The top 10 stories from all Nigerian newspapers, Sunday, June 8

The following is the top story in all state newspapers

1. Ozekhome warns the state that arises, the risk of dictatorship under Tinubu

Constitutional lawyers and human rights lawyers, Mike Ozekhome (SAN), have raised the red flag for what he described as a shift that worried about Nigeria towards a party of one party, warning that the trend, if not controlled, could pave the way for full dictators.

2. Benue under the siege of terrorists, Governor Alia shouted

The Governor of the State of Benue, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, has increased concerns about what he described as a full scale siege by terrorists, which stated that the wave of violence that increased throughout the state exceeded the narrative held by the clash farmers.

3. Nahcon Clarifies Nigerian pilgrims who are not affected in Saudi Hotel fires

The Nigerian National Hajj Commission (Nahcon) said that on Saturday no one died in a fire incident at a hotel that accommodated 484 Nigerian pilgrims in Saudi Arabia.

4. Ireland deported 35 Nigerians for immigration violations

Ireland on Wednesday deported 35 Nigerians due to immigration violations.
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5. Nard warns the misuse of the title ‘Doctor’, warning more and more public confusion in health care

The Nigerian Resident Doctor Association (NARD) has issued a strong warning to the use of inappropriate “doctors” in the health care sector, citing greater concerns over patient safety and public confusion. Read more

6. ICPC Arraigns Former Court Staff for Alleged Fraud N9.2M

Independent Corruption Practices and Other Related Violation Commissions (ICPCs) have charged former appeal court staff, Munirat Abdulazeez, at the Federal Capital High Court, Bwari, for alleged work fraud. Read more

7. NGX Roundup Weekly: Bourse Supports Momentum with N1.8Tr’s Profit, Capitalization of Puncak N72Tr Market

The Nigerian equity market experienced its bullish momentum, sweeping N1,812 trillion profits in four days of trading because of the Eid al-Fitr holiday.

8. API RAZES 300 Shops in Kano Phone Market

Fire on Friday tore around 300 shops in the popular mobile market at Kano State. Read more

9. Naf Jets destroyed the Iswap camp in Borno, eliminating the Top Commander

The Nigerian Air Force Operations Component (Nafin) Hadin Kai (OPHK), on Thursday, succeeded in destroying a camp owned by the West African Province (ISWAP), eliminating a number of their top commanders in the process. Read more

10. Tanzania X Government Block in Action on P0rn Content

Tanzania authority officially banned access to social media sites X, previously known as Twitter, with the reason that he did not comply with national regulations that control the spread of explicit and pornography material. Read more