Fresh Earthquake Hits Turkey-Syria Border
The latest quake which was a magnitude of 6.4 happened near the southern Turkish city of Antakya and was felt in Syria, Egypt and Lebanon, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
Author: Toscad News
Pandemonium As Explosion Rocks Delta Community
The gas station, identified as the NELMIC gas plant, is located opposite the Effurun post office.
Gunmen Attack Police Facility In Anambra, Kill Four Officers
Four officers were killed when suspected in an attack on a police facility in Awada, Idemilli North Local Government Area (LGA) of Anambra.
Nigerians Will Witness Most Transparent Elections, INEC Vows
“We are going to experience an election without vote buying. There will be no money to buy votes. I assure you that the elections will be very free and fair.
NPC Trains Media On Effective Census Coverage In Nasarawa
He disclosed that the NPC was well prepared to conduct the forthcoming census exercise in the state.
CBN Confiscated, Didn’t Swap Currency, Says El-Rufai
El-Rufai slammed the President over his directive which he said was in disobedience to the February 8 Supreme Court Order restraining the Federal Government from ending its cash swap policy on February 10.
Flying Eagles Lose To Senegal In U-20 AFCON Opener
The Cubs broke the deadlock five minutes before the break courtesy of Sulaymane Faye’s close-range finish.
Victim Testifies As Ekweremadu’s Organ Harvesting Trial Continues
Ekweremadu is standing trial for allegedly plotting to harvest the kidney of a 22-year-old street trader.
Falana Demands Details Of New Naira Notes Disbursed To Banks
In the letter dated February 16, 2023, Falana also demanded that the apex bank provide the list of customers who might have withdrawn more than the N100,000 sum approved by the CBN.
Fuel Queues May Return as NNPCL Depots Run Low
The Chairman IPMAN Satellite Depot, Akin Akinrinade, who confirmed the development to our correspondent, said, “My members loaded on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. But we could not load on Saturday because NNPCL depots did not have products.