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FCDA Official Sentenced to Seven Years for Land Fraud
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

FCDA Official Sentenced to Seven Years for Land Fraud

A court has sentenced a former official of the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) to seven years in prison for defrauding a land buyer by selling non-existent properties. The case highlights ongoing issues of corruption and misconduct within urban planning departments in Nigeria.

Governor Mbah Highlights Progress in Enugu, Reaffirms Public Confidence
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

Governor Mbah Highlights Progress in Enugu, Reaffirms Public Confidence

In a recent address, Governor Mbah detailed the achievements of his administration, showcasing advancements in security, infrastructure, and education since taking office. He emphasized the restoration of public trust in government as a key outcome of these initiatives.

APC Youth Group Advocates for Unity as 2027 Elections Approach
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

APC Youth Group Advocates for Unity as 2027 Elections Approach

A youth support group within the All Progressives Congress (APC) has called for solidarity among party members as the 2027 elections draw near. The group emphasized the importance of uniting behind President Bola Tinubu's re-election bid and urged party youths to prioritize mobilization over internal conflicts.

Lagos State Government to Enforce Regulations on Borehole Drilling
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

Lagos State Government to Enforce Regulations on Borehole Drilling

In a bid to regulate groundwater extraction, the Lagos State Government has issued a stern warning to individuals and businesses intending to drill boreholes without the necessary permits. Failure to comply will result in the sealing of illegal boreholes and potential prosecution of the operators.

Africa CDC Issues Urgent Warning as Ebola Cases Exceed 10,000
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

Africa CDC Issues Urgent Warning as Ebola Cases Exceed 10,000

The Africa CDC has raised alarms over the continent's struggle against Ebola, with cases surpassing the 10,000 mark. Health ministers from across Africa are urged to enhance border coordination and surveillance to combat the escalating crisis.

Tompolo and Oyebanji Rally Ekiti Voters for Tinubu's 2027 Presidential Bid
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

Tompolo and Oyebanji Rally Ekiti Voters for Tinubu's 2027 Presidential Bid

In a fervent appeal, Tompolo and Oyebanji have urged Ekiti voters to deliver a decisive victory for President Tinubu in the upcoming 2027 elections, highlighting his esteemed status among the Yoruba people. The duo unveiled 25 vehicles to bolster campaign efforts, emphasizing the importance of robust voter turnout.

Lawmakers Demand Urgent Security and Humanitarian Action in Taraba Amid Bandit Attacks
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

Lawmakers Demand Urgent Security and Humanitarian Action in Taraba Amid Bandit Attacks

In response to escalating bandit attacks in Taraba State, Nigerian lawmakers are calling for immediate security enhancements and humanitarian assistance to affected communities. The representatives also emphasized the need to complete the stalled Wase-Karim Lamido road project to bolster effective security operations.

Nigeria Reassesses National Security Strategy Amid Rising Threats
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

Nigeria Reassesses National Security Strategy Amid Rising Threats

In a significant move to bolster national safety, the Nigerian government has initiated a comprehensive review of its security strategy, focusing on tackling terrorism, cyber threats, and the spread of misinformation. The committee, led by National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu, was inaugurated on October 29, aiming to enhance the country's resilience against evolving security challenges.

Nigeria's Excise Stamp Policy: A Challenge to Tax Reform Progress
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29 Oct•The Abuja Times

Nigeria's Excise Stamp Policy: A Challenge to Tax Reform Progress

The introduction of Nigeria's excise stamp policy raises concerns about potential setbacks in the ongoing tax reform efforts, as regulatory duplication could undermine progress. Experts urge the government to ensure that the new regime enhances enforcement to justify its implementation costs.

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