FG had no hand in Buhari bomb attack - IGP

Inspector-General of Police, Suleiman Abba, today, declared that the Federal Government had no hand in the deadly attacks on former Head of State, General Muhammadu Buhari, and Shiekh Dahiru Bauchi by Boko Haram insurgents two weeks ago.

Speaking in his maiden meeting with all Assistant Inspectors- General, AIGs, and Commissioners of Police at Force headquarters in Abuja, the IGP said findings from a high-powered delegation of police officers to Kaduna by his predecessor found that the Federal Government had no hand in the bombings that targeted the two prominent Nigerians.

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Ebola: Infected Lagos Doctor Is Still Alive - FG

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►The Director,Centre for Disease Control, Abuja, Prof. Abdulsalami Nasidi, has refuted claims that the infected doctor is dead.
►Nasidi who spoke at a briefing in Lagos, Monday, said the infected patient had been quarantined and was presently receiving treatment at an undisclosed hospital Lagos.

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Nigeria Navy arrests deaf and dumb, 6 others for impersonation, robbery

►A 30-year-old deaf and dumb man and six others have been arrested by personnel of the Nigerian Navy Ship, NNS Beecroft , Apapa, Lagos, for impersonation, robbery and theft.
►This is just as the Nigerian Navy declared that it was beaming its searchlight on activities of some individuals who hide under the cover of Merchant Navy to arm some Nigerians, threatening to close down such outfits and effect proprietors’ arrest.

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Vacancy - Watergem Nigeria Limited Is Currently Accepting CVs

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World Bank pledges $200 millions to Ebola fight as panic grows

The World Bank has pledged $200 million to help contain the deadly Ebola virus reaping panic across west Africa, as Nigerian authorities say a doctor in Lagos has contracted the disease, the second case in the sprawling city.

The confirmation that a fourth doctor in the region had developed Ebola came Monday as fear and anger about the dead being left unburied in Liberia’s capital Monrovia brought protestors into the streets there.

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