Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1.
The Federal Government through the Nigerian Customs Service has grounded a United States-registered Gulfstream G650ER jet belonging to a leading Nigerian bank, signalling the commencement of government clampdowns on private jet owners over unpaid import duty running into several billions of naira. 2. A rice farmer identified as Taiwo Paul has been murdered by some suspected herders in the Kata Area of Ewekoro Local Government of Ogun State.
A notice by TCN revealed plans by the firm to carry out critical maintenance work on the 132kV Akure Osogbo transmission line. 6. There will be no peace for any drug dealer in Kano State, Governor Abba Yusuf has warned. The Governor, was on Sunday, reacting to the boldness exhibited by some drug dealers who sought legal recourse through court orders for the release of their confiscated illicit drug shipments. 7.
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