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Ekiti state governor elect, Abiodun Oyebanji, on Sunday took over the reins of power as the new Governor of Ekiti State with a pledge to pursue a vision that will make the State a land of prosperity, opportunity, peace and...

 Ekiti state governor elect, on Sunday took over the reins of power as the new Governor of Ekiti State with a pledge to pursue a vision that will make the State a land of prosperity, opportunity, peace and... Delivering his inaugural speech shortly after being sworn into office, Oyebanji assured the people of the state that he understood his mission and he has come to fulfill it to justify the mandate... Governor Biodun Oyebanji assured the Ekiti Parapo... My Vision is for Ekiti to be a Land of Prosperity 

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Nigeria is being hit with some of its worst flooding in over a decade with more than 500 deaths Authorities say that more than one million people have been displaced so far. So sad to see the hundreds losing their lives in the floods in the various states of Nigeria! May their souls Rest In Peace! Need strong climate action. Adaptation and mitigation plans need to kick in.

Boxing 🥊 Obi To A Conner. Recently obidient, that's Peters supporters. Was very visible everywhere, challenging the very structurally instituted parties like APC and PDP, the two dragons in the game. Hoping to pull the rug of their feet. All to no avail.  The counter rally has begun...enjoy the ride as it goes. 

  This week President @MBuhari assented to the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act 2020. It repeals the extant Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act 1991 as amended.

A petrol filling station was gutted by fire and a building collapses in Lagos... BREAKING: Petrol station on fire in Lagos as another building collapses

Nigerian youths began testifying against police and military killings and brutality.  Live TV  Nigeria's youth finds its voice with the EndSARS protest movement Analysis by Stephanie Busari, CNN Updated 6:05 PM EDT, Sun October 25, 2020 Lagos, Nigeria(CNN) For nearly two weeks angry young Nigerians have taken to the streets, blocking major roads across cities in Africa's most populous nation. They marched in tens of thousands chanting "Enough is Enough" against police brutality and violence. The group's initial demands were for a notorious police unit known as the Special Anti Robbery Squad, or SARS, to be shut down, but the marches have since morphed into protests campaigning for police reform and an end to bad governance in the oil-rich country. {"uid":0.9623165168876744,"hostPeerName":"https://amp-cnn-com.cdn.ampproject.org","initialGeometry":"{\"windowCoords_t\":0,\"windowCoords_r\":360,\"...