Nigerian Newspapers Headlines: Latest News Updates from Nigeria Thursday, 22nd June 2023
Hello and welcome to today’s ThisNigeria roundup of the latest newspaper headlines in Nigeria. It’s Thursday, the 22nd of June, 2023, and we’ve compiled the top stories making the rounds across the country for your convenience.
Read Latest News Updates from Nigeria Thursday, 22n June 2023
New IGP, Egbetokun vows to deal with erring officers, as he assumes duty officially
The Acting Inspector General of Police, IGP Egbetokun Olukayode Adeolu, on Wednesday, said that corruption and misconducts that tarnishes the image of the Nigerian Police will not be tolerated under his watch, as there will be proactive steps to instill discipline across the ranks. Read More…
“I am leaving Nigeria Police better than I met it,” – Ex IGP
Immediate past Inspector-General of Police (IGP), retired Mr Usman Baba said in Abuja on Wednesday that he left the Nigeria Police Force better than he met it on his appointment in 2021. Read More…
Navy denies alleged refusal to hand over to new CNS
The Naval Headquarters, Wednesday, denied trending online report that the out gone Chief of Naval Staff (CNS), Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo, has refused to hand over to his successor, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla, over contract payment, amounting to billion of dollars. Read More…
My alleged appointment as EFCC chairman untrue–Hakeem Odumosu
A former Lagos state Commissioner of Police , Hakeem Odumosu has debunked claims of his appointment as the new chairman of the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Read More…
Nigeria’s DisCos generate N247bn in Q1, 2023 –Report
A total of N247.33 billion was generated as revenue in the first quarters of 2023, by the Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) operating in Nigeria’s electricity supply industry, data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has shown. Read More…
UK banned dependants’ visas to reduce pressure on housing –British envoy
The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Richard Montgomery, yesterday, said that the decision by the United Kingdom to ban international students from bringing family members with them to their country starting next year is to reduce pressure on the country’s housing infrastructure and to control the inflow of migrants. Read More…
That concludes today’s roundup of the top Nigerian newspaper headlines. For more news from Nigeria, be sure to check out ThisNigeria. We’ll be back tomorrow with more updates.
