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1. Peter Obi says a peaceful, and quiet Nigeria is needed, where the government will concentrate, on caring for the sufferings of the people. Report by, Channels TV.
2. Pastor Tunde Bakare, has said that he will never call the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, his president. Report by, Thisday News.

1. Patricia, a leading Nigerian crypto marketplace, has suffered a significant security breach, leading to the compromise of its financial assets.
2. Nigeria's highest law-making legislature, Senate, has voted to increase the CBN's borrowing, to the Nigerian government.
3. President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated he is leaving Nigeria, better than he met it, in 2015.

1. Lagos State has warned trailer or container owners, against parking on roads, to avoid prosecution. Report by, The Guardian NG.
2. The Federal Government unveils its national carrier, Nigeria Air. Report by, Premium Times.

1. A former Minister of Petroleum, Mrs. Diezani Allison Madueke, has slammed a 100 billion naira libel, and defamation suit against the EFCC.
2. The Court affirms Abure as Labour Party's national chairman.
3. The incoming Vice President, Kashim Shettima, has said that removing the petrol subsidy, and removing multiple exchange rate systems, are two big challenges, to face.

1. The Supreme Court has given a judicial seal of approval, for the inauguration of President-elect, Bola Tinubu and Vice President-elect, Kashim Shettima—reported by, Daily Post.
2. An aircraft in Nigeria Air colors, was today sighted at Addis Ababa International Airport, heading to Abuja, Nigeria—report by, The Vanguard NG.

1. The Court of Appeal in Abuja has fined a former presidential candidate, 40 million naira, for filing a frivolous suit to stop the Presidential inauguration.
2. Governor Soludo writes President Buhari, and appeals for Nnamdi Kanu's release, as a parting gift.
3. Pat Utomi, has denied claims that the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, sponsored Peter Obi.

1. The Brazilians are 1-1, and three points behind unbeaten Group D leader, Nigeria, which beat Italy 2-0. Report by, Daily Mail.

1. The Home Secretary of the UK, has defended the international student package measures, that seek to block Nigerians from bringing their dependents, into the UK.
2. IMF Approves $3.5 billion Loan, For Cote d’Ivoire.
3. The Federal Government says, Nigerians can now request their commercial banks to issue them with a debit card, which doubles as their National Identity Card.

1. The CBN says it has revoked the operating licenses of 132 microfinance banks, three finance companies, and four primary mortgage banks. Report by, The Cable NG.
2. Former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, has expressed his readiness to support the incoming administration of Bola Tinubu. Report by, Thisday Life.

1. Nigerians have reacted to a Youtuber in the UK, Emdee Tiamiyu his interview with the BBC, on why immigrants apply for student visas.
2. Oando, and LAMATA, launch electric mass transit buses, in Lagos state.
3. President Buhari gave a robust defense of his administration’s 77 trillion naira debt, saying that the loans were largely used to fund projects, for the benefit of the people.

1. Nigeria is banking on the operations of Dangote refinery, to help it eliminate a $26 billion foreign-exchange bill. Report by, Rigzone.
2. President Biden has announced the designation of a Presidential Delegation, to attend the inauguration of Bola Tinubu as President. Report by, The Nation.

1. Nigerian Pilgrims to Saudi Arabia Will Have to Pay an Extra $100, on Airfare.
2. Nigerian petroleum agency to begin licensing enforcement, by June 2023.
3. Aliko Dangote disclosed yesterday, that the newly commissioned 650,000 pbd refinery would employ over 100,000 Nigerian youths, as well as generate over $21 billion.

1. High expectations as Dangote breaks NNPC’s monopoly, to launch the most significant oil refinery, located in Lagos State—report by, The Guardian NG.
2. NAFDAC has disclosed that over 70% of food exports from Nigeria have been rejected abroad—report by, The Daily Nigerian.

1. Promoters of the Lagos Free Zone have stated that it would contribute over $12 billion to Nigeria’s annual GDP, by 2032.
2. Mobile Network Operators in Nigeria, have begun the adoption of NCC’s new unified USSD codes.
3. Nigeria’s foreign exchange supply through the official window, increased to $15.2 billion in 2022, representing a 17.7% rise from 2021.

"Breaking News: Peter Obi requests seven weeks to provide witnesses, and The high court inquires about the $460 million Chinese loan. - this and more, are the latest developments happening in Nigeria.This is a quick summary of Nigeria's News Headlines on News Scroll, at Midday. I am Lola, and Today is 21st May, 2023.Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. The Federal Government has removed the Managing Director of the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria, Captain Rabiu Yadudu. Report by, Punch Newspaper.

2. Primate Elijah Ayodele, has revealed that some newly elected politicians will have a crisis with their predecessors, in the next administration. Report by, Independent NG.

Our final 3 Headlines are as reported by, Channels, ICIR, and LegitNG.

1. The Federal High Court Orders President Buhari's Government, To Account For the CCTV Project, which attracted a Chinese loan of 460 million dollars.

2. : Ozokwo, Bakare, and others, win big at the AMVCA 2023 event, yesterday.

3. Festus Keyamo has reacted to Peter Obi's request, for seven weeks to call fifty witnesses to prove his case against the president-elect, Bola Tinubu.

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"Breaking News: Chat GPT Founder Visits Nigeria, and The President Inaugurates a 21 billion naira presidential Medical Wing. - this and more, are the latest developments happening in Nigeria.This is a quick summary of Nigeria's News Headlines on News Scroll, at Midday. I am Lola, and Today is 20th May, 2023. Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. President Buhari inaugurated, the 21 billion naira Presidential Wing of the State House Medical Centre, with the First Lady, Aisha Buhari—report by, The Guardian.

2. The UN and its partners, appealed for nearly $400 million, to prevent widespread hunger and malnutrition, in Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe states—report by, the Vanguard NG.

Our final 3 Headlines are as reported by, The Will News, Politics Nigeria, and Peoples Gazette.

1. The EFCC has instructed the Governor of Zamfara State, Bello Matawalle, to provide proof of corruption allegations against its Chairman.

2. The EFCC has informed the general public, of the proposed move by some politicians with corruption issues, fleeing the country.

3. The CEO of Chat GPT, Sam Altman, is in Nigeria to interact with select members of the tech community, in an apparent move to broaden interests in artificial intelligence.

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1. Lamidi Apapa, the factional leader of the Labour Party, makes his appearance at the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal. Report by, Politics Nigeria.
2. Peter Obi says Nigeria's affairs should be mutually respected, this is in reaction, to the call between the US Secretary of State, and President-elect, Bola Tinubu. Report by, Daily Post.

1. The Federal Government approves the development of a platform, that will keep electronic records of birth and death registrations.
2. Chef Maliha Mohammed, who broke the Guinness world record for the longest time cooking for 75 hours in 2019, is set to challenge Nigerian Chef, Hilda Baci.
3. Following the attacks in Anambra State, Peter Obi, has warned about Nigeria’s “frightening gradual descent into anarchy.”