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Beyond the lifting of licences of AIT/Raypower
The closure of media houses was a common phenomenon under the defunct military dictatorship in Nigeria. Since the restoration of civil rule 20 years ago, the dangerous trend has continued under succesive regimes either through military invasion of media houses or seizure of copies of newspapers.
Facebook post: Court grants FRCN reporter bail
A Kaduna State High Court on Wednesday, admitted Segun Onibiyo, a reporter with the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) to bail in the sum of N2 million.
2019: Journalists urged to be conflict-sensitive
The Director, International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos, Mr Lanre Arogundade, has advised Journalists to be conflict-sensitive in their reports as the country prepares for 2019 general elections.
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Anthony Joshua returns to the ring after triggering Andy Ruiz Jr rematch clause
Anthony Joshua is wasting no time when it comes to getting back into the swing of a full training regime, after his recent activation of the rematch clause to meet Andy Ruiz Jr in the ring once again.
AFCON: All eyes on Super Eagles, we can’t afford to fail – Oghenekaro Etebo
Super Eagles midfielder, Oghenekaro Peter Etebo, says he and his colleagues cannot afford to disappoint Nigerians when the 32nd Africa Cup of Nations begins on June 21 in Egypt.
Governor Sanwo-Olu appoints Justice Alogba as acting Lagos CJ
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Monday, appointed Justice Kazeem Alogba as the acting Chief Judge of Lagos State.
Report: Nigeria ranks highest in piracy, vessel stowaways
Nigeria overtook Indonesia in global piracy incidents in the maritime sector, accounting for one out of every four reported cases in 2018, according to the latest report by Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty, a global corporate insurance carrier and a key business unit of Allianz Group.
Nigerian Army confirms killing nine Boko Haram social media ‘personalities’
The Nigerian Army on Monday said it killed nine “social media personalities” of the Islamic State for West African Province.
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NASFAT: Islam not fairly reported in Nigeria
The President of the Nasrul-Lahi-il FathiSociety Worldwide, Kameel Bolarinwa, has said Nigeria media have not been fair in its report about Islam.
Juventus consider Mario Mandzukic sale as Maurizio Sarri again turns to Gonzalo Higuain
Juventus are open to selling striker Mario Mandzukic and it was reported they will listen to offers this summer for the Croatia international.
World Bank: Nigeria’s fuel subsidy not helping the poor
The Vice President for Sustainable Development, World Bank, Laura Tuck, has warned Nigeria and other countries paying subsidies on fossil fuels to desist from it as such practice was not in favour of the poor.
Kwara university to develop drones for oil theft, pipeline vandalism monitoring
The Kwara State University, KWASU, said one of its professors has won N21 million grant to develop a drone that will monitor oil theft and pipeline vandalism.
Arsenal defender confirms departure
Arsenal defender Stephan Lichtsteiner has confirmed he will leave the club with a message to fans on Instagram.