By Aluta News June 6, 2021 Governments of the United Kingdom (UK), Canada, Republic of Ireland, Norway and those of the European Union (EU) have called for dialogue in resolving the Nigeria-Twitter faceoff. The countries made the call in a joint statement made available to journalists on Saturday in Abuja.Continue Reading

By Aluta News June 6, 2021 The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) will prioritise measures aimed at preventing corruption in order to save the huge cost of prosecuting corruption cases. Executive Chairman of EFCC, Mr Abdulrasheed Bawa, said other measures undertaken by the agency included the re-launch of theContinue Reading

By Aluta News June 6, 2021 The Police Command in Niger says 11 persons died in an auto crash that occurred in Wuya village of Lemu Local Government Area of the state. Commissioner of Police Adamu Usman told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Minna that other persons sustainedContinue Reading

By Aluta News June 5, 2021 Niger Tornadoes Football Club (FC) of Minna on Saturday defeated visiting Kebbi United FC of Birnin Kebbi 1-0 in the ongoing 2020/2021 Nigeria National League (NNL). The match was played at the Bako Kontagora Memorial Stadium in Minna. In the first half of theContinue Reading

By Aluta News June 2021 Gov. Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has urged Nigerians to imbibe peaceful coexistence and religious harmony to enhance development in the country. Makinde stated this when he hosted the former Emir of Kano, Sheikh Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, at the Government House, Agodi, Ibadan, on Saturday.Continue Reading

By Aluta News June 5, 2021 The National Igbo Cultural Association of Nigeria, Adamawa chapter, said it believed in one Nigeria as an indivisible nation. Chief Fidelis Umeh, the President-General of the chapter, stated this at a news conference on Saturday in Yola. Umeh condoled with the government and peopleContinue Reading

By Aluta News June 5, 2021 The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), says Nigeria’s total merchandise trade stood at N9.757 trillion representing 6.99 per cent increase in the first quarter (Q1). The bureau said this in its “Foreign Trade in Goods Statistics-Q1, 2021” obtained from its website on Saturday. ItContinue Reading