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SOME NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE NEWS IN NIGERIA 22ND MARCH 2017

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- March 22, 2017

British wrestler gets four-year ban for doping
Lagos task force arrest two ‘one-chance’ operators
NDLEA arrests 10 drug barons, 60 IDPs in Borno
Women’s achievements, scandals top Google searches
Man bags two months imprisonment for stealing cell phone
Navy arrests eight suspects, destroyed 30 illegal refineries
Driver in court for absconding with employer’s N166,000
I was asked to pay $11,550 for doubtful PHD degree – JAMB Registrar
Court admits salesboy to N200,000 bail over theft
27 ships laden with petroleum products arrive Lagos ports
Abuja Airport closure: First Nation seeks compensation
Senate approves $500m Eurobond to fund 2017 budget deficit
22 traders die in ghastly accident in Kebbi
Oyedepo proffers solutions to nation’s food deficit
Eight Ways Ford Saves Water
Commemorating World Water Day 2017
Housewife docked for beating woman to pulp
Kwara govt. gives breakdown of March allocation
Kaduna LG to establish football academies
Pay our 38 years pensions, retired soldiers appeal to Buhari
Nigeria among 37 countries facing water stress
PHOTOS: President Buhari presides over FEC meeting
Oil dealer may sue Fayose over demolition of structure
Nnamani, Fayose disagree on reform committee
DSS arrests Boko Haram member in nation-wide operations
Leadership crisis rocks Kano chamber of commerce
DSS arrest suspected kidnappers of German Archeologists in Kaduna
KNSG urged to fund Almajiri schools with IGR
Taraba Govt releases N1.8b to settle teachers’ salaries
Corps members donate foodstuffs to Mariri IDPs’ school
Big Brother Naija: I never denied my family – Thin Tall Tony

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Bride Price Not The Issue In Igboland, But Unilateral Marriage Rites.

- September 24, 2018

Elders in Igboland should unite and present a uniformed Bride Price and Traditional rites as regards what kinsmen, umuada, umu agboho, etc should be given. In so doing the arbitrary Bride Price and Traditional rites of gifts for various bodies will not be as abused as is obtained today. If a palm wine tapper can marry in a community, what stops a man from USA? There should be a standard bride price for the rich and the poor tapper.

Guild Of Professional Bloggers Of NIgeria (GPBN) Holds Inaugural Lecture In Lagos Nigeria.

- September 21, 2018

The Guild of Professional Bloggers of Nigeria (GPBN) Holds Inaugural Lecture In Lagos Unfolding events in the country in the last few weeks have exposed the dangers inherent in using the cyberspace to convey credible information and messages as almost every piece of news items that is broadcast online has fake versions. As the pioneer platform for Professional Bloggers in Nigeria, the Guild of Professional Bloggers of Nigeria (GPBN) is throwing its weight towards the global efforts to wage war against bogus or counterfeit news and messages that have taken over the cyber space with its inaugural lecture focusing attention on the menace. The GPBN Inaugural Lecture is billed to have seasoned public analysts, communication experts, Politicians, celebrities, professional bloggers as well as other media moguls speak to the issues around fake news in Nigeria’s cyber space. The event is scheduled to hold as follows: DATE: Saturday, October 13, 2018 THEME: Combating Fake News In ...

Unbelievable! 11 Persons Dies Daily On Nigeria Road Accident Between July And September 2017 Says National Bureau Of Statistics.

- December 06, 2017

It has been revealed that no less than eleven persons died every day in Nigerian road accidents between July and September. The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has revealed that no fewer than 1,070 Nigerians died in road accidents in the third quarter. This indicates that in the 92 days that make up the third quarter, July 1 to September 30, an average 11 people died from road accidents daily. The NBS Road Transport Data for Third Quarter, 2017 posted on its website on Wednesday showed that majority of the victims were adults. According to Premium Times, the report stated that 981 of the 1,070 Nigerians that died, representing 91.7 per cent of the figure, were adults while the remaining 89 Nigerians, representing 8.3 per cent of the figure were children. The breakdown of the figure showed that 815 of the number were males, representing 76.2 per cent while 255 were females, representing 23.8 per cent. According to the report, 2,478 road accidents occurred in the third qu...