Category: News Update
How dead pregnant woman infected three others in Ekiti
Ekiti State Government on Saturday disclosed that the pregnant woman who died of Coronavirus actually infected three others officially confirmed record of three...
COVUD-19: 25 docked after May Day violence in Berlin
Twenty-five people on Saturday were to be arraigned in court following May Day protests in Berlin, the city’s Attorney-General said. According to the AG’s...
Nasarawa traditional ruler abducted – Police
The Police Command in Nasarawa on Saturday confirmed the abduction of Abdullahi Magaji, the “Aron Akye” of Ugah, a Second-Class traditional ruler in the...
COVID-19: Only 30% of workers to resume in Ogun Monday
The Ogun state government has directed that ony 30% of its workforce should resume for work when the state commence it’s gradual ease of lockdown on Monday 4th of...
Emir of Rano dead
The Emir of Rano, Dr Tafida Abubakar Ila II, is dead. He died on Saturday at Nassarwa Specialist Hospital at about 4:45pm after a brief illness. His Rano emirate is one...
Access Bank: Only contract staff were retrenched – Management
Herbert Wigwe, the group managing director of Access Bank, has said the 75 per cent workers laid off were not their staff but contract workers consists of tea men...
COVID-19: Eight AIT staff confirmed positive
The African independent Television(AIT) has confirmed that eight of its staff including its Chairman, Raymond Dokpesi tested positive for the coronavirus pandemic . This...
Old, dirty and tarred naira notes: Group wants CBN to withdraw them
A Pan – Nigerian Group, Association of Progressive Nigerians has appealed to the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr Godwin Emefiele to withdraw old and...
Delta teleclass learning programme continues till schools resume – Ukah
…. Cautions private schools owners on third term online lessons Delta State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education has said that the free teleclass learning...
Retrenchment: Group appeals to Access Bank
An appeal has gone to the management of the Access Bank to reverse its decision to sack 75 per cent of its workforce, saying such development will bring more hardship to...
