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1. The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency, has warned churches, mosques, nightclubs, bars, and event centers, against noise pollution. Report by, Daily Post.
2. The Muslim Rights Concern on Monday, sent a SOS message to President Bola Tinubu, over the deplorable condition of the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway. Report by, Daily Nigerian.

1. Yoruba nation agitator Sunday igboho, has regained freedom from the Beninese authorities.
2. A Lagos state high court has sentenced policeman, ASP Drambi Vandi, to death by hanging, for killing Barrister Bolanle Raheem.
3. The Lagos Waste Management Authority has reopened Ladipo, and three other markets recently sealed for filth, and gross environmental abuse.

"Breaking News"; The FRSC, says there is a need for its personnel to bear firearms and The Federal Government suspends N-Power. 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 October 8th, 2023. Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. The NDLEA arrests 67-year-old man for ingesting 100 wraps of cocaine. Report by, Daily Post.

2. The Federal Government suspended N-Power, and announced investigation into past administrators—report by, peoples gazette.

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by daily trust, the will news, and legit NG.

1. The Federal Road Safety Corps, says there is a need for its personnel to bear firearms in discharging their duties, considering the level of security challenges across the country.

2. SERAP Asks Court To Stop Akpabio, Nine Ex-Govs From Collecting Life Pensions

3. The NNPP has warned the PDP, and Atiku Abubakar, against dragging its presidential candidate, Rabiu Kwankwaso, into their political struggle against the President.

This Rounds Up the News Updates in Nigeria, via News Scroll.

1. A former president of the NFF, Amaju Pinnick, has called out singer, Davido, for failing to perform at an event, despite being paid $94,600. Report by, Punch News.
2. Guinness Nigeria Plc has announced plans to stop the sales, and distribution of Johnnie Walker, Singleton, Baileys, and other imported brands, citing Nigeria’s currency problems. Report by, ICIR.

1. Police in Nigeria said on Friday, that an unqualified nurse was the main suspect in the death of Mohbad in September, accusing her of administering drugs with "professional negligence".
2. Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Professor Umar Danbatta has said the Commission is driving initiatives for the full deployment of 5G network, in Nigeria.
3. The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), says it has responded to an inquiry by the Lagos State Police Command on social media allegations, bordering on the alleged arrest and detention of the late singer, mohbad.

1. Childhood friend questioned over the murder of Afrobeats singer, Moh-bad. Report by, ITV News.
2. Opay has come out to explain its position on the account anomalies, denying that it engaged in any underhand dealing. Report by, the leadership NG.

1. Diageo Plc’s Nigerian arm, will stop importing some spirits such as Johnnie Walker whiskey next year, to help reduce its foreign exchange needs and the impact of a volatile currency on its business.
2. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has denied plans to increase its pump prices.
3. : the Federal Government Borrows 120 billion naira from the World Bank, to Purchase 1.25 million Prepaid Metres, at a Discounted Consumer Rate.

"Breaking News"; The Federal Government investigates Opay, and Meta, while the World Bank revises the economic growth of Nigeria. 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 October 5th, 2023.Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. The Federal Government has unveiled plans to commence the payment of 25,000 naira grants, to members of the Nigeria Union of Pensioners (NUP). Report by, tribune online.

2. Nigerian Railway Corporation, Suspends Staff For Illegal Collection Of Cash From Passengers. Report by, Leadership NG.

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

1. The World Bank has revised its economic growth outlook for Nigeria in 2023, to 2.9 percent.

2. The Nigerian government has commenced investigations into the activities of Meta (formerly known as Facebook), DHL, and online payment platform, OPay, for alleged data breaches.

3. A Magistrate Court in Yaba, Lagos State, ordered that Naira Marley, Sam Larry, and two others, should be remanded over the death of Mohbad.

This Rounds Up the News Updates in Nigeria, via News Scroll.

1. Sub-Saharan Africa's economic growth, is expected to be slow this year, dragged down by slumps in heavyweights South Africa, Nigeria, and Angola. Report by, Reuters.
2. Nigeria and other African nations have expressed commitment toward the development of their 620 trillion cubic feet of proven gas reserves, targeted at bolstering energy security, industrialization, and environmental sustainability. Report by, The Vanguard NG.

1. President Bola Tinubu has been urged to expeditiously present a 2023 Supplementary Budget, to the National Assembly, to kick-start his Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) project.
2. Afrobeats star Naira Marley, has been taken into custody by Nigerian authorities, to assist with investigations into the death of fellow musician, Moh-Bad.
3. The Kaduna State ministerial nominee, Abbas Balarabe, collapsed during his screening before the Senate.

1. Chicago State University (CSU) has obeyed a court order, by releasing the academic records of President Bola Tinubu. Report by, Legit NG.
2. Access Bank partners with British International Investment, for $60m trade finance facility. Report by, investing.

1. The Labor Party rejects the judgment of the governorship tribunal in Rivers State, and proceeds to Appeal Court.
2. At least 37 people, including two pregnant women, were burned to death after a blast at an illegal oil refinery in southern Nigeria.
3. The Nigeria Labour Congress has agreed to suspend the indefinite strike action slated to commence, on Tuesday, October 3, for 30 days, following a memorandum of understanding, reached with the Federal government.

1. The Federal Government hopes to create about 50,000 jobs, through Artificial Intelligence, by 2030. Report by, the Guardian NG.
2. Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has called for collective efforts, in rebuilding the Federal Capital Territory. Report by, the guardian NG.

1. Former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, appeared in a London court on Monday, to face charges bordering on receiving bribes in the form of cash.
2. The Lagos State government on Saturday, began clearing shanties, and Makeshifts, along the Red Rail line city project, in a bid to reclaim the right of way, within the Red Rail Line corridors.
3. ilebaye, has emerged as the winner of the Allstars season, of the Big Brother Naija reality TV show.

1. Peter Obi has urged Nigerians not to despair after 63 years of their nationhood, but to remain hopeful, that a better Nigeria is still possible. Report by, the guardian NG.
2. President Bola Tinubu has announced, a six-month temporary wage increase, for some low-income workers in Nigeria. Report by, Olori supergal.

1. The United States District Court has objected to President Bola Tinubu's appeal, to stop the release of his academic credentials by the Chicago State University, to Atiku Abubakar.
2. As part of last-minute moves to prevent the imminent nationwide indefinite strike organized by labor unions, the federal government has called for a last-minute meeting with its leaders.
3. President Bola Tinubu has vowed to expose the rot in the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), describing the apex bank under his predecessor, as a den of corruption.

1. President Tinubu Returns To Abuja, After Attending 78th Session Of UN General Assembly, In New York. Report by, the will news.
2. Doctors, and other health workers, join the proposed indefinite labor strike. Report by, Daily Post.

1. Radio, television, theatre, and arts workers, will all shut down activities during the proposed nationwide industrial action, starting from October 3, 2023.
2. Reno Omokri, a socio-political activist, has said most Nigerians do not want justice for the singer, Moh-bad.
3. Sokoto Tribunal Dismisses PDP’s Petition, Against Governor Aliyu.