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UAE Imposes Visa Ban On Nigerians

UAE Imposes Visa Ban On Nigerians

Nigerians are no longer eligible for visas, and applications are now being turned down by United Arab Emirates immigration authorities. UAE Imposes Visa Ban On Nigerians This message was included in a notice sent on Friday, October 21, to the UAE’s business partners in Nigeria, including travel agencies. No reason was given for the visa ban, but the United Arab Emirates Immigration authorities…

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Nigerians Can Now Apply For UAE Visas, As Country Lifts Travel Ban

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has lifted its visa ban on Nigerians. The Federal Government of Nigeria and the UAE have reached an agreement that will enable Nigerians to access UAE visas. The agreement takes immediate effect, allowing Nigerian passport holders to travel to the UAE. The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, made the announcement at the Presidential…

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Has Lifted Its Visa Ban On Nigerians

The agreement takes immediate effect, allowing Nigerian passport holders to travel to the UAE. The Federal Government of Nigeria and the UAE have reached an agreement that will enable Nigerians to access UAE visas. The agreement takes immediate effect, allowing Nigerian passport holders to travel to the UAE. The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, made the…

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5 countries that have visa-banned or restricted Nigerians | Pulse Nigeria

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Hard Facts About PBAT Administration by Dr. kenny Odugbemi

Foreign Direct Investment

Hard Facts About PBAT Administration by Dr. kenny Odugbemi We are chasing shadows abroad in the name of FDI whilst our cash cows are looted with litany of insanity by unpatriotic political robbers in shades of civilians and armed forces. Our oil theft recovered over 200 times under period of consideration on small level 65000litres on daily basis and programmed vessel comes in regular to still thousands of little in the creeks for us to be chasing at 12 nautical miles, international water what happens with 6 nautical miles with safe jurisdiction for Tantikker oil services contractors very political and myriad of air raids, land raids and water raid by security architecture spending trillion yet stealing avails, as they only capture meagre private owner private owners well televised; whilst bid tickets were freely escorted by Naval ship Commander on Water raids. Till date, mineral resource exploitation on rampages across different states especially NW, NE, SW goes in unnoticed unchecked protected by helicopters of who is who, cabals of high and mighty. Who is fooling who? With over N3.2trn Fy 2024 and over N8trn it is same old story even changing Service Chiefs, NSA make meaningful, we still have terrorist actions killing and many local government under deep captivity NE, Zamfara, Niger, Gombe, Sokoto etc. Farmers and herders clash, Communal killing in the Middle Only South West is safe; thanks to Amotekun and Vigilante, not armed but armed Hizbah are only toothless bull dogs with helicopter fire acquire with Millions of tax payers money we still have political killing galore. Our sorjourn to Saudi Emirates will never yield any capital injection into capital market talkless of refurbishing our refineries. Despite the humiliation of lesser Hajj Nigerian whilst PBAT is there, the outcome is mere propaganda. Naira is devalued by 40%, Inflation 27.3% going to 30% by end of December. Where most people purchasing power is absymally low, where will be the local market, where is power, how about looter in Public sector and toxicity in Private sector. At home Nigeria. With N2 billion injection and cash transfer as sunk cost poverty deepens.We are in a highly depressed economy where frivolous expenditure at executive level is now our tolerated impunity as people suffers deeply. We service our debt with 98% of revenue less than N10 trillion We can see wonders of remaining 2% spending this appropriation of N2.1 trillion supplementary Fy2023:budget How do we explain Fy2024 Critical sectors N8.3 trillion Total budget N27.5trn Non debt recurrent expenditure N10.25trn Debt services N18.5trn Critical sectors This is hallucinations, consumption driven mainly for three tiers of government. Let us ask critical question Where is the Siemen Germany electricity to upgrade to 250000MGW 2025? Where is the celebrated Indian loan of $13bn? Where is $3bn NNPC contract loan by AFRIEXIM bank? Has UAE lifted ban on Visa for Nigeria? Overview Every Summit visit with no meaningful direct investment are only Media propaganda Germany and Dubai inclusive. From available record we spend average of $500m as report. How many trips till date? My hard fact, Nigeria is blessed with the following: Oil resource of depth, Abundant gas, Vibrant and intelligent human capital, Arable land of infinite hectare in million. We chose to engage Mediocre as Ministers for sakes of political settlement. Fragmented all sectors giving rooms for all sorts Ministerial job position. We are an international beggars globally just Like PMB with no result Must our gullibility continues? 52% of best brains are Japa, 48% are frustrated with low pay going toward corruption, yahoo and yahoo+. What is the future of the brilliant Youths in a depressed state of mind, whilst leaders lives in opulence and citizenship wallow in deep poverty? As of today only 4 states are viable (GDP(PPP) billions Lagos 266.55 Rivers 51.52 Akwaibom 50.3 Imo 49.69 Other states are grossely insolvent and not viable governed by ignorant Governor's who can not thinks outside the box no drive to shore up internally generated revenue. Most oil rich States with some exception are so poorly managed, eg poverty stricken Bayelsa, Delta, Cross river etc. Northwest, Northeast, Northcentral are carcases of states unimaginably devastated by terrorists State of Finance By my independent research N43trn were looted by PMB, and CBN declared N33trn Obazi has retrieved N12trn where is the balance? Conservatively over 65% of stolen wealth are in Sudan and Egypt Islamic bank by unpatriotic looters in Last PMB government PBAT by my assessment We have issues of transparent, we have borrowed so much against consumption with no meaningful revenue generation How can we generate N18trn FY2024? With declare vitals and public spending of supplementary budget Fy 2023. How do we turn around revenue with new tax policy? Blocking of leakages opening of new stream of experimental blue. Economy, tourism, creative,digital innovation, power all are mirage. Which investors will invest in our all round decayed infrastructure, when we specialized in having CKD and refurbished OEM across all sectors they are not blind; check aviation, blue rail, train coaches, overhaul of refineries We should stop deceiving ourselves and look inward surely we can do a lot better across all sectors My deep worry If PBAT can not provide jobs for youths If, PAT can meet revenue target If PAT can not recover. N31trn We will be on free fall to oblivion. This government should be very careful, we need to be more people centric. We are overfeeding the rich starving the poor to extinction. Advice to Nigeria Citizenship Dignity of labour, strong work ethic, readjusted lifestyle, health and wellness - feed on natural herbs, stop ethnicity/religious bigotry, adopt merit, be pragmatic, be honest and be accountable. Conclusion Three tiers of government must be highly prudent, replacing non-performing Head of Institutions, enhance transparency, accountability, promote equity fairness justice, resource control, restructuring, recalibrating and repositioning. Read the full article

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By • Olalekan Fagbade Saudi visa cancellation: Nigerian Govt reveals actions bring taken to adress diplomatic row The Federal Government on Tuesday urged all affected passengers of Air Peace whose visas were cancelled and deported from Saudi Arabia to remain calm and that investigation into the “unfortunate” incident has been launched. This is contained in a statement by Francisca Omayuli, Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to Omayuli, reports received from the Nigerian Consulate in Jeddah indicated that Air Peace Flight No. P4-752 transported 264 passengers from the Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos and the Aminu Kano International Airport and landed at the King Abdul-Aziz International Airport – Hajj Terminal Jeddah on Nov. 13. She said in the statement that on arrival at the Hajj Terminal, the Saudi immigration authorities informed the passengers that their visas had been cancelled and 177 passengers had to be evacuated on the same flight back to Nigeria. No fewer than 87 of the passengers were cleared by immigration and allowed entry into Jeddah, she added. Omayuli explained that the Saudi authorities are yet to give reasons for the cancellation of the visas and the outright ban imposed on 18 of the passengers from Saudi Arabia for various offences they committed in the past. “”Notwithstanding the fact that it is the prerogative of a sovereign nation to determine who is permitted entry into its territory, Nigeria and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are traditional and strategic partners, who are willing to guard against recurrence of this unfortunate incident. “”In this regard, investigation is ongoing in both Nigeria and Saudi Arabia. “The affected passengers are therefore, implored to keep calm, while the matter is being resolved,” the statement quoted Omayuli as saying. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the House of Representatives had condemned the cancellation of the passengers’ visas, describing the act as embarrassing. They urged the Federal Government to, as a matter of urgency, take the necessary diplomatic steps to protect Nigeria’s image and ensure the full implementation of the Bilateral Air Service Agreement (BASA). The lawmakers also called for the protection of Nigerian national carriers flying to Saudi Arabia and protect the Nigerian travelling public. They also mandated the House Committee on Foreign Affairs and that of Interior and Pilgrims Affairs to launch an enquiry into the immediate and remote circumstances surrounding the cancellation of the visas and report back within two weeks. (NAN)

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Dubai 2023: Globe Chambers of Commerce Reopens Plans For Made in Nigeria Product Expo in UAE

Globe Chambers of Commerce and Industry has said that they have reactivated the plans to hold Made in Nigeria Goods Expo in the United Arab Emirates this year. The event which was postponed because of the visa ban on Nigeria by the UAE, will now be held in December 2023. The organization said that event is one of the series of events designed to project Made in Nigerian goods in the middle east. Hon. Nwabueze Buchi George, who is the President of Globe Chambers of Commerce and Industry said that the middle east is a big market and there is a whole lot Nigerian made goods that can achieve in the market. “The more markets we have, the better for our producers” “We are creating a platform for Nigerian producers to reach the global stage. Imagine if people who sell a thousand units can double and also earn foreign exchange at the same time, this what the program is about”, he said. The event is part of the Economic Cooperation and Business Development Forum (ECBD Forum), which is taking Made in Nigerian goods across Europe, Ameria, Asia and other African countries. ECBD Forum is an annual economic, bilateral trade partnership, foreign direct investment, business development forum, according to the official website, www.nigeriaecbdforum.com. The event is also an international summit; a business development platform for partnership building and global networking for both government and private sectors. The Middle East and Gulf edition of the ECBD Forum will be taking place in Kuwait, Dubai and Qatar from December 2 to 8, 2023. Globe Chambers of Commerce and Industry released the following date for the events in the Middle East. Kuwait - December 2 - 3, 2023Dubai - December 4 - 6, 2023Qatar - December 7 - 8, 2023 “We need global access for locally made goods; we need to create a global supply chain in the international market” “The plan for the program is on and we are working with all relevant government and corporate agencies to make the event workout very well”, Buchi George said. Read the full article

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Seychelles has banned Nigerians from entering the country

The government of Seychelles has banned Nigerian passport holders from entering the country for holiday purposes. This decision was confirmed by the country’s border security, as reported by TheCable. A Twitter user and travel content creator, @munafromtravelletters, shared a screenshot of a visa application rejection email which stated, “We regret to inform you that your application has been…

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Immigration: Seychelles Places Ban On Nigerian Passport Holders

Immigration: Seychelles Places Ban On Nigerian Passport Holders

Seychelles has placed a ban on Nigerian passport holders applying for short-term visa or holiday purposes. A travel content creator, @munafromtravelletters, raised the alarm on Saturday evening with a screenshot of the rejection email. The screenshot reads “We regret to inform you that your application has been denied, as per immigration regulation, for now we are not accepting any NIGERIAN…

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US Imposes Visa Ban On Persons Complicit In ‘Undermining Democracy In Recent Nigerian Election’

The United States says it has imposed visa ban on certain individuals in Nigeria for “undermining democracy” in the country. In a statement on Wednesday, Anthony Blinken, US secretary of state, said the actions were taken after it was observed that some persons were found found complicit in undermining democracy in Nigeria. The most recent elections in Nigeria were the Ekiti and Osun governorship…

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Emdee Tiamiyu Youtuber Biography, Age, State of Origin, Parents, Country

Emdee Tiamiyu, a vibrant Nigerian Youtuber residing in the United Kingdom, has captivated audiences worldwide with his engaging content. In this article, we delve into the life and career of Emdee Tiamiyu, shedding light on his accomplishments and contributions to the online community. Additionally, we explore recent developments concerning the UK visa ban for Nigerian students and its potential connection to Emdee Tiamiyu’s interview. Join us on a journey to uncover the remarkable story of this talented content creator. Age Emdee Tiamiyu, believed to be in his late 20s, is a young and dynamic individual who has already made a significant impact in the digital landscape. Career As a Nigerian Youtuber, Emdee Tiamiyu is dedicated to showcasing the beauty and richness of Africa to a global audience. Through his creative videos and insightful commentary, he provides a unique perspective on the African diaspora, bridging continents and fostering cultural understanding. UK Visa Ban for Nigerian Students: Exploring Immigration Restrictions Recent reports have shed light on a potential immigration crackdown by the United Kingdom, specifically targeting foreign students. These proposed restrictions are expected to impact Nigerian students and others studying in the UK, potentially hindering their ability to bring their families along. Various news outlets, including The Sun UK, have reported on the UK government’s plan to announce these new regulations. The policy is expected to affect masters and several postgraduate students, limiting their opportunity to have their families join them during their studies. However, the ban is unlikely to apply to PHD students, given the advanced skillset and longer duration of their courses. Interestingly, Emdee Tiamiyu’s interview sheds light on the possible connection between his discussion and the UK’s decision to tighten regulations. His insights into how some individuals have exploited the student immigration pathway to pursue alternative goals might have influenced the authorities’ stance on the matter. Net Worth Although specific details about Emdee Tiamiyu’s net worth are not publicly available, his growing popularity as a Youtuber and content creator suggests that he has achieved financial success. His captivating content and entrepreneurial spirit have likely led to various income streams, including brand partnerships, sponsorships, and monetization from his online platforms. Conclusion Emdee Tiamiyu has emerged as a prominent Nigerian Youtuber, utilizing his platform to showcase the diverse African culture and experience to a global audience. As he continues to create engaging and informative content, his impact on bridging gaps and fostering cross-cultural understanding is undeniable. The recent developments regarding the UK visa ban for Nigerian students further highlight the intersection of Emdee Tiamiyu’s interview and its potential influence on immigration policies. With his youthful energy and passion, Emdee Tiamiyu is undoubtedly a rising star in the digital realm, leaving a lasting imprint on the world of content creation. Read the full article

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Emdee Tiamiyu Youtuber Biography, Age, State of Origin, Parents, Country

Emdee Tiamiyu, a vibrant Nigerian Youtuber residing in the United Kingdom, has captivated audiences worldwide with his engaging content. In this article, we delve into the life and career of Emdee Tiamiyu, shedding light on his accomplishments and contributions to the online community. Additionally, we explore recent developments concerning the UK visa ban for Nigerian students and its potential connection to Emdee Tiamiyu's interview. Join us on a journey to uncover the remarkable story of this talented content creator. Age Emdee Tiamiyu, believed to be in his late 20s, is a young and dynamic individual who has already made a significant impact in the digital landscape. Career As a Nigerian Youtuber, Emdee Tiamiyu is dedicated to showcasing the beauty and richness of Africa to a global audience. Through his creative videos and insightful commentary, he provides a unique perspective on the African diaspora, bridging continents and fostering cultural understanding. UK Visa Ban for Nigerian Students: Exploring Immigration Restrictions Recent reports have shed light on a potential immigration crackdown by the United Kingdom, specifically targeting foreign students. These proposed restrictions are expected to impact Nigerian students and others studying in the UK, potentially hindering their ability to bring their families along. Various news outlets, including The Sun UK, have reported on the UK government's plan to announce these new regulations. The policy is expected to affect masters and several postgraduate students, limiting their opportunity to have their families join them during their studies. However, the ban is unlikely to apply to PHD students, given the advanced skillset and longer duration of their courses. Interestingly, Emdee Tiamiyu's interview sheds light on the possible connection between his discussion and the UK's decision to tighten regulations. His insights into how some individuals have exploited the student immigration pathway to pursue alternative goals might have influenced the authorities' stance on the matter. Net Worth Although specific details about Emdee Tiamiyu's net worth are not publicly available, his growing popularity as a Youtuber and content creator suggests that he has achieved financial success. His captivating content and entrepreneurial spirit have likely led to various income streams, including brand partnerships, sponsorships, and monetization from his online platforms. Conclusion Emdee Tiamiyu has emerged as a prominent Nigerian Youtuber, utilizing his platform to showcase the diverse African culture and experience to a global audience. As he continues to create engaging and informative content, his impact on bridging gaps and fostering cross-cultural understanding is undeniable. The recent developments regarding the UK visa ban for Nigerian students further highlight the intersection of Emdee Tiamiyu's interview and its potential influence on immigration policies. With his youthful energy and passion, Emdee Tiamiyu is undoubtedly a rising star in the digital realm, leaving a lasting imprint on the world of content creation. Read the full article

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Report: Visa ban on Nigerians not lifted, says UAE official | TheCable

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Hard Facts About PBAT Administration by Dr. kenny Odugbemi

Foreign Direct Investment

Hard Facts About PBAT Administration by Dr. kenny Odugbemi We are chasing shadows abroad in the name of FDI whilst our cash cows are looted with litany of insanity by unpatriotic political robbers in shades of civilians and armed forces. Our oil theft recovered over 200 times under period of consideration on small level 65000litres on daily basis and programmed vessel comes in regular to still thousands of little in the creeks for us to be chasing at 12 nautical miles, international water what happens with 6 nautical miles with safe jurisdiction for Tantikker oil services contractors very political and myriad of air raids, land raids and water raid by security architecture spending trillion yet stealing avails, as they only capture meagre private owner private owners well televised; whilst bid tickets were freely escorted by Naval ship Commander on Water raids. Till date, mineral resource exploitation on rampages across different states especially NW, NE, SW goes in unnoticed unchecked protected by helicopters of who is who, cabals of high and mighty. Who is fooling who? With over N3.2trn Fy 2024 and over N8trn it is same old story even changing Service Chiefs, NSA make meaningful, we still have terrorist actions killing and many local government under deep captivity NE, Zamfara, Niger, Gombe, Sokoto etc. Farmers and herders clash, Communal killing in the Middle Only South West is safe; thanks to Amotekun and Vigilante, not armed but armed Hizbah are only toothless bull dogs with helicopter fire acquire with Millions of tax payers money we still have political killing galore. Our sorjourn to Saudi Emirates will never yield any capital injection into capital market talkless of refurbishing our refineries. Despite the humiliation of lesser Hajj Nigerian whilst PBAT is there, the outcome is mere propaganda. Naira is devalued by 40%, Inflation 27.3% going to 30% by end of December. Where most people purchasing power is absymally low, where will be the local market, where is power, how about looter in Public sector and toxicity in Private sector. At home Nigeria. With N2 billion injection and cash transfer as sunk cost poverty deepens.We are in a highly depressed economy where frivolous expenditure at executive level is now our tolerated impunity as people suffers deeply. We service our debt with 98% of revenue less than N10 trillion We can see wonders of remaining 2% spending this appropriation of N2.1 trillion supplementary Fy2023:budget How do we explain Fy2024 Critical sectors N8.3 trillion Total budget N27.5trn Non debt recurrent expenditure N10.25trn Debt services N18.5trn Critical sectors This is hallucinations, consumption driven mainly for three tiers of government. Let us ask critical question Where is the Siemen Germany electricity to upgrade to 250000MGW 2025? Where is the celebrated Indian loan of $13bn? Where is $3bn NNPC contract loan by AFRIEXIM bank? Has UAE lifted ban on Visa for Nigeria? Overview Every Summit visit with no meaningful direct investment are only Media propaganda Germany and Dubai inclusive. From available record we spend average of $500m as report. How many trips till date? My hard fact, Nigeria is blessed with the following: Oil resource of depth, Abundant gas, Vibrant and intelligent human capital, Arable land of infinite hectare in million. We chose to engage Mediocre as Ministers for sakes of political settlement. Fragmented all sectors giving rooms for all sorts Ministerial job position. We are an international beggars globally just Like PMB with no result Must our gullibility continues? 52% of best brains are Japa, 48% are frustrated with low pay going toward corruption, yahoo and yahoo+. What is the future of the brilliant Youths in a depressed state of mind, whilst leaders lives in opulence and citizenship wallow in deep poverty? As of today only 4 states are viable (GDP(PPP) billions Lagos 266.55 Rivers 51.52 Akwaibom 50.3 Imo 49.69 Other states are grossely insolvent and not viable governed by ignorant Governor's who can not thinks outside the box no drive to shore up internally generated revenue. Most oil rich States with some exception are so poorly managed, eg poverty stricken Bayelsa, Delta, Cross river etc. Northwest, Northeast, Northcentral are carcases of states unimaginably devastated by terrorists State of Finance By my independent research N43trn were looted by PMB, and CBN declared N33trn Obazi has retrieved N12trn where is the balance? Conservatively over 65% of stolen wealth are in Sudan and Egypt Islamic bank by unpatriotic looters in Last PMB government PBAT by my assessment We have issues of transparent, we have borrowed so much against consumption with no meaningful revenue generation How can we generate N18trn FY2024? With declare vitals and public spending of supplementary budget Fy 2023. How do we turn around revenue with new tax policy? Blocking of leakages opening of new stream of experimental blue. Economy, tourism, creative,digital innovation, power all are mirage. Which investors will invest in our all round decayed infrastructure, when we specialized in having CKD and refurbished OEM across all sectors they are not blind; check aviation, blue rail, train coaches, overhaul of refineries We should stop deceiving ourselves and look inward surely we can do a lot better across all sectors My deep worry If PBAT can not provide jobs for youths If, PAT can meet revenue target If PAT can not recover. N31trn We will be on free fall to oblivion. This government should be very careful, we need to be more people centric. We are overfeeding the rich starving the poor to extinction. Advice to Nigeria Citizenship Dignity of labour, strong work ethic, readjusted lifestyle, health and wellness - feed on natural herbs, stop ethnicity/religious bigotry, adopt merit, be pragmatic, be honest and be accountable. Conclusion Three tiers of government must be highly prudent, replacing non-performing Head of Institutions, enhance transparency, accountability, promote equity fairness justice, resource control, restructuring, recalibrating and repositioning. Read the full article

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By • Olalekan Fagbade "Thank you daddy" – Nigerian Actress hails President Tinubu as UAE lifts visa ban Nollywood actress, Eniola Badmus has commended President Bola Tinubu for his diplomacy that led to the United Arab Emirates, UAE, lifting its months-long visa ban on Nigerians. The United Arab Emirates, on Monday, lifted its visa ban on Nigerians following talks between President Tinubu and his Emirati counterpart, Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Reacting via her Instagram handle, Badmus described the development as the “best news of the year.” She wrote, “Best news of the Year. Dubai on my mind. “Thank you, Daddy”. “Thank you, my President @officialasiwajubat.” #EnioleBadmushailsTinubuoverDubaivisadecision

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10 things you need to know this Monday morning

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. President Bola Tinubu has appointed Kingsley Stanley Nkwocha as Senior Special Assistant (SSA) on Media and Communications in the Presidency. Nkwocha was appointed alongside several others who will work in the Office of the Vice President. 2. Minister of Works, Engineer Dave Umahi, has said the current administration inherited at least N14 trillion worth of 2,604 road projects covering 18,000 kilometers from the Muhammadu Buhari-led government. He stated this at the weekend after his first briefing session with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. 3. Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, in Imo State on patrol along Aba-Owerri Expressway, have rescued five pregnant teenage girls suspected to be victims of child trafficking. They were picked up while being relocated from their hideout in the Naze area of Owerri to Ikenegbu area of the state capital, the spokesperson for the anti-narcotics agency, Femi Babafemi, revealed in a statement on Sunday. 4. Olubunmi Osadahun, Ondo State Woman Affairs Commissioner, was at the weekend, attacked in the Arigidi Akoko Area of the State during the distribution of palliatives. She was allegedly attacked by some members of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in the council area following the allegation that the exercise was shrouded in secrecy. 5. The Federal Government on Sunday sent an invitation to the leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and its counterpart in the Trade Union Congress (TUC) for a fresh meeting in order to avert looming indefinite strike occasioned by the removal of fuel subsidy. The union had given a 3-week ultimatum to embark on an indefinite strike over fuel subsidy removal. 6. Former vice president, Atiku Abubakar, has alleged plans by the President Bola Tinubu administration to unleash a regime of propaganda on the country in the days ahead. Atiku, in a statement by his Special Assistant on Public Communication, Phrank Shaibu, yesterday, said the “fake news” about the lifting of the visa ban by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was just a “tip of the iceberg.” 7. The corpse of a Political Science student of the Nasarawa State University, Lafia, Yusuf Mubaraq (27), who was declared missing on Saturday last week, has been found in Kwara State. The late Mubaraq, an indigene of Kwara State, was last seen around 10 pm on Wednesday after he went to a friend in GRA, Ilorin. 8. Weeks after failing to defend her World title after finishing 6th in the final of World Athletics Championship in Budapest, Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan is back on winning streak. With a 12:33 seconds record, the Nigerian athlete won her third consecutive Diamond League title in the Women’s 100 metres hurdle. 9. Tragedy struck in Okanla community, Irepodun Local Government Area of Osun State on Sunday as some men bearing arms stormed the palace of Olokonla of Okanla, killing an admission seeker, Ibrahim Qudus, before setting the building ablaze. Eyewitness said the assailants were led by a man identified simply as Naim, who was the only one among the attackers that did not cover his face. 10. A building with over 500 rooms has collapsed in the Ketu area of Lagos State. According to findings, at least two persons are currently battling for their lives at a private hospital after the school-turned-residential building partially collapsed on Saturday. Read the full article