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No more death sentence for kidnapping In Delta State

The Delta State House of Assembly has amended the Delta State Anti-Kidnapping Law 2016 and approved life imprisonment for any person convicted of kidnapping in the state. This followed the a letter to the House from Governor Ifeanyi Okowa who appealed for reconsideration of Section 4, Sub-Section 1 of the …

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Stars grace the first LIVE episode of Airtel The Voice Nigeria!

L-R, Regional Operations Director, Lagos Region, Airtel Nigeria, Oladokun Oye; Regional Director, M-Net Africa/Africa Magic, Nwangi Mba-Uzoukwu and Vice President, Brands and Advertising, Airtel Nigeria, Enitan Denloye at the screening of Airtel The Voice Nigeria in Lagos recently.   The first live episode of Africa’s biggest singing reality show sponsored …

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Dubai Property: FG investigation clears Army Chief, Buratai

Buratai Nigeria has investigated and cleared the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Tukur Buratai over his assets and military acquisitions just as the nature of his offshore investments in Dubai, UAE has been verified to be dividend timeshare holding investments acquired based on capital market principles of shareholding. According …

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CABAL: Saraki lied – Presidency

                                         Buhari The Presidency said Senate President Bukola Saraki’s claim that a cabal has taken over the President Muhammadu Buhari’s Government was not only ridiculous but also preposterous since it was not backed by facts and detailed information. Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, said Saraki’s claim would …

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CBN appoints 15 forex primary dealers as naira floats

Nigeria’s central bank has appointed 15 of its commercial lenders as primary forex dealers, as the naira tumbled 30 percent after it lifted its peg on the currency, Reuters reported on Monday Dealers included Stanbic IBTC Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Citibank, Zenith Bank, Access Bank , UBA, Sterling Bank, FCMB. …

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