The past 24 hours have recorded interesting happenings both on local, state, national and international scene. Below are top news.
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A pastor, Mike Davids, who was formerly with Omega Fire Ministries, has written a letter to the Corporate Affairs Commission asking the CAC to suspend the General Overseer of the church, Apostle Johnson Suleman, and appoint an interim manager in line with Section 839 of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 2020.
President Muhammadu Buhari has vowed that his government will protect all religious and ethnic groups, whether majority or minority, in line with its responsibility under the constitution. He warned that the government will not allow any ethnic or religious group to stoke up hatred and violence against other groups.
The Cross River State Governnent on Sunday demolished over 200 illegal structures at the popular Ika Ika Oqua Market (Marian Market) along Marian road, Calabar Municipality Local Government Area of the state. Anaedoonline.ng learned that most of the illegal structures owned by some traders not only obstruct vehicular movement but also constitutes huge nuisance because drainages have been blocked making the environment unhygienic.
Hundreds of Youths have taken to the street to protest the kidnap of Nnewi Traditional Ruler, His Highness, Obi Charles Afamefuna Obi. It will be recalled that Anaedoonline.com reported that Obi Charles Obi was kidnapped on Friday, 12th February, 2021, after attending the burial of the wife of the Traditional Ruler of Orafite, His Royal Highness, Igwe Dr. Dan Udoji.
Northern Youths Council of Nigeria (NYCN) has expressed concerns on the alleged constant attacks against northerners, especially recent attack in Sasha market of Akinyele Local Government Area of Oyo. A statement from its spokesman, Mock Kure, said: “The attention of the Northern Youths Council of Nigeria has been drawn to the ongoing Carnage against Northerners, particularly in Sasha Market of Akinyele Local Government, Oyo State, southwest Nigeria wherein so many lives were either killed or injured, business premises and vehicles were burnt by Yoruba hoodlums.
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