
Reps push for urgent funding to tackle Ebola threat and improve epidemic readiness
Lawmakers push for immediate funding for the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control to improve the country's epidemic response capabilities amid Ebola threats.
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Lawmakers push for immediate funding for the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control to improve the country's epidemic response capabilities amid Ebola threats.

Osun Governor Ademola Adeleke has activated security measures to protect schools and communities. He emphasizes collaboration with local hunters and security groups.

The Christian Association of Nigeria has declared June 14 as Black Sunday due to increasing insecurity. They urge the government to address these issues urgently.

The Federal Government has cancelled the three-month pre-retirement leave for civil servants to enhance productivity. This change aims to keep experienced workers engaged until retirement.

Alhaji Aliyu Oladaride, a 106-year-old traditional ruler, calls for investment in rural areas to ensure community progress and national unity.

A High Court in Lagos has temporarily stopped the coroner's inquest into the death of Nkanu Esege, raising concerns about the investigation's procedures.

Kwara North has seen over 1,200 deaths due to bandit attacks since 2023. Local leaders warn of a security crisis that could impact political support.

INEC is looking into a data leak involving Lere Olayinka, who mocked actor Emeka Ike. The leak raised concerns about unauthorized access to voter information.

Uche Nwole has accused the NDC of manipulating primary elections in Imo State. He warns this could damage the party's prospects in the upcoming elections.

Lawyers in Enugu are protesting the ongoing virtual court sessions, claiming it hinders justice. They demand a return to physical hearings for safety and fairness.

The NDLEA has arrested 48 suspected drug traffickers in Edo State, seizing 541.47 kg of drugs. The operation targeted various drug hotspots in May.

Kingsley Chinda has resigned as Minority Leader in the House of Representatives, ending nearly three years in the role. His resignation raises questions about his political future.