Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. The United States Mission in Nigeria has asked some of its staff not to come to work on the first two days of the planned nationwide protests. In an emergency warning issued on Wednesday night, the U.S. Embassy Abuja and U.S.
Consulate General Lagos, asked only essential staff to operate on Thursday August 1, 2024, and on Friday August 2, 2024. 2. At least 19 people were killed after an Improvised Explosive Device suspected to be planted by Boko Haram insurgents went off at a local joint in Kawuri village, Konduga Local government area of Borno State, on Wednesday. The incident happened three days after insurgents attacked a police station at Jakana town in the same Konduga LGA. 3.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State has said the government will not entertain any form of violence during the forthcoming planned protests. Yusuf said this while addressing business leaders, traditional rulers, and religious leaders at Government House, Kano, on Wednesday. 7. The National Assembly on Wednesday repealed and re-enacted the 2024 Appropriation Act. The changes incorporated an additional N6.
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