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Nigeria:Boko Haram Victims To Get 500 Houses In Adamawa state in
Cesar Tshilombo, the head of the UN’s High Commission
for Refugees (UNHCR) in north east Nigeria, has said that arrangements
have already been concluded to provide 500 housing units for people
displaced by the Boko Haram insurgency in Adamawa state.
Tshilombo said the housing will be for the aged, physically challenged, orphans and very sick people.
The Punch reports that Tshilombo in a meeting with Martins Babale, the deputy governor of the state, said the commission could not handle the responsibility of rebuilding all the houses destroyed by Boko Haram.
Tshilombo said the housing will be for the aged, physically challenged, orphans and very sick people.
The Punch reports that Tshilombo in a meeting with Martins Babale, the deputy governor of the state, said the commission could not handle the responsibility of rebuilding all the houses destroyed by Boko Haram.
Nigeian President to US TRIP: Amaechi, Bakare May Make Buhari's Team List
Nigeria Loses N1.3 Trillion In Market Capitalisation
The Nigerian Stock Exchange has fallen by N1.3tn from a high of N12.135tn recorded in April, The Punch reports.
The decline in market value is reportedly due to the equities sell-offs by foreign and local investors, forcing stocks to fall to a three-month low last Tuesday as investors who were worried about a shortage of dollars on the foreign exchange market sold shares.
The decline in market value is reportedly due to the equities sell-offs by foreign and local investors, forcing stocks to fall to a three-month low last Tuesday as investors who were worried about a shortage of dollars on the foreign exchange market sold shares.
Nigeria:Ebonyi Gov Visits Obasanjo,the out come
Ebonyi Gov Visits Obasanjo, Condemns Salary Slash
The governor of Ebonyi state, Dave Umahi has said the
voluntary slashing of salary, by some state governors would not solve
the current cash problem confronting many states of the federation.
Umahi stated this on Sunday, July 12, while speaking with newsmen after a closed-door meeting with former president Olusegun Obasanjo, in his hilltop residence in Abeokuta, Ogun state.
He said the governors should rather do something that will make their states more viable and productive, Punch reports.
Umahi stated this on Sunday, July 12, while speaking with newsmen after a closed-door meeting with former president Olusegun Obasanjo, in his hilltop residence in Abeokuta, Ogun state.
He said the governors should rather do something that will make their states more viable and productive, Punch reports.
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