporting that counters terrorist narratives and supports national security efforts.
An executive bill on minimum wage will be forwarded to the National Assembly for approval after Tinubu consults further.
Kenyan protesters against the government’s tax hike have breached parliament barricades, with many of them injured by police firing rubber bullets.
Senegal detected Covid-19 in 78 people returning from Hajj pilgrim at Dakar’s airport. Masks and self-isolation was advised.
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