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"Breaking News; The FCT approves a draft Property Tax regulation. This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria.

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I am Lola, and Today is November 13th, 2023.

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1. The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has approved a draft property tax regulation, for the city. Report by, The Guardian NG.
2. Diplomats from the European Union, and the UK, have been accused of trying to “kill” proposals, that seek to give more voice to developing countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, Brazil, India, and others, in international tax negotiations. Report by, Nairametrics.

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by Naija News, The Nationonline, and Legit NG.

1. The NNPC Limited has said it brokered a peace deal to settle the lingering rift between the management of TotalEnergies and Pengassan.
2. The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has given 20 million naira to the Faith Foundation Mission Hospital in Enugu State, to establish a College of Nursing Sciences.
3. INEC has adjourned the state collation of results for the Bayelsa election, due to a pending result from Southern Ijaw LGA.

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"Breaking News; Governor Hope Uzodimma retains Imo state's leadership, and Nigeria establishes a Business council with Saudi Arabia. This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria.

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I am Lola, and Today is November 12th, 2023.

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1. Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, has said Nigeria is committed to achieving clean, and affordable energy for economic prosperity. Report by, Vanguard NG.
2. The Supervisory Presiding Officer of the INEC Bayelsa, who was taken hostage on Friday, has regained freedom. Report by, ICIR.

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by BNN Bloomberg, Leadership NG, and Sahara Reporters.

1. Nigeria says it sees “immediate” multi-billion-dollar investment flows from Saudi Arabia, after it signed an agreement with the kingdom, to establish a business council.
2. Service provider, MTN Nigeria, has affirmed that subscribers whose debts were initially canceled will still have to pay them, once the system issue is resolved.
3. Governor Hope Uzodimma of the APC, has been declared as the winner of Saturday’s governorship election, in Imo State.

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"Breaking News; "LASTMA officials arrest reckless driver, and There could be an increase in Nigeria's Inflation". This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria.

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I am Lola, and Today is November 11th, 2023.

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1. Operatives of LASTMA have arrested a ‘reckless’ private car driver, involved in a fatal accident, that resulted in the death of an innocent passerby in Ogba Lagos. Report by, channels tv.
2. Former President, Goodluck Jonathan, has said that the current trend of off-cycle elections may affect presidential polls in Nigeria. Report by, Politics Nigeria.

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by Naija News, Legit NG, and Nairametrics.

1. Vote Buying Rocks Bayelsa Governorship Election, Amidst Heavy Security Presence.
2. In line with its commitment to support women, and youth-owned businesses in Nigeria, Access Bank Plc, has partnered with the Federal Government of Nigeria, to provide N30 billion in support of four million Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises.
3. Ahead of the release of October 2023 inflation figures on Tuesday, November 14, by the NBS, analysts at Afrinvest West Africa, are forecasting a further hike in Nigeria’s headline inflation rate, to 27.9% for October 2023.

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"Breaking News; "NLC President narrates being beaten by thugs, and the Federal Government Signs MOU, with Saudi Arabia". This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria.

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I am Lola, and Today is November 10th, 2023.

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1. President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Joe Ajaero, said that he was arrested in Oh-way-ri by the Police, and was handed over to waiting thugs, who got him thoroughly beaten. Report by, Vanguard NG.
2. The sale of Shoprite in Nigeria will now be put on hold, until further notice. Report by, Legit NG.

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by Africa News, Ripples Nigeria, and Punch Newspaper.

1. The human species has topped 8 billion, with longer lifespans offsetting fewer births, but world population growth continues a long-term trend of slowing down, the U.S. Census Bureau said.
2. The Federal Government, on Thursday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to strengthen bilateral ties, and advance mutual interests in the oil and gas sector.
3. China’s declining growth is set to affect Nigeria’s economic fortune, the International Monetary Fund has disclosed.

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"Breaking News; "President Bola Tinubu departs for Saudi Africa Summit, and NLC protesters, block Abuja Airport". This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria.

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I am Lola, and Today is November 9th, 2023.

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1. Confusion rocked the atmosphere at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja today, as members of the NLC and TUC staged a protest, causing the disruption of normal activities, and leaving passengers stranded. Report by, the Vanguard NG.
2. President Bola Tinubu departs Abuja for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to attend the first Saudi-Africa Summit. Report by, Guardian NG.

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by The Will News, The Guardian NG, and Daily Nigerian.

1. FCT High Court has restrained a South African company, Novare, and its subsidiaries, from selling off their assets in Nigeria.
2. A total of 36 Nigerian migrants, including children, have been deported from Sweden.
3. The Minister of Information, and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, says the 2023 supplementary budget is a bold, and pragmatic response, to address the current economic challenges in the country.

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"Breaking News; "The EFCC presents Godwin Emefiele before the court, and LASU suspends its dean of Student Affairs". This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria.

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I am Lola, and Today is November 8th, 2023.

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1. The EFCC brought before the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), the former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele. Report by, the will Nigeria.
2. comptroller-general of Nigeria Customs Service, Adewale Adeniyi says the service recorded a surge in monthly revenue collection to 333.9 billion naira, in the past four months. Report by, Peoples Gazette.

> Our final 3 headlines are as reported by The Guardian NG, Ripples Nigeria, and The Vanguard NG.

1. The Federal Government has inaugurated additional enhanced e-passport facilities, at selected Nigerian Embassies in Italy, Spain, Greece, Austria, and Switzerland.
2. The Presidency has assured that President Bola Tinubu’s administration would remain relentless, in working on policies that will strengthen the Naira.
3. The Lagos State University, Ojo, has ousted the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof Tajudeen Olumoko., after a report published online, over alleged racketeering at the university.

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"Breaking News; "Irish chef, unseats Nigeria’s Hilda Bassey, and the federal government improves facilities in universities". This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria.

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I am Lola, and Today is November 7th, 2023.

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1. Chairman of the National Population Commission (NPC), Hon Nasir Isa Kwara, assured Nigerians, and the international community, to provide accurate population data against the current estimated, 223 million. report by, tribune online.
2. The federal government says it has begun to improve facilities in universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education, to attract international faculties and students. Report by, Daily Post.

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by CNN, and Politics Nigeria.

1. Irish chef, Alan Fisher, has unseated Nigeria’s Hilda Bassey, to take the world record, for the longest cooking marathon.
2. Lagos state reverts to discount for BRT buses, rail line, and begins implementation of 25% discount.
3. The federal government has said that Nigerians will soon be able to monitor, and track the implementation of federal government projects.

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1. The Federal Government will Hold NNPC Limited Responsible if Refinery Fails to Work as Scheduled. Report by, Legit NG.
2. Nigeria's naira firmed to 1,000 per dollar on the black market on Monday, online platform abokiFX showed, recovering from a record low of 1,300 naira after the central bank started to clear outstanding currency forwards owed to banks. Report by, Reuters.

1. Nigerian singer, Naira Marley and his aide, Sam Larry, have been granted bail after weeks in detention.
2. The first edition of Afro Nation Nigeria, scheduled to take place in Lagos, in December, has been canceled.
3. Peter Obi, will address a World Press Conference in Abuja today, by 2 p.m. Peter Obi is expected to react to the Supreme Court’s judgment, affirming Bola Tinubu as the elected president of Nigeria.

"Breaking News"; Diezani Allison-Madueke, has asked Nigerians to pray for her, and NDLEA busts drug cartel, in Lagos . This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria. This is a quick summary list, of Nigeria's News Headlines from News Scroll. I am Lola, and Today is November 5th, 2023. Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. NDLEA busts drug cartel, and seizes 14.4 million pills of Opioids, in Lagos State. Report by Vanguard, NG.
2. SERAP has filed a suit against President Tinubu over missing $15 billion, and 200 billion naira of oil revenues. Report by, Nairametrics.

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1. Former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Allison-Madueke, has asked Nigerians to pray for her, over the multi-million-pound allegations, and charges of bribery and corruption, instituted against her by the United Kingdom National Crime Agency.
2. The chairman, of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Mahmood Yakubu, has advised staff members of the commission to remain non-partisan and maintain their integrity, ahead of the Bayelsa, Imo, and Kogi governorship elections.
3. The federal government has commenced an investigation into the crash-landing of a private jet, in Ibadan.

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1. The United States has issued an alert about “elevated threats” to major hotels, in the “larger cities” of Nigeria. Report by, Peoples Gazette.
2. Glaxo Smith Kline Consumer Nigeria Plc will pay its shareholders 17.42 naira for every share held, as per the proposed Scheme of Arrangement, for the dissolution of the company. Report by, The Will Nigeria.

1. Dangote Industries Limited has recently come forward to address what it calls unfounded allegations of foreign exchange malpractices, and money laundering, purportedly involving a staggering sum of $3.4 billion.
2. The French government is set to repatriate another $150 million, from the looted funds linked to the former Nigerian military President, Sani Abacha, back to Nigeria.
3. President Bola Tinubu says his administration is committed to providing the necessary support for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises, to unlock their full potential, and ensure their long-term success.