“Monday Digest: Highlights from Nigerian Newspapers”

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Greetings readers! Here’s a roundup and Highlights from Nigerian Newspapers” of the latest headlines making waves in Nigerian newspapers today:

  1. Rivers State Assembly Factional Screening: The factional House of Assembly led by Speaker Victor Oko-Jumbo has invited a commissioner-nominee, Danagogo Iboroma, for screening and confirmation.
  2. Obasanjo on Governance: Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, speaking at the commissioning of a presidential lodge in Osun State, emphasized the importance of honesty and simplicity in governance.
  3. Security Concerns in Enugu: Hoodlums attacked a Police Station in Umabor, Enugu State, resulting in the death of two policemen. This incident follows a previous attack on security personnel in nearby Orba community.
  4. Labour Threatens Shutdown: Organised labour announced plans to shut down offices of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and Distribution Companies nationwide, demanding a total reversal of electricity tariff hikes.
  5. Coalition of Fulani Groups React: A coalition of Fulani groups in Plateau State has spoken out following recent attacks in Bassa Local Government Area, echoing concerns raised by the Department of State Services (DSS).
  6. Governor Diri Advocates for Fiscal Federalism: Bayelsa State Governor Douye Diri calls for a review of revenue derivation formula, citing the need for equitable distribution of resources among states.
  7. Political Solidarity Protest in Rivers: Leaders of APC and PDP in Rivers State staged a solidarity protest to the House of Assembly quarters, underscoring ongoing political tensions in the region.
  8. Alleged Murder in Ogun State: A landlord and her husband are sought by authorities after allegedly disposing of their tenant’s body in a canal in Temidire community, Ogun State.
  9. IMF’s Warning on Subsidies: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) cautions the Nigerian government to remove implicit fuel and electricity subsidies, citing potential economic implications.
  10. Tragic Abduction in Zaria: Residents of Zaria mourn the abduction and killing of six-year-old Aisha Dahiru, allegedly by her cousin AbdulAzeez Idris. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for justice in the community.

Stay tuned for more Highlights from Nigerian Newspapers” further updates and developments as these stories continue to unfold across Nigeria

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