📰NEWSPAPER🗞️HEADLINES: 07/10/2024
Rivers crisis: Wike camp heads for court as Fubara swears in LG chairmen
Naira-for-crude: Three refineries plan PMS production, Dangote awaits NNPC supply
Pensioners demand arrears from governors
Varsity workers threaten strike over withheld five-month salaries
Funds To Pay Corps Members’ New Allowance Not Yet Released – NYSC DG
FG approves over N840bn for rehabilitation of Abuja-Kaduna-Zaria-Kano, Bodo-Bonny roads
PoS transactions hit N6.23tn in seven months
Alleged defamation: Primeboy threatens legal action against Mohbad’s mother
I trafficked drug to pay my MSc fees – Canadian suspect
Fresh Israeli strikes hit south Beirut
Nigeria evacuates over 500 citizens from Lebanon amid conflict
Red blood cells are produced in the bone marrow as immature cells. After a week of maturing, they are sent out to the bloodstream. The bone marrow also produces 60-70% of white blood cells as well as all of the platelets.
The United Nations was formed after the end of World War II in 1945 to prevent another world war.
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Constitution Review: N/Assembly Targets Dec 25 For 1st Alterations
NELFUND student loan disbursement hits N84.2bn – Rep
Police to enrol in employees compensation scheme, says IG
Bobrisky: NCoS Awaits Investigation Outcome, Clarifies Inmate Admission Process
Customs enhances air surveillance with new Cessna Grand Caravan Acquisition
FG awards ₦366m phase 1 palliative works on Abuja-Kaduna expressway
Higher interest rates will curb inflation – Cardoso
‘I didn’t break the law,’ says culture minister Musawa on NYSC certificate saga
Ogun inland port for inauguration
FG gives Ekiti 15 CNG buses
Over two million voters registered for Ondo poll – INEC
Ondo 2024: 3,132 voters transfer voting to Ondo
Nigeria’s debt servicing soars to N6tn, says CBN report
Tariff hike: Discos revenue jumps to N887bn
Peter Igho appointed Coordinator Senior Citizens’ Centre’s ambassadors
UNILORIN offers undergraduates vocational training to curb unemployment
30 PhD holders resigned from Bauchi varsity, ASUU insists
COREN Proposes N75,000 Allowance For Engineering Interns
Withhold allocations to states failing to conduct credible LG elections, SERAP tells Tinubu
Coscharis subsidiary plans $4bn solar power project
TY Danjuma’s Company Takes Over Taraba Power Station
2027: LP welcomes Kwankwaso’s offer to be Obi’s running mate
APP wins 314 out of 319 Councillorship seats in Rivers LG polls
LG poll: AA candidate wins chairmanship seat in Rivers
APC sweeps Benue LG poll, wins all 23 Chairmanship and 276 Councillorship seats
LG Poll: The People Of Rivers Have Rejected Godfatherism – Atiku
Okpebholo assures residents of action from Nov 12
We acted to salvage local govt system in Rivers, says Fubara
Zamfara gov applauds public school teacher for national award achievement
Adeleke, Abiodun declare holiday for teachers
Sokoto gov forms 19-man economic council
Kano gov bags NUT golden award
Flood destroys over 80 homes in Plateau
Flood: Kogi govt opens alternative route in Ganaja
Fire guts Kano textile market
Police kill three suspected kidnappers, recover four rifles in Delta
Police arraign woman over N2.8m failed marriage promise
Akume’s aide emerges Africa’s first professor of Radioecology
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TODAY IN HISTORY
On this day in 1919, the official airline of the Netherlands, Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij N.V. or KLM, was formed. It is the oldest airline that still operates under its original name. The airline’s first flight took off on May 17, 1920 from London to Amsterdam in a leased airplane.
When we lose one blessing, another is often most unexpectedly given in its place. – C. S. Lewis
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