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March 2, 2021 Governor Akeredolu Suspends Transport Unions In Ondo State

Governor Akeredolu Suspends Transport Unions In Ondo State

Governor Akeredolu Orders Road Transport Employees To Vacate Motor Parks.

Ondo state government has suspended the activities of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) and the Road Transport Employees Association of Nigeria (RTEAN) with immediate effect.

The government has also directed taxi drivers to revert to the old rate of N50 per drop.

DOYIN ODEBOWALE, senior special assistant to the governor on special duties and strategy, who made the announcement in Akure attributed the suspension to the recent crisis within the unions over leadership tussles.

He directed the leadership of both NURTW and RTEAN to vacate motor parks across the 18 local government areas of the state and to stop collecting money from taxi drivers and other motorists.

 

 

March 2, 2021 Police In Lagos Arrest Over 200 In Raid Of Cubana Night Club

Police In Lagos Arrest Over 200 In Raid Of Cubana Night Club

A mobile court sitting at the Lagos State Task Force on Environmental and Special Offences Enforcement Unit in Oshodi has convicted 172 persons arrested by the state police command for violating COVID-19 protocols.

The state Police Command shut down the popular Nightclub in Victoria Island where the violators were arrested.

With the aim of reducing losses, the government earlier permitted club houses with open bars and restaurants to resume such that there will be strict adherence to the covid19 protocols.

Rather than stick to the open bar arrangement where guests can be served drinks and grills while listening to music including live bands, police sources claimed Cubana opened its night club and allowed guests in, where they were allegedly caught dancing with no regards to the laid down social distancing policy.

“On Saturday, about 200 clubbers and fun seekers were arrested at Cubana Night Club, Lagos. They have immediately been handed over to the Lagos Police Command for investigation and possible prosecution.

Contacted, police spokesman, Olumuyiwa Adejobi confirmed that suspects were handed over to the command by the IGP Monitoring unit, adding that they would be paraded by the Commissioner of Police (CP) Hakeem Odumosu.

 

 

March 2, 2021 PTF Says Delivery Of Vaccines Will Not Automatically End Covid-19 In Nigeria

PTF Says Delivery Of Vaccines Will Not Automatically End Covid-19 In Nigeria

As Nigeria awaits delivery of the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccine from World Health Organization’s COVAX today, Chairman of the Presidential Task Force, BOSS MUSTAPHA has said taking delivery of the vaccines will come with its own challenges.

He said Nigeria will receive 3.92 million doses of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccines today.

The country is expecting a total of 16 million doses of the vaccine that will be delivered in batches over months.

According to BOSS MUSTAPHA, vaccines alone are not a complete solution to ending COVID-19.

While stating that frontline health workers and persons above 60 years of age will be considered first for vaccination, MUSTSPHA mentioned several factors that may impede effective distribution.

               

 

 

 

March 2, 2021 Bello Matawalle Confirms Release Of 279 Out Of 317 Abducted Girls Of Jangebe School

Bello Matawalle Confirms Release Of 279 Out Of 317 Abducted Girls Of Jangebe School

279 girls abducted when gunmen stormed the Government Girls Secondary School Jangebe last Friday have been released from captivity.

The number of those kidnapped was put at 317 by the police but the government says it is inaccurate.

Governor BELLO MATAWALLE confirmed that the girls were released after negotiations with the bandits and no ransom was paid.

The 279 girls were taken to the governor’s office in Gusau, the state capital for debriefing.

Addressing journalists, Governor MATAWALLE said the state is working with security agencies so as to avoid a recurrence

The girls were abducted two weeks after bandits abducted dozens of students and staff from a boys school in Kagara, Niger. They have all been released as well.

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