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The First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, was congratulated on her 64th birthday by Mr. Biodun Oyebanji, the governor of Ekiti State. "A special gift to the nation and a pillar of support for her husband, President Bola Tinubu, in his efforts to reposition Nigeria as a prosperous nation," was how Oyebanji characterized the President's wife. "Senator Tinubu has contributed immensely to nation building as First Lady of Lagos State, a three-term senator, and now as the Mother of the Nation," the governor said in a statement released on Saturday by his Special Adviser on Media, Yinka Oyebode. "The President's wife's New Era Foundation in Lagos has left behind admirable legacies." which empowered women, youth, and students and offered them chances to find fulfillment and make a positive impact on society," the governor stated. He also gave the First Lady recognition for her outstanding work in the Senate from 2...

  /> An agreement about the new minimum wage of N70,000 has been inked by the federal government and organized labor. The ground-breaking agreement was reached following the completion of the committee's work on the new Minimum Wage Act 2024, which was recently established by the federal government. Following the signing, members were complimented for their meticulous work on the assigned assignment by Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, Head of the Federation's Civil Service and Chairman of the Committee.    According to Walson-Jack, "the Government and the Trade Union sides have agreed on the Consequential Adjustments in Salaries arising from the new minimum wage of N70,000." She also said that the Memorandum of Understanding was taken into consideration by all members (MoU) and had everyone signed copies; copies were then given to representatives on both sides to wrap up the process. The signed copy of the Memorandum of Understanding will now be sent to the federal ...

Congratulations   Jarvis   has   officially   said   yes   to   Peller.   Where   are   all   the   folks   who   claimed   she   didn't   love   him?   It   feels   fantastic   to   grow   together,   make   money   together,   and   live   your   best   life.   Earlier   today,   Peller   took   her   out,   they   had   fun,   and   she   finally   said   YES   to   them   creating   content   indefinitely.

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Rema,   a   Nigerian   18-year-old   vîrgin   singer,   laid   the   foundation   stone   for   the   EDO-Arena,   which   will   be   titled   "THE   REMA   DOME"   and   will   have   a   capacity   of   roughly   10,000   seats   upon   completion   The   Rema   Dome's   proceeds   will   fund   the   education   of   1000   underprivileged   children   in   Benin.   Young   Rich   Vîrgins   prioritize   their   community.   Rema,   who   is   only   18,   has   already   made   significant   contributions   to   his   community.   He   is   known   as   the   "Prince   of   Afrobeats."

Aliko   Dangote's   $20   billion   refinery,   which   has   hitherto   solely   produced   diesel   and   other   distillate   fuels,   said   that   petrol   deliveries   would   begin   in   July.   Previously,   the   refinery   planned   to   begin   producing   motor   fuel   in   May. This was disclosed by Reuters, citing a letter from industry monitor IIR Energy. Aliko Dangote's $20 billion refinery, which has hitherto solely produced diesel and other distillate fuels, said that petrol deliveries would begin in July.  "It is possible that there will be additional extensions," IIR stated in a message to clients. Once fully operating, the refinery is expected to disrupt the Europe-to-Africa fuel trade and lessen Nigeria's reliance on imported refined goods.