Reports on the boat accident In Niger state and the political crisis in Rivers state over LGA elections permeate the frontpages of Nigerian newspapers.
Reports on the boat accident in Niger state, and the political crisis in Rivers over the LGA elections, permeate the frontpages of Nigerian newspapersThe Punch reports that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company has pledged 272,500 barrels per day of crude oil through a series of crude-for-loan deals totalling $8.86 billion.
Daily Trust reports that the federal high court in Abuja has barred the directorate of road traffic services, also known as the Vehicle Inspection Office , from stopping and impounding vehicles, as well as imposing fines on motorists. The newspaper says the senate has resolved to amend the North West and South East Development Commissions Acts.
Vanguard reports that the selective payment of N70,000 new minimum wage by the federal government has triggered fresh tension among federal public workers. The newspaper says the house of representatives has asked Lateef Fagbemi, attorney-general of the federation and minister of justice, to expedite the trial of persons in prolonged detention.
The Nation says Tinubu has warned bandits and terrorists to surrender or be killed. The newspaper says Adedayo Adelabu, minister of power, said average cost of electricity may reduce as ongoing efforts to improve generation and distribution of power take firm root.Transformative power of storytelling in combating child marriage, sexual abuse
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