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December 22, 2020 Rapper Vector And Partner Welcome Baby Girl

Rapper Vector And Partner Welcome Baby Girl

The rapper who has a daughter from a previous relationship have welcomed a baby girl with his partner.

Nigerian rapper Olanrewaju Ogunmefun popularly known as Vector tipped off fans about the baby's arrival via his Twitter page on Monday, December 21, 2020, where he shared photos of her curling hair. 

A few weeks ago, the rapper's partner had a baby shower.

In some of the photos that emerged on social media, Vector was seen with his partner at her baby shower.

Congratulations to Vector and his partner on the arrival of their baby.

December 22, 2020 Federal Government Extends Deadline For Telecoms Operators To Block Sims Without NIN

Federal Government Extends Deadline For Telecoms Operators To Block Sims Without NIN

The Federal Government has extended the deadline issued to telecommunications operators in the country to block all SIMs without National Identification Number (NIN).

This follows a meeting of the National Task Force on NIN and SIM Registration which held in Abuja.

Based on the endorsement of the Federal Government, the meeting approved three weeks’ extension for subscribers with NIN from December 30 to January 19, 2021.

It also agreed that registration for subscribers without NIN should be extended by six weeks – from December 30 to February 9, 2021.

 

 

December 22, 2020 FG Imposes New Restrictions On Religious, Yuletide Parties, Others

FG Imposes New Restrictions On Religious, Yuletide Parties, Others

The Federal Government has imposed new restrictions amid the rising cases of coronavirus in various parts of the country.

Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, BOSS MUSTAPHA announced this at the briefing of the task force in Abuja. He explained that the directives were advisories issued to state authorities for implementation in the next five weeks.

The new restrictions include the closure of all bars, night clubs, pubs and event centres, and recreational venues for the next five weeks to contain the spike in COVID – 19 pandemic.

Also ordered to be closed included all restaurants, while schools would remain closed till at least till January 18, 2021.

The government also restricted guests at all informal and formal festivity events, including weddings, conferences, congresses, office parties, concerts, seminars, sporting activities and end of year events to 50 persons.

According to him, all government staff on grade level 12 and below are to stay at home for the next five weeks.

He said the measures were taken to prevent the spread of coronavirus, adding that President MUHAMMADU BUHARI approved all the actions of the task force.

 

December 22, 2020 625 Deported Nigerians Returned Through Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport This Year

625 Deported Nigerians Returned Through Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport This Year

At least 625 deported Nigerians returned to the country through the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja.

Spokesman of the Nigeria Immigration Service, SUNDAY JAMES, who disclosed this in a statement added that 24 other Nigerians were repatriated for various criminal and immigration-related offences abroad.

According to him, 12 foreign nationals who failed to comply with Nigerian entry requirements were refused admission and returned.

He noted that the year witnessed a global pandemic – COVID-19 – which prompted various countries to enforce mandatory lockdown and border closure before their eventual relaxation within the year.

The NIS spokesman stated that Nigeria had its fair share of the COVID-19 experience and the Service, as the lead agency in charge of migration control and border management at the airport in Abuja, stepped up personnel protection to insulate them from contracting the disease.

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