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Nigerian government suspends Turkish airline
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Nigerian government suspends Turkish airline

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This report says the Federal government has suspended the operations of Turkish Airlines in Nigeria due to the airline’s perceived poor treatment of passengers.

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Ngige reveals Nigeria loss due to Electricity workers call for Nationwide strike
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Ngige reveals Nigeria loss due to Electricity workers call for Nationwide strike

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The Federal government has said the call for a nationwide strike by electricity workers cost Nigeria billions of naira. 

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AGF takes over Sowore's case from the DSS
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AGF takes over Sowore's case from the DSS

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The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, ABUBAKAR MALAMI has taken over the case against the #RevolutionNow protests convener, OMOYELE SOWORE, from the Department of State Services, DSS.

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FG to end importation of petrol by 2023
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FG to end importation of petrol by 2023

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The Federal Government has set a 2023 deadline to stop the importation of petrol into the country.

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President Buhari returns from Egypt after ASWAN forum
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President Buhari returns from Egypt after ASWAN forum

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President MUHAMMADU BUHARI has returned to Abuja after a trip to Egypt after attending the Aswan Forum on Peace and Development in Africa.

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