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Sokoto Governorship Candidate Escapes Gun Attack on Convoy
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31 Oct•The Abuja Times

Sokoto Governorship Candidate Escapes Gun Attack on Convoy

Manir Muhammad Dan’iya, the ADC governorship candidate in Sokoto State, narrowly escapes an armed assault on his convoy near the Sultan Abubakar III International Airport. The incident has raised concerns over the safety of political candidates as the election season intensifies.

Hamzat Unveils Ambitious 100-Point Manifesto to Transform Lagos State
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30 Oct•The Abuja Times

Hamzat Unveils Ambitious 100-Point Manifesto to Transform Lagos State

In a bold move to reshape governance in Lagos, Mr. Hamzat has unveiled a comprehensive 100-point manifesto that promises significant investments in healthcare and public services. Key initiatives include the establishment of a child protection agency and a state wealth fund aimed at fostering economic growth and improving the quality of life for residents.

NIPRD Achieves Milestones in Research and Public Health Initiatives
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30 Oct•The Abuja Times

NIPRD Achieves Milestones in Research and Public Health Initiatives

The National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development (NIPRD) has made significant progress in research efforts, staff welfare, and public health initiatives, including the establishment of an Ebola Response Team. These developments reflect the organization's commitment to enhancing healthcare delivery in Nigeria.

Mohbad's Family Calls for Postponement of Liam's DNA Test Amid Concerns
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30 Oct•The Abuja Times

Mohbad's Family Calls for Postponement of Liam's DNA Test Amid Concerns

The family of the late Nigerian musician Mohbad has requested a postponement of the DNA test for his son, Liam, citing concerns over the transportation of samples to an unnamed U.S. laboratory. They are demanding transparency regarding the laboratory's details before proceeding with the test.

Call for Stricter Laws Against Counterfeit Goods Gains Momentum in Nigeria
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30 Oct•The Abuja Times

Call for Stricter Laws Against Counterfeit Goods Gains Momentum in Nigeria

Olisa Metuh, a former spokesperson for the PDP, has advocated for harsher penalties, including extended prison terms and asset forfeiture, for those involved in the production and distribution of counterfeit drugs and adulterated goods. His recommendations aim to combat the growing issue of counterfeit products that threaten public health and safety.

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