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September 9, 2021 Police Send Strong Message To Troublemakers Ahead Of Buhari’s Visit To Imo

Police Send Strong Message To Troublemakers Ahead Of Buhari’s Visit To Imo

Ahead of today’s visit by President Muhammadu Buhari to Imo State, the police have warned troublemakers to stay away from the state or risk the wrath of security operatives.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mike Abattam who issued the warning in an interview said that its operatives and those of other sister agencies would be on the ground to deal with mischief makers during and after the President’s visit.

According to him, arrangements have been made to ensure a hitch free visit by the President adding they are fully prepared to secure lives and property of the people of the state.

On his part, the President-general of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group, Prof. George Obiozor, said President Buhari’s visit to the Imo State was an indication that he remained the father of the nation.

September 9, 2021 Donations: EFCC Orders Ngos To Supply List Of IDPs

Donations: EFCC Orders Ngos To Supply List Of IDPs

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has charged all non-governmental organisations operating in Borno State to furnish the commission with the list of beneficiaries of the funds provided for internally displaced persons by both local and international donor.

EFCC officials made this known during an interactive session with the Nigeria INGO Forum in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.

In a press statement signed by head of media and publicity of the commission, Wilson Uwajaren, the commission said the purpose for demanding the list of beneficiaries is in government’s effort to stem money laundering and end corruption in the country.

 

September 9, 2021 NMA, NARD Blame Ngige For Prolonged Strike

NMA, NARD Blame Ngige For Prolonged Strike

The Nigerian Medical Association and the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors have blamed the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, for the prolonged strike by resident doctors.

The NMA’s General Secretary, Philips Ekpe; and the Vice President of NARD, Arome Adejo, made the position of their groups known in separate interviews in Abuja.

The NARD had on August 2 begun a nationwide strike over the alleged failure of the Federal Government to pay doctors on residency training and integrate members of the association into the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System.

Ngige, in an interview with State House correspondents, claimed that the Federal Government did not owe any doctors, but the illegally employed ones.

September 9, 2021 Miyetti Allah Says Cows May Cost N2m Each

Miyetti Allah Says Cows May Cost N2m Each

The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association has said that a cow could cost up to N2 million in Lagos State if the anti-grazing bill is passed into law in the state.

Zonal Secretary of Myetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association in the South West, during a one-day public hearing organised by the state House of Assembly on the anti-open grazing bill, Usman appealed to the state government for assistance, noting that ranching is more expensive than open grazing.

Usman, who agreed that there were some criminally-minded herders, argued that raising a cow in one location could increase the price of a cow to as much as N2 million.

He also pleaded with the government to subsidize the cost of raising the cattle in one location.

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