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President Buhari should refuse to sign the communique at the end of the ongoing London summit unless he gets firm investment pledges into the following industries

By Ayo Akinfe

[1] Ajaokuta Steel Mill
No nation can industrialise without steel. Without it, you simply cannot go about manufacturing, so until we get that plant up and running, we are going nowhere. Come on now, we have been at this thing since 1979

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Nigeria's revenue-to-GDP ratio collapses to about 5% making one of the lowest in the world

NIGERIA'S revenue-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio has fallen to about 5% over the last year making one of the lowest on the planet according to a recent report just published by the World Bank.

 

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Lagos State Police Command charges 48 Yoruba Nation protesters with death of 14 year old

LAGOS State Police Command has charged 48 Yoruba Nation protesters with unlawful protest and the killing of a woman before a Yaba chief magistrate’s court as a result of the demonstration held at Ojota on July 3.

 

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Fashola opens 1.5km bridge linking Cross River State with Cameroon in bid to boost trade

NIGERIA has opened 1 1.5km bridge linking Etung Local Government Area in Cross River State with neighbouring Cameroon as part of a programme to enhance trade and boost commerce between the two countries.

 

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Sunday Igboho transferred to more humane detention centre and granted access to doctors

YORUBA Nation activist Sunday Adeyemo has finally been transferred to a more humane detention facility and been given access to medical attention  after a Benin Republic high court accepted a plea from his lawyers that his civil rights be respected.

 

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Ipob expresses fear that Nnamdi Kanu may be dead after DSS fail to produce him in court

SECESSIONIST group the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob) has expressed fears that its leader Nnamdi Kanu have been killed in detention after the Department of State Services (DSS) failed to produce him in court yesterday.

 

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Several African leaders are currently in London for a summit called by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. When they go back, President Buhari should consider developing a continental transport programme to boost trade between them

Ayo Akinfe

[1] A Yaoundé-Douala-Calabar-Ikom railway line that will transport Cameroonian cocoa to the processing plant at Ikom in Cross River State

[2] A Lomé-Cotonou-Badagry-Apapa-Warri-Port Harcourt railway line that will link up West Africa’s coastal ports

[3] An Abuja-Niamey-Ouagadougou-Bamako-Conakry-Dakar railway line that will open up the Ecowas region to finished Nigerian goods

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Dozens rushed to hospital in Enugu State after brutal attack by Fulani herdsmen this morning

DOZENS of indigenes of Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State are currently lying critically ill in hospital after a brutal attack by gunmen suspected to be Fulani cattle herdsmen in the early hours of today.

 

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Germany to return up to 7,000 Benin artefacts looted in 1897 by the end of October

GERMANY has agreed to return over 7,000 historical artefacts plundered from Ancient Benin Kingdom to Nigeria by October this year as part of the ongoing programme to reverse the colonial plundering of Africa.

 

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Several Ipob members clad in Jewish garb and chanting Biafra songs arrested at Nnamdi Kanu's trial

SEVERAL members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob) clad in Jewish attire have been arrested outside the federal high court in Abuja where they went to attend the ongoing trial of the their leader Nnamdi Kanu.

 

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