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Ogun restates zero tolerance for illegal structures

The Ogun State Planning Development and Permit Authority has reaffirmed its commitment to maintain orderly development, planned structural compliance and obedience to all building construction rules and regulations. The General Manager of the Authority, Itunu Jolaoluwa, stated this on Tuesday,…

IPOB slams heavy security in Onitsha market

The Indigenous People of Biafra has strongly condemned the heavy deployment of security operatives at the Onitsha Main Market, describing it as a “barbaric and unwarranted” action. In a press statement issued on Tuesday, the IPOB Spokesman, Emma Powerful, accused…

Autism advocacy group to launch debut album

Ferdy’s Band, an autism advocacy music group established by the Ferdinand Effah Music Heritage Foundation (FEMHF), will officially release its debut album, A Voice for Autism, on 2 April, in observance of World Autism Awareness Day. The album launch precedes…

Super Eagles condole Ndidi over father’s death

The Super Eagles have expressed condolences to captain Wilfred Ndidi following the death of his father, Sunday Ndidi, who died on Tuesday after a road accident. The retired military officer was reportedly involved in an accident in Umunede, Delta State,…

NPA announces arrival of eight vessels at Lagos ports

No fewer than eight vessels have arrived at the Lekki, Tin-Can Island and Apapa ports in Lagos and are currently awaiting clearance to offload consignments that include bulk urea, sugar, gypsum, base oil and empty containers. This was contained in…

Nigeria’s new university in Ogoniland admits pioneer students

The Federal University of Environment and Technology (FUET), Koroma/Saakpenwa, Rivers, says no fewer than 1,004 students will be admitted during its maiden matriculation ceremony scheduled for 3 February. The pioneer Vice-Chancellor of FUET, Prince Mmom, disclosed this on Tuesday during…

Court orders FCT workers to suspend strike

The National Industrial Court in Abuja on Tuesday ordered Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) workers to suspend their ongoing strike pending further hearing in a suit brought by the FCT authorities to stop the industrial action. Judge Emmanuel Subilim issued…

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