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President Buhari has signed a new law prescribing a six-month jail term for anyone found guilty of flouting any of the COVID19 protocols. The president signed the COVID19 health protection regulations 2021 in Abuja on Wednesday, January 27. The signed law provides a legal framework for the prosecution of any defaulter. The law states that an offence under these Regulations is punishable, on summary conviction, by a fine or a term of six months imprisonment or both in accordance with Section 5 of the Quarantine Act. The law adds that security agents including Personnel of the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, the Federal Road Safety Corps, the Nigeria Immigration Service, the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria, and other relevant Local Government, State and Federal Government agencies have been mandated to ensure the enforcement of these Regulations. Read below the full details of the COVID19 health protection regulations 2021: CORONAVIRUS

A leading Yoruba activist, Sunday Igboho has given those who burnt his house 48 hours before they all run mad. Sunday Igboho Yoruba activist, Sunday Igboho has warned that those who razed down his house worth N50 million will run mad within 48 hours. Recall that his house was razed by unknown arsonists who came in two buses, fired gunshots sporadically before setting the house ablaze. This happened just five days after Igboho made good his promise that he would ensure no Fulani herders remained in Ibarapa. A source close to Igboho said the arsonists stormed his old house around 3am thinking he was around. On his Twitter handle, Igboho wrote, “This happened at about 1am today. They thought I was still in the house. I am safe and sound my people. You can’t kill a breeze. In 48hours the attacker would be revealed and would run mad. I have spoken”. Confirming the incident, the Oyo State Police Command through its Police Public Relations Officer CSP Gbenga Fadeyi sai

Eastern Security Network [ESN] members clash wit sojas for Orlu town, Imo State southeast Nigeria don lead to death and injuries, according to reports. Imo State, Govnor Hope Uzodinma don order 6am to 6pm movement restriction order alias curfew for all di local goments for inside di Orlu zone. Di dusk to dawn dey affect di following area for di Orlu zone wey include: Orlu, Orsu, Oru East, Oru West, Ideato North, Ideato South, Njaba, Isu, Nwangele and Nkwerre. "Orlu ESN clash kill four soldiers" - See Police, Nnamdi Kanu latest reaction Dis dey come afta videos of kasala and security operatives shooting start to dey trend today. Govnor Uzodinma tok for inside statement say tins for inside Orlu zone dey under control now as security operatives don dey deployed to di area on 24 hour watch. BBC Pidgin find out say different tori dey ground ontop wetin cause di kasala as some pipo tok say na between IPOB and military while others say di jaguda pipo wey dey unknown. WIA DIS FOTO CO

☰ ‘Four killed’ as soldiers clash with IPOB security personnel in Imo ‘Four killed’ as soldiers clash with IPOB security personnel in Imo January 25 19:16 2021  by Chinedu Asadu  0 Comments FacebookTwitterTelegramCopy LinkWhatsAppMore Four residents have been reportedly shot dead in Orlu, Imo state, following a clash between officers of the Nigerian army and the Eastern Security Network (ESN) established by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). Advertisement   TheCable gathered that the clash was triggered after some soldiers were attacked for allegedly assaulting some youths in the town on Sunday night. An eyewitness, who chose to remain anonymous, said the soldiers retaliated and allegedly shot one of the youths dead before leaving the area. However, the soldiers were said to have returned later at night only to meet stiff resistance from personnel of the IPOB security outfit. Advertisement   A clash between the two groups led to sporadic gunshots, as residents scampere

By Dayo Johnson A 22-year-old woman, Seun Oladayo, who sold her day-old baby for N10,000 to a pastor in Ondo town, Ondo state, has revealed why she took the action. Oladayo was arrested by the security outfit, Amotekun, in Ondo West council area of the state. She confessed that she sold the baby because she fears she would not be able to cater for him since the father left her the day he was told that she was pregnant. Seun was said to have cut the umbilical cord of the baby after delivery so that the baby could die, after which she later sold him to the pastor for N10,000 when she realised that the baby did not die. It was gathered that the pastor that bought the child later reported to Amotekun, which led to her arrest. The suspect in an interview said: “I did it because I don’t know how I am going to take care of the baby. So I told the pastor to take the baby away for N10, 000. “It is true I was dating a man called Tope. He asked me if I am pregnant so he could open a s

Getting cash isn' t simple in any way. At any rate, this is valid lately. The pace of expansion causes individuals to endure before they can get enough cash to give necessities. And still, after all that, they can' t fulfill every one of their requirements immediately. As the individual is fulfilling one of his necessities, the others are required to be postponed because there is no additional cash. Numerous individuals working in government or private offices endure monetary issues than some business or independently employed individuals. All things considered, it is uncommon to see rich pay workers. The reason why numerous individuals face monetary challenges is that their pay rates are sufficiently not. What' s more, pay rates have never been sufficient since days of yore. This is because at whatever point there is an augmentation in pay rates of the specialists, burdens likewise increment. Numerous individuals think government laborers are appreciating bette

At least 24 persons were killed in a gas explosion, road crash and a bandit attack in Delta, Ondo and Kaduna states respectively. Ten persons reportedly died on Friday night in Agbor, the headquarters of Ika South Local Government Area of Delta State after a gas plant went up in flames, destroying several buildings, vehicles and leaving many persons with serious injuries. Eyewitnesses told Sunday PUNCH that a gas tanker had arrived at the Osadebe Gas Plant along the expressway around 6pm. One of them, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said instead of waiting for hours to allow the vehicle and the content to cool off, they started discharging it immediately. He said, “In the process, the tanker went up in flames and over seven buildings around the plant were burnt down, more than 10 people died while many were injured. “They rushed the injured victims to the Central Hospital, Agbor, but there was nothing on the ground to attend to victims. It is a shame on the government.

Non-teaching staff in universities will commence a nationwide strike from February 15, 2021 over the Federal Government’s handling of the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System(IPPIS), sharing formula of the N40 billion earned academic allowances and non-payment of arrears of the new minimum wage. The workers, under the Joint Action Committee, which is made up of Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities, (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) had last week embarked on a three- day protest over government’s failure to honour the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signed with the unions on 20th October, 2020. The committee said other contentious issues that informed the decision to embark on a nationwide industrial action include inconsistencies in IPPIS payment and the delay in the renegotiation of the FGN/ ASUU/SSANU 2009 Agreement. Others are the non-payment of retirement benefits to former members, n

Violence erupted in Igangan in the Ibarapa North Local Government Area of Oyo State on Friday when a popular Yoruba activist, Chief Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Sunday Igboho, reportedly stormed the Fulani settlement in the town to eject the Seriki Fulani, Salihu Abdukadir, and some other herdsmen accused of fuelling security problems in the area. Unconfirmed reports claimed that some persons were killed while properties worth several millions of naira were set ablaze during the clash which occurred in the evening. Although Igboho could not be reached as calls to his telephone line indicated that he was out of reach, residents of Igangan, however, said that at least one youth from Igboora was killed by Fulani fighters while two others sustained injuries from gunshots. The Seriki also told our correspondent that one Fulani woman was killed. He said he had fled the town before Igboho returned on Friday. The claims from both sides could not be independently verified as of pre

Godwin Obaseki SHARE TWEET Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has said that schools in the state will remain shut till February 1, 2021. Recall that the Federal Government okayed the resumption of schools on the 18th of February. ALSO READ:  JUST IN: Schools To Resume January 18 For Second Term In Delta The governor on Monday rolled out several measures to halt the spread of the virus in the state during a press conference in Government House, Benin City. Apart from.shuting down schools till February 1, he said that he has reviewed the curfew earlier imposed in the state to now span from 10pm to 5am to check rising cases of COVID-19 in the wake of the second wave of the pandemic. Those in attendance at the conference include the Deputy Governor, Rt. Hon. Comrade Philip Shaibu; Edo State Coordinator, World Health Organisation (WHO), Mrs. Faith Ireye; Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health, Dr. Osamwonyi Irowa; the Edo State COVID-19 Incident Manager, Dr. Andrew Obi, among others. Gove