Author: Akintayo Adams

Akintayo Adams A. is an accomplished news editor at News VEO with several years of experience covering, crafting, and delivering compelling news and content that captivates target audiences.

Afrobeat musician Kizz Daniel has debunked rumors of a breakup with his wife. Speculation arose after he was reportedly caught with another woman in his studio, leading to rumors that his marriage had ended. Amid these rumors, Kizz Daniel posted on his official page requesting a refund for all his expenses. However, on Wednesday, he added to the confusion by sharing pictures of himself and his wife on social media. In what appears to be a promotion for one of his songs, Kizz Daniel featured his wife in the photos, further dismissing the breakup speculations. Get instant and latest news…

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Police officers, on Thursday, assaulted and injured a reporter of a a Nigerian news outlet, PREMIUM TIMES, covering the #EndbadGovernance protest in Abuja. The protest turned chaotic after police fired teargas at the demonstrators. Yakubu Mohammed, the reporter, was struck with gun butts and batons by police officers, resulting in head injuries. He was then arrested and briefly detained in a police van near the Head of Service Building in the Secretariat area of Abuja. Despite wearing a press vest and presenting his identity card, Mr. Mohammed was told by the officers that they were not concerned about his ID,…

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Gunshots were fired into the air at the popular Top Medical Junction in the Tunga area of Minna, Niger State capital, when protesters attempted to block the road. Earlier, police had used teargas to disperse the protesters, but they tried to reassemble and mount a roadblock on the busy road. To disperse the crowd, police officers fired shots into the air. Upon arrival at the scene. Report noted that policemen and vigilantes removed stones that the protesters had used to barricade the road. Security operatives, including police, military, Nigeria Immigration Service, and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, have taken…

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Hunger protesters, as early as 6:00am, on Thursday began meeting at designated spots across the Federation. This is in fulfilment of the nationwide demonstration that has gained traction over the past one month. Protesters in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) converged on the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja. Recall, it was reported that protesters in the capital city have been restricted by the Court to the MKO Abiola Stadium. In the Ojota area of Lagos State, Protesters are not in sight. However, men of the Lagos State Police Command are fully on ground. In Rivers State, protesters have commenced meeting…

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The Naira recorded its first gains, in recent days, against the dollar at the official foreign exchange market. Data from FMDQ showed that the Naira appreciated to ₦1608.73 per dollar on Thursday from ₦1621.12 on Wednesday. This represents a ₦12.39 gain against the dollar at the foreign exchange market compared to the ₦1621.12 traded on Wednesday. However, in the black market, the Naira depreciated between ₦1610 and ₦1605 per dollar on Thursday from ₦1600 the previous day. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community or Google News online channel.

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The High Court of the Federal Capital Territory has limited participants in the August 1 hunger protest against the federal government to the MKO Abiola stadium, also known as the National Stadium. Justice Sylvanus Oriji issued this order on Wednesday in Abuja, following an ex-parte application by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory. Chief Ogwu James Onoja argued the application, requesting an interim injunction to prevent the five leaders of the protesting groups from gathering or parading along any roadways, streets, offices, and public premises within the FCT from August 1 to 10. The minister also sought an order…

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The Oyo State Government, through the State’s Universal Basic Education Board (OYOSUBEB) has officially released the results of its recently concluded computer-based tests. This announcement was made by the Executive Chairman of the Board, Dr. Nureni Aderemi Adeniran, in a press release on Wednesday in Ibadan. Dr. Adeniran stated that the Board has established a minimum cut-off mark of 50% for candidates to qualify for the next stage of the recruitment exercise. He emphasized that this cut-off mark will set the tone for the recruitment process. Candidates are advised to log into their portal to view their results, which have…

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The Nigerian Government has disclosed that Niger, Benin Republic, and Togo owe the country $14.2 million in unpaid electricity bills for the first quarter of 2024. This information was revealed in the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission’s (NERC) Q1 2024 report. NERC has instructed the Electricity Market Operator (MO) under the Transmission Company of Nigeria to enforce market rules to recover the $14.2 million owed by these international customers. The regulator expressed concern over the beneficiary countries’ failure to remit payments for electricity supplied by Nigeria. The report stated, “None of the four international bilateral customers being supplied by Generation Companies…

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The Ọwá of Ìdànrè Kingdom in Òndó State, Oba Frederick Adegunle Arólóyè, ArúbíefÍn IV, has joined his Ancestors. He was aged 102. The Lísà of Ìdànrè Kingdom, Chief Christopher Akindolire, confirmed the death of the first-class traditional ruler on Wednesday. He stated that preparations for the necessary traditional rites are already taking place in the palace. He became the 26th Ọwá and paramount ruler of all Ìdànrèland in September 1976, following the transition of his father, the 25th Owa, Oba Aladegbule Aroloye Arubiefin III. Kábíyèsí presided over an adminstrative structure that governs over 400 villages and settlements that comprise Ìdànrè…

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The Embassy of the United States of America (USA) in Nigeria has disclosed an upcoming alteration in its operations due to a major change of partner slated for August. This was contained in posts on its official X handle and its official website which were sighted by our reporter. “The U.S. Embassy in Abuja and the U.S. Consulate General in Lagos are moving to a new visa services provider on August 26, 2024,” it read. “If your interview is scheduled on or before August 16, 2024: No further action is required. You may continue to access your account at ustraveldocs.com to…

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