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EFCC investigates assault on Shawarma seller by officers
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission says it has launched an investigation into the alleged assault of Ms Mnena Ato, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Star Shawarma, Makurdi, Benue State.
Coronavirus: Joe Aribo, Rangers teammates defers salary for three month
Super Eagles midfielder Joe Aribo and his Glasgow Rangers teammates have decided to defer their salary for three months, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
150 Tunisians self-isolate in factory to make masks
Employees at a Tunisian factory are churning out 50,000 face masks a day and other protective medical gear after opting to go into lockdown at work.
Coronavirus: 13 ways to secure your workplace – WHO
Nigeria on Thursday announced the first confirmed case of Coronavirus (COVID-19) which has been plaguing many countries across the world.
Japan, US evacuate citizens from China as virus spreads
The United States and Japan flew citizens out of the Chinese city at the epicenter of a new virus outbreak on Wednesday, as the death toll rose sharply to 132 and the first case appeared in the Middle East.
High Court dismisses former employee’s libel suit against Eunisell
An Abuja High Court has dismissed a defamation case filed against Eunisell Limited and two others.
South African Airways secures state-led rescue
South African Airways was placed under a state-led rescue plan on Thursday as part of a massive restructuring following a costly week-long strike last month.
McDonald’s fires CEO for dating employee
According to CNN Business New York, Steve Easterbrook, has been fired as McDonald’s CEO and president after the board determined that he violated company policy. He has been replaced by Kempczinski.
Paris police attacker had colleague details on USB key
The Paris police employee who killed four colleagues at the force’s headquarters had a USB key with details on dozens of officers, raising fears he intended to pass them to other radicalised Islamists, a French daily reported Tuesday.
Action Against Hunger condemns killing of abducted staff
Action Against Hunger (AAH), an international non-governmental organisation, has condemned the killing of one of its abducted staff.
Eatery employee ‘assaults’ customer over cold fries
An employee at a New Orleans McDonald’s allegedly attacked a customer who complained about his order of fries being cold.
Tiger Woods, girlfriend named in wrongful death suit
Tiger Woods, restaurant manager Erica Herman, who is Woods’ girlfriend, and The Woods restaurant in Jupiter, Florida, are being sued for the wrongful death of an employee, who after working a shift in December drank alcohol at the restaurant before being killed in a car crash.
Leeds United apologise to Derby County over spy scandal
Marcelo Bielsa has been reminded of his responsibilities by Leeds United, and the club's owner Andrea Radrizzani has apologised to Derby County counterpart Mel Morris over the spying scandal.
Labour crisis: Federal government pledges sustainable industrial relation
The Federal Government says it is committed to sustainable industrial relation in addressing the incessant labour crisis in the country.
Chinese national arrested after calling Kenya’s president a ‘monkey’
Kenya has arrested a Chinese businessman after a video of him making a string of racist remarks was widely shared on social media, the government said on Thursday.
Zambia court finds men guilty of gay relationship
They were convicted on the testimony of a hotel employee who said she saw the pair having sex through a window. Prosecutors also presented videos and photographs of the men.
Gunman surrenders after woman killed in US supermarket hostage drama
A gunman took hostages inside a supermarket in Los Angeles on Saturday after a gun battle with police, leaving a store employee dead before the suspect handcuffed himself and surrendered, police said.
Libya state oil company shuts terminal after attack
Libya's state oil company said on Tuesday that it has halted crude exports at its Zawiya terminal due to falling production after an attack in which four workers were kidnapped.
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Medical council validates four coronavirus test kits – registrar
The Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN) says it has validated four Rapid Test Kits to determine their suitability for testing SAR-COV-2 infection popularly known as COVID-19 in the country.
Nigerian celebrities mourn deceased Majek Fashek
Nigerian celebrities have taken to their social media platforms to mourn the death of Music Legend, Majekodunmi Fasheke, a.k.a Majek Fashek.
Rwanda set to announce new coronavirus restrictions
Rwanda says it will announce new restrictions on containing the coronavirus Tuesday, a stark reversal of the country's plan days ago to ease restrictions, including motor vehicle travel throughout the country.
Nigeria declares telecoms facilities critical national Infrastructure
In response to the yearnings of industry stakeholders to declare telecom facilities Critical National Infrastructure, President Muhammadu Buhari, has finally approved and also directed that necessary physical protective measures be put in place to safeguard telecommunications infrastructure deployed across the country.
ASCAB: President Buhari’s speech underestimate Sani Abacha’s $5 billion loot
Alliance for Surviving COVID-19 and Beyond, (ASCAB), a group led by prominent Nigerian human rights lawyer, Femi Falana has said that President Muhammadu Buhari’s claim that late dictator, Sani Abacha, stole $1 billion contradicts the figures earlier released by his own officials.
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Kenya central bank governor says small businesses need urgent help
Kenya’s small and medium businesses need urgent help to survive the economic slowdown caused by the novel coronavirus, and many are at risk of shutting down by the end of June, the head of the central bank said on Thursday.
British religious leaders say churches should be allowed to open before cinemas
Prominent UK church leaders today branded the mass closure of churches ‘unlawful and unnecessary’ as they threatened a judicial review into keeping them shut.
Senator Melaye: One of Kogi coronavirus cases is known to me
Senator Dino Melaye from Kogi State has said that the Covid-19 case in the state is real and authentic.
Iran says scientist jailed in US to return in days
Iran’s foreign ministry said Monday that Sirous Asgari, a scientist jailed in the United States, is set to return to the Islamic republic within days.
Osagie Ize-Iyamu: Governor Obaseki was nowhere when I drafted APC constitution
Following the crisis in the Edo State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress, the Deputy Governor of Edo State, Philip Shaibu, has appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari to intervene in the crisis.