Nigerian Newspapers Headlines: Latest News Updates from Nigeria Wednesday, 2nd August 2023
Hello and welcome to today’s ThisNigeria roundup of the latest newspaper headlines in Nigeria. It’s Wednesday, the 2nd of August 2023, and we’ve compiled the top stories making the rounds across the country for your convenience.
Read Latest News Updates from Nigeria Wednesday, 2nd August 2023
Subsidy removal: NLC denies suspending protest
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has advised Nigerians to ignore what it called “fake news” on the suspension of a planned nationwide mass protest over anti-poor and workers’ policies of the Federal Government. Read More…
VIDEO: Four injured as helicopter crashes in Lagos
A helicopter has crashed at the Oba Akran axis of Ikeja Lagos state. The private helicopter crashed into buildings resulting in massive fire flames. Read More…
Ministerial screening: Edun seeks split of OAGF
A former Lagos State Commissioner for Finance during the administration of President Bola Tinubu as governor of Lagos State, Mr Wale Edun, has called for the creation of the office of the Accountant General of the Federal Government. Read More…
Presidential election court reserves judgment in Obi, LP’s petition
The Presidential Election Petition Court on Tuesday reserved judgment in a petition filed by Mr Peter Obi and Labour Party (LP) challenging the election of President Bola Tinubu into power. Read More….
Please, don’t go on strike, FG appeals to Labour
The Federal Government yesterday pleaded with organised labour to suspend the proposed strike on Wednesday, saying that the government is doing everything to ensure that the hardship occasioned by the petrol subsidy removal is sorted out. Read More…
Senate thoroughly screening ministerial nominees – Yari
Sen. Abdula’ziz Yari (APC-Zamfara) says the Senate is doing its best to ensure thorough screening of President Bola Tinubu’s ministerial nominees. 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.
