Index to Nigerian Newspapers

The All Progressives Congress, wants Nnamdi Kanu released Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Abbas enthused that come June 13, the reign of power was handed over to him on May 29. We restricted our discussions to the matters of the day. So many things were accomplished. Speaker or senate president, deputy speaker or deputy senate president, “So if you’re talking about rubber stamp, in addition to what the speakership candidate just highlighted, what we’re bringing on board is parliamentary sovereignty. So Nigeria’s should rest assured that innovations, reforms are going to be introduced by us, So there’s nothing to be afraid of. “We are loving these members and begging them. We will get what we are looking for..

ABUJA—National leader of the All Progressives Congress with the vision and ability to build upon the President's foundation. stating that he would rather talk about issues than specific people. APC opposes the consolidation of Atiku. And I'm willing to consult.Why do I anticipate hearing more from him than that?You are in charge of a democratic regime; continue Mr. President's work by paying the counterpart monies to begin our rail construction. You appreciate the convenience of using the rail from Lagos to Ibadan, and you observe first-rate infrastructure. The death toll from car accidents is declining, When I visited the President to discuss everything pertaining to Nigeria in general, including our political party.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has directed Service Chiefs and heads of security and intelligence agencies to combat oil theft, stating that his administration will not tolerate such threats. The President also emphasized that Nigeria should not be on its knees due to security challenges while other countries are working and achieving great achievements. In his maiden official meeting with security and intelligence heads, Tinubu expressed gratitude for the sacrifices and loyalty of the armed forces, intelligence agencies, and paramilitary agencies in defending the country from terrorism, insurgency banditry, oil theft, sea robbery, and piracy. He emphasized the need for security agencies to redouble their efforts and emphasizes the need for coordination and timely reports. Tinubu has also outlined plans to reform security architecture and focus on maritime misfortunes, particularly oil theft. He has mandated security agencies to come up with a blueprint and has decided to ensure that armed forces are well-fed, well-kitted, and motivated. The President has also urged intelligence agencies to provide the necessary intelligence to carry out their assignments.

A nationwide strike is looming as the agreement between the Federal Government and Nigeria Labour Congress on measures to cushion the effects of petrol subsidy removal is threatened. The NLC accused Minister of Labour and Employment, Simon Lalong, of deviating from the agreement. Organized Labour, comprising the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and Trade Union Congress, TUC, suspended its planned nationwide strike following an agreement reached with the government on October 2, 2023, to pay N35,000 wage award to federal workers and ensure non-interference with the activities of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW). Efforts to speak with Lalong proved abortive as calls put through his mobile phone rang out without response. The Director of Press in the Ministry, Mr. Olajide Oshundun, said he had not seen the NLC statement, since the ministry was not copied. The NLC alleged that the labour minister was trying to foist a new leadership on the NURTW, in violation of both ILO Conventions 87 and 98, and the agreement reached between the government and labour. The 30-day deadline for the agreement to come into fruition to avert a nationwide strike expires in less than two weeks. The NLC vowed to continue standing by the democratically elected NURTW leadership and work with them as the legitimate representatives of workers in the transport sector.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has announced the establishment of a disaster relief fund in Maiduguri, Borno State, to assist citizens affected by floods and other disasters. The fund is already expedient as the climate becomes more unpredictable and vulnerable areas in the country are affected. President Tinubu urged the private sector to contribute to the fund and urged the National Assembly to collaborate with the executive to establish it. He thanked governors who look beyond party lines to bear the burdens of others and pledged continued support for victims of natural disasters.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has pledged to fight for democracy and prevent Africa from economic reforms by using human rights advocacy to stop malign actors from smuggling mineral resources and weapons. He met with UN Secretary-General António Guterres, who emphasized the need for the UN to become an action coordination center and support ECOWAS amid military coups in the West African sub-region.

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) threatened to shut down the economy without giving notice to the government if petrol pump prices were increased again. The NLC raised alarm over the alleged hijacking of the duties of the Ministry of Labour and Employment by the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and the Federal Ministry of Justice. President Bola Tinubu responded by stating that Nigeria is concerned about economic hardship and is working to ameliorate the situation. Oil marketers urged the Federal Government to act urgently to halt the slide in the value of the naira against the dollar, which had significantly impacted the pump price of petrol. NLC President Joe Ajaero issued the threat while responding to the advice of the Director, Trade Union Services, Ministry of Labour and Employment, Emmanuel Igbinosun, that Labour should explore due process before embarking on strike. Ajaero warned that Nigerians had suffered enough from government policies and would not tolerate any increase in petroleum pump prices that would worsen the situation. He also emphasized that the Inspector-General of Police is now performing the duty of the Ministry of Labour, and the Ministry of Labour should know they don't have the right to usurp their function.

Nigeria's petroleum industry regulators and operators have formally effected a subsidy withdrawal, causing retail prices to increase by about 170 per cent to N500 per litre. The new price template took effect after a deadlock in Abuja. Borno and Yobe states have the highest petrol prices, while Lagos has the least. Depots sell the product at N470 per litre, with about N300 per litre going to stakeholders in the value chain. NNPC Limited has adjusted pump prices at its retail stations to N537 per litre, reflecting market dynamics. The company is committed to ensuring a ceaseless supply of products and apologizes for any inconvenience caused. Independent marketers and major marketers dispensed at N540 per litre. IPMAN Public Relations Officer Chinedu Ukadike said the group is ready for deregulation and is ready for competition.

President Bola Tinubu yesterday met behind closed doors with chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, who arrived at the Villa a few minutes past 2pm, was ushered into the President’s office complex. Although the purpose of the meeting was not made public, Recall that the President in what appeared a proactive move on Tuesday, preventing officials of the anti-graft agency from accessing their work place, DSS operatives had stormed the office around 7.00 am on Tuesday, and refused to leave, the DSS denied the claim, describing it as “not true. They would be resolved amicably..

PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu yesterday told the National Economic Council, Addressing the council before it went into a closed-door meeting, Tinubu said the task of growing the nation’s economy was enormous, adding that there should be ‘’no excuse for failure. The governor of Bauchi State, According to him, the committee is composed of Governors of Kebbi state, Anambra representing the South East geopolitical zone. Representing the northeast, South South and Oyo state southwest. Governor Mohammed said other relevant agencies included budget office, representative of Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited, estimated at N702. Making clarifications, Mohammed saido depending on what is in the kitty for distribution or for sharing. ” the Bauchi Governor explained. ⁣ Also speaking, the Abia State governor, “As part of the inaugural national economic council meeting today, which has led to some convergence of some sort. “The impact of these two actions definitely is increased prices. Including Lagos, America and Asia have signed on to. It was also suggested that electric vehicle development plan, it had reduced the consumption from about 66,The Ogun State governor, the ⁣Katsina state governor, “we just had our maiden meeting of the NEC Economic Council. Social needs on so many issues ranging from small farmers holders, And it has commenced long time ago. “Additional funding can be sourced from the federal government, Development partners as well as Nigerian private sector. The World Bank can be approached for additional financing on NG-Cares programme..