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TOP NIGERIA HEADLINE

HEADLINES TODAY Monday – 21- Sept.-2020 Punch Victory, peoples revolution against injustice Okorocha Firm boosts remittances from Nigerians in UK CITN seeks solution to fiscal deficit through tax Sanwo-Olu orders integrity test on school buildings Foundation calls for vulture conservation, commemorates vulture day Dangote Cement commits N4bn on community projects Abiodun commissions four projects in Ogun LG Town planners elect new executive Nigeria dying under Buharis jackboot APC, PDP exchange words as police arrest Ondo armed thugs EFCC has recovered N4.4bn looted from our agency NHIS boss Ibadan chief dumps PDP, joins APC III announce my next plan soon, says Ize-Iyamu Obaseki should repay Edo people with good governance Abdulsalami INEC closes Edo election, plans fair poll in Ondo ADC candidate hails Obaseki, offers to serve On bread boom and bellyache The organic intellectual in a free society Invest in future, Stanbic IBTC Pension tells workers Flooding: Developer deman...

NIGERIA YOUTH CONGRESS oorelope first congrèss

*NIGERIA YOUTH CONGRESS* OORELOPE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAPTER IGBOHO OYO STATE Held his first General Congress on 20th September 2020, which the congress started by 2:32PM. *Comr AbdulGaniyu Ismail* moved the motion to commence the congress while *Comr Jimoh Suliat* Pronounce the opening prayer. *Comr Oladoja Mubarak* open the ground of discussion with introduction and he addressed the sitting by welcoming everyone and letting them know the main reason of the Congress. He said in his address speech that NYC is not political and NYC is a recongnized platform where youth can raise up and agitate for their rights, he said its obvious that our tomorrow start from today and we all have to wake up and agitate for good tomorrow, he futherly expressed his disappointment on the vocal attack some set of aggrieved member made on the representives, he futherly said we youth should be known as ambassador of ...

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