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Hajj: 1,774 pilgrims from llorin zone flown so far

Hajj: 1,774 pilgrims from llorin zone flown so far

Airport authority made the figure known on Saturday

Trump sends envoys to Middle East to discuss peace

U.S notifies UN of withdrawal from Paris Climate Accord

US made the notification for the withdrawal from Paris Climate Accord on Friday.

From 2018, no national ID number, no passport – FG

From 2018, no national ID number, no passport – FG

NIS boss made the new condition for passport known in Abuja

MEND dissociates self from PANDEF, withdraws representatives

MEND dissociates self from PANDEF, withdraws representatives

MEND said PANDEF’s conference in Abuja, Monday, was hypocritical

Lagos CJ frees 80 minors, juvenile offenders from Badagry Prison

Lagos CJ frees 80 minors, juvenile offenders from Badagry Prison

The minors released by the Lagos State CJ were imprisoned for sundry offences

Saraki outlines next priorities for the Senate

Senate passes bill to remove NFIU from EFCC

The NFIA bill was passed by Senate Thursday

The Borno State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) on Saturday said it spent over N2 billion distributing food items and condiments to IDPs in the last four years. SEMA’s chairman, Alhaji Satomi Ahmad, made the disclosure in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Maiduguri. Ahmad said that the amount went into procurement and distribution of foodstuffs, firewood, drugs and condiments to persons displaced by Boko Haram insurgency in the state. He said that the gesture was to augment the Federal Government and development agencies’ efforts to support the displaced persons and address humanitarian crisis. “Previously, the agency spent about N20 million on procurement and distribution of firewood alone to displaced households in the camps and liberated communities. “The trend resulted in unprecedented upsurge in the demand and supply of firewood in the state. “This also naturally resulted in depletion of forest resources and destruction of the environment which left us with no options than to start using charcoal,” he said. Satomi said the choice of charcoal came with high cost as the initial funds for firewood went up astronomically. The chairman said the agency had also concluded arrangements to de-worm and immunise all children in IDPs camps and liberated communities. He said that the exercise was designed to protect children against diseases, reduce morbidity and mortality. According to him, the agency had deployed nine mobile clinics to enhance rapid response and disaster management services in the state.

262 more Nigerians return from Libya

The returnees came back voluntarily with the help of Nigerian government

Angelina Jolie reveals Bell’s palsy diagnosis; says children are still ‘healing’ from Brad Pitt divorce

Angelina Jolie reveals Bell’s Palsy diagnosis; says children are still ‘healing’ from Brad Pitt divorce

Jolie spoke out about her public divorce

Magu gets global endorsement as Nigeria improves in TI corruption index

EFCC recovers N328.9bn from Conoil, Oando, 7 others

EFCC made the recovery known in a statement on Wednesday.

1.2 million women and girls suffer from obstetric fistula in Nigeria – Foundation

The foundation has rehabilitated the total of 408 VVF patients in Jigawa State

The Borno State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) on Saturday said it spent over N2 billion distributing food items and condiments to IDPs in the last four years. SEMA’s chairman, Alhaji Satomi Ahmad, made the disclosure in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Maiduguri. Ahmad said that the amount went into procurement and distribution of foodstuffs, firewood, drugs and condiments to persons displaced by Boko Haram insurgency in the state. He said that the gesture was to augment the Federal Government and development agencies’ efforts to support the displaced persons and address humanitarian crisis. “Previously, the agency spent about N20 million on procurement and distribution of firewood alone to displaced households in the camps and liberated communities. “The trend resulted in unprecedented upsurge in the demand and supply of firewood in the state. “This also naturally resulted in depletion of forest resources and destruction of the environment which left us with no options than to start using charcoal,” he said. Satomi said the choice of charcoal came with high cost as the initial funds for firewood went up astronomically. The chairman said the agency had also concluded arrangements to de-worm and immunise all children in IDPs camps and liberated communities. He said that the exercise was designed to protect children against diseases, reduce morbidity and mortality. According to him, the agency had deployed nine mobile clinics to enhance rapid response and disaster management services in the state.

46, 000 IDPs return to Borno from Cameroun, Chad, Niger –NEMA

NEMA boss disclosed the figure of IDP who returned to Borno, while distributing relief materials

O.J. Simpson to be released from Nevada prison in October

O.J. Simpson to be released from Nevada prison in October

Plan to release O.J. Simpson was made by the authorities Thursday

12 Million Nigerian Children Out of School -Education Minister Adamu Adamu

FG separates CRK from IRK in school curriculum

Adamu gave the directive for the separation of CRK, IRK Thursday in Abuja

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