Good morning, Nigeria. Here is a summary of the top news stories across the nation for Monday, 11th November 2024.

  1. Tinubu Tells Atiku to Abandon ‘Illusions’ and Focus on PDP Challenges
    President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has advised former Vice President Atiku Abubakar to cease efforts to undermine his government, urging Atiku to focus on the internal issues within the PDP.
  2. President Tinubu Attends Arab-Islamic Summit in Saudi Arabia
    President Tinubu, along with top officials, has arrived in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to participate in the Arab-Islamic Summit, which will focus on Middle Eastern issues, particularly calling for peace amid the Israel-Palestine conflict.
  3. Army Chief Appeals to Sokoto Residents to Support Security Efforts
    Lt. Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, Acting Chief of Army Staff, visited Sokoto, urging community support for military operations aimed at combating Lakurawa terrorists in the region.
  4. Presidency Outlines 15 Benefits of Tinubu’s Proposed Tax Reform
    The Tinubu administration has highlighted numerous advantages of the new tax reform bill, including youth empowerment, reduced VAT on essentials, and the elimination of nuisance levies.
  5. Bode George Criticizes Sanwo-Olu Over Trader Harassment
    Former PDP Deputy National Chairman Bode George condemned the Lagos government’s treatment of traders, urging Governor Sanwo-Olu to adopt more constructive approaches to street trading.
  6. Rivers Governor Sees Recent Crisis as Opportunity for Political Growth
    Governor Siminalayi Fubara has described the recent challenges in Rivers State as divinely orchestrated for political and economic growth, reaffirming his commitment to governance guided by faith.
  7. Analyst Urges Northern Leaders to Apologize to Goodluck Jonathan
    Mahadi Shehu, a public analyst, has called for Northern leaders to apologize to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, recognizing his efforts to reform the region’s education system.
  8. Defence Chief Warns Soldiers Against Bribery and Extortion
    Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Christopher Musa denounced Nigerian soldiers involved in bribery or extortion, urging the public to report any misconduct.
  9. Dismissed Minister Questions Tinubu’s Reasoning
    Ex-Minister Abdullahi Tijjani Gwarzo expressed dissatisfaction with his dismissal, claiming it was unjustified and suggesting political motives behind the decision.
  10. FCT Minister Wike Pledges to Continue Shanty Demolitions Despite Protests
    FCT Minister Nyesom Wike vowed to persist in clearing illegal structures, emphasizing that protests would not deter the development agenda for Abuja.

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