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ANYONE importing and distributing generators across Nigeria will be liable to a 10 year prison sentence under fresh proposals being put debated under a bill currently before the National Assembly.

Yesterday, Senator Birma Enagi from Niger State introduced a bill in the senate to restrict the importation of private generators across the country. His bill, if it becomes law, will criminalise the importation, sale and usage of generators in Nigeria.

SUPER Eagles leftback Jamilu Collins could be on his way to the English Premier League next season as several clubsides including Fulham and Newcastle United have begun making enquiries about his availability.

By Ayo Akinfe

(1) He should insist that 50% of Kaduna State’s annual budget is spent on education every year between now and 2030

(2) He should get the Kaduna State University (KSA) to open vocational technical colleges in each of its 23 local government areas

BRITISH Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency (MHRA) officials have begun investigating a claim which appears to have originated in Nigeria that a cure for the dreaded coronavirus has been found and can be purchased online for £79.99.

NUMEROUS male senators opposed the passing of a new law in the National Assembly yesterday when a bill aimed at enshrining gender parity in the Nigerian constitution was debated on the floor of the house.

NIGERIA is facing the prospect of more gloomy economic news as a result of the coronavirus-induced oil crisis as Saudi Arabia has announced plans to increase its daily output to 13m barrels which is certain to depress global prices further.

FORMER Super Eagles skipper Mikel Obi could be joining Chelsea as a coach shortly after Russian owner Roman Abramovich approached him with an offer to join the club's coaching staff when he quits playing.

FORMER Kano State governor Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso has accused President Muhammadu Buhari of being behind the removal of the Emir of Kano Alhaji Lamido Sanusi from office earlier this week.

By Ayo Akinfe

NIGERIAN health management organisation Hygeia HMO has entered into a strategic partnership with British financial services firms PiP iT Global and Sochitel that will enable Nigerians living and working in the UK to buy healthcare plans for their parents back home.