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Morning recap: Tinubu meets security chiefs, rejects two N’Assembly bills, terrorists' foreign drug courier arrested, other top stories
President Tinubu holds a crucial security meeting amid soldiers' salary backlash, rejects two N'Assembly bills, and a foreign drug courier for terrorists i
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Afternoon recap : Babachir seeks probe of ‘fake’ agency, Army detains terrorist commanders, and other top stories
Stay updated with top Nigeria news: Babachir Lawal seeks probe, Army detains terrorists, Oluremi Tinubu's garden, and Mbappé's World Cup row.
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Tinubu sends two executive bills to Reps, declines assent to two amendment bills
By Gift Chapi Odekina, Abuja President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has transmitted two executive bills to the House of Representatives for consideration, including proposals to strengthen…
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saharareporters.com
Tinubu Summons Military Chiefs, Others To Emergency Security Meeting Amid Rising Kidnapping, Banditry
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday held a security meeting with Nigeria's top military commanders, intelligence chiefs and senior security officials at the Presidential Villa in…
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Tinubu meets security chiefs over insecurity
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday evening convened a security meeting at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, comprising the entire military command,
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Tinubu meets security chiefs at Aso Villa over insecurity
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday held a closed-door meeting with security chiefs at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, to review the country’s security situation.
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Morning recap: Tinubu meets security chiefs, rejects two N’Assembly bills, terrorists' foreign drug courier arrested, other top stories
President Tinubu holds a crucial security meeting amid soldiers' salary backlash, rejects two N'Assembly bills, and a foreign drug courier for terrorists i
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Tinubu meets security chiefs amid troops’ salary backlash
President Tinubu meets security chiefs as Nigerian troops express outrage over N100,000 minimum monthly salary, calling it inadequate amid rising living co