Nigerian Newspapers: Saturday Morning Headlines to Know

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Nigerian Newspapers: Saturday morning brings a summary of crucial updates across the nation, highlighting significant events and developments. Here are the ten key stories you need to know today:

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  1. UN Predicts Hunger for 82 Million Nigerians by 2030: The United Nations has warned that 82 million Nigerians, approximately 64% of the population, may face hunger by 2030. The UN calls on the government to address climate change, pest infestations, and other threats to agricultural productivity, amidst rising food prices.
  2. Petrol Queues Re-emerge in Abuja and Surrounding States: New petrol queues surfaced in Abuja, Niger, and Nasarawa States on Friday due to the closure of filling stations operated by independent marketers. The closures result from the hike in the ex-depot price of petrol to N710/litre by private depot owners.
  3. Rivers State Supremacy Battle Reaches Supreme Court: The ongoing power struggle between Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and lawmakers loyal to his estranged godfather, Nyesom Wike, now Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, has moved to the Supreme Court.
  4. Nigerian Army’s Weekly Operations: The Nigerian Army reported that its troops recovered ammunition and neutralized 177 terrorists while arresting 263 suspects during operations across the country. This was disclosed by Major General Edward Buba, Director of Defence Media Operations, in a performance review on Friday.
  5. Armed Robbery in Kogi State: Armed robbers attacked a road safety officer known as Abu in Lokoja, Kogi State, on Friday. Abu was returning from a bank when he was attacked and robbed of an undisclosed amount of money after being shot multiple times.
  6. UK Election Sees Eight Nigerian-Origin Politicians Elected: A record eight UK politicians of Nigerian origin were elected to the House of Commons following the July 4 general election. Six of the elected officials are returning members of parliament.
  7. Edo APC Chairman Calls for Arrest of PDP Candidate: Ahead of the gubernatorial election, Edo State APC Acting Chairman Emperor Jarret Tenebe has called on the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, to arrest and prosecute PDP candidate Asue Ighodalo for allegedly forging his voter’s card.
  8. Anambra State Uncovers Over 300 Ghost Workers: The Anambra State Local Government Service Commission revealed that over 300 ghost workers have been drawing salaries from various local governments without reporting to work. This was disclosed by the commission’s chairman, Mr. Vincent Ezeaka, during an interview on Friday.
  9. President Tinubu Calls for National Solidarity: President Bola Tinubu urged Nigerians to unite against common threats undermining the nation’s well-being. He made this call on Friday while inaugurating the Resettlement Scheme for Persons Impacted by Conflicts in Tudun Biri, a Kaduna community accidentally bombed by the military last December.
  10. Sophia Momodu’s Custody Battle with Davido: Sophia Momodu, the estranged lover of Afrobeat musician Davido, told the Lagos State High Court in Yaba that Davido should not be granted custody of their daughter. She argued that Davido is more interested in exploiting her sexually than in their daughter’s welfare.

Nigerian Newspapers: Saturday morning updates provide a comprehensive view of the significant events shaping the nation today, ensuring readers stay informed about the latest developments.

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