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Today's Headlines:Let’s Work Together For Brighter Future–Peter Obi Tells Labour Party In UK; FCT: Do Not Lose Hope–Wike Tells Residents As He Flags Off Kwaita-Yebu Road

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Let’s Work Together For Brighter Future–Peter Obi Tells Labour Party In UK

News Source: Daily Trust

Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party in Nigeria, has reacted to the landslide victory of Labour Party in the UK parliamentary elections.

In a historic political revolution, the opposition Labour Party won the British election, ending 14 years of rule by the Conservative Party.

The party’s victory was confirmed on Friday morning when it secured the 326 seats necessary for a parliamentary majority.

Reacting, Obi, in a statement via his X account on Friday, congratulated the party and its leader, Keir Starmer, over the victory at the polls.

FCT: Do Not Lose Hope–Wike Tells Residents As He Flags Off Kwaita-Yebu Road

News Source: Daily Post

Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, has flagged off the reconstruction of the 25km Kwaita-Yebu road in Kwali Area Council of the FCT.

The flag-off event, which took place at the project site in Kwaita, attracted a mammoth crowd of residents of Kwaita who came out to witness the event.

Speaking, Wike urged FCT residents to have hope in the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, who, he said, has come to renew the lost hope of all Nigerians.

“All of you have lost hope as far as this road is concerned. You never believed that any government would come back to this road because of the disappointments you had before. That is why Mr President said he wants to bring back the hope that you have lost. By the grace of God, that hope is back,” he said.

He also assured the residents that the road project would be completed, as with all projects initiated by the FCTA, adding that the FCTA would not embark on projects it would not complete.

JUST IN: Armed robbers trail, kill Kogi man after bank transaction

News Source: Punch Newspapers

Armed robbers, on Friday, unleashed mayhem on a man coming out of a new generation bank in Lokoja, Kogi State capital, and dispossessed him of yet-to-be-ascertained sum of money before they shot him dead.

Eyewitness accounts stated that the armed robbers trailed the man from the bank up to Phase II, Lokongoma area in front of the market where they stopped his car, dragged him out and shot him.

They reportedly took away a bag full of money which he had earlier withdrawn from the bank.

Efforts to get the Kogi Police Command to react to the development have not been successful as calls to the spokesperson rang out.

Samoa Agreement In Interest Of Nigeria—FG

News Source: Vanguard Newspapers

The Federal Government yesterday defended the SAMOA Agreement, saying it was signed in the interest of Nigeria.

The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, who clarified a statement in Abuja, said: ”On June 28, 2024, Nigeria signed the Samoa Agreement at the Organisation of African, Caribbean, and Pacific States, OACPS, secretariat in Brussels, Belgium.

”The partnership agreement is between the EU and its member states on one hand, and the members of the OACPS on the other.

”Negotiations on the agreement started in 2018, on the sidelines of the 73rd United Nations General Assembly. It was signed in Apia, Samoa, on November 15, 2018, by all 27 EU member states and 47 of the 79 OACPS member states.

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