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    ‎NEWS UPDATE @ DAWN  ON PRINTED/ ONLINE  NEWSPAPERS, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, WITH LINKS TO THE PUBLISHERS' ADDRESSES, TO GIVE YOU MORE ACCESS TO THE TOP & MAJOR  HEADLINES, WHICH YOU PROBABLY MISSED ON  MONDAY, TUESDAY,  WEDNESDAY   ‎ WELCOME TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU WILL BE TAKEN AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH GLOBAL NEWS IN FEW  SECONDS, ENJOY THE RIDE ‎**News Update, Thursday, 05/03/2026 ‎ ‎**Tinubu swears in Tunji Disu as substantive IGP ‎ **Tinubu sends Akume, four others to Jesse Jackson’s funeral ‎**Tinubu orders Keyamo, FAAN to suspend controversial cashless policy ‎ ‎**2027: INEC charts new course for political parties ‎ ‎**AGF takes over Malami’s trial as court adjourns to March 10 ‎ ‎**Disu inaugurates 8-men committee for state police ‎ ‎---Misconduct, abuse of power, corruption, extortion, unlawful arrest will not be tolerated under my watch – IGP Disu tells Senior Officers  ‎ ‎**Edwin Clark bags posthumous ...

  (NAFDAC Director General, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye) The war against fake, substandard and expired products by National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) seemed gaining victory as the agency secured the conviction of two men. The two men, Otuorimuno Nelson Aziakpono, 58, and Ikegwuonu Davidson Ikechukwu, 28, have been sentenced to a total of 40 years imprisonment for producing and selling fake alcoholic beverages in Lagos. Justice Allagoa.J. of the Federal High Court in Lagos, found them guilty of the production, possession, sale, and distribution of adulterated and unregistered alcoholic drinks within Lagos, a statement by Sayo Akintola, NAFDAC Resident Media Consultant disclosed on Wednesday, March 4. The conviction followed an enforcement operation by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) on December 3, 2025, at Kojo Street, Ijanikin, and Vespa Market, during which the illegal activities of the duo were uncover...

  WELCOME TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU WILL BE TAKEN AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH GLOBAL NEWS IN FEW  SECONDS, ENJOY THE RIDE ‎News Update, Tuesday, 03/03/2026 ‎ ‎**Tinubu to swear in Disu as IG on Wednesday, as Police Council confirms him as Substantive IGP ‎ ‎**National Assembly commissions first Christian chapel as leaders emphasise faith, service and institutional Legacy ‎ ‎**Otti-EFCC probing alleged N10bn Abia Airport fraud as state moves to recover funds, launches digital bus reform ‎ ‎**Sanwo-Olu congratulates Pastor Adeboye at 84 ‎ ‎**Peace has returned to Rivers--Wike declares ‎ ‎-----says, ADC unprepared for FCT polls *Vows Kingibe won't return in 2027 ‎ ‎**Governor Soludo shuts down Nkwogbe marke over Monday sit-at-home ‎ ‎**Sanwo-Olu approves redeployment of Mr Muyiwa John Adetola as new State Accountant-General ‎ ‎**Amaechi, others opposed electronic transmission under Buhari-Wike ‎ ‎**Salvador may join 2027 Lagos gubernatorial race ‎ ‎**Sanwo-Olu re...

  By allcitynews.ng  The precautionary measure  taken by the management of Middle East Airspace has made Nigerian travellers attempting to travel to or transit through Qatar, Israel, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates to be stranded following the intensifying conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran.  The rapidly evolving security situation has triggered widespread airspace closures across the Middle East, forcing major international airlines to suspend or cancel flights and disrupting travel plans for thousands of passengers. The crisis unfolded after coordinated airstrikes by the United States and Israel targeted multiple locations across Iran, including the capital, Tehran. Just as Iran, in retaliatory attempt launched missile attacks against U.S. military bases in Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, significantly escalating regional tensions.  As military exchanges intensified, civil aviation authorities across ...

  DSC7525: President/CE, Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote; Chairman, Sinoma International Engineering, Lin Zhong Sinoma (Nanjing); at the MOU signing between Dangote Cement Plc and Sinoma International Engineering on Strategic Framework Agreement for the execution of twelve (12) new construction and expansion projects across the Group, in Lagos on Friday, February 2026. DSC7447: Chairman, Dangote Cement Plc, Emmanuel Ikazoboh; Group Managing Director/CEO, Dangote Cement Plc, Arvind Pathak; President/CE, Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote; Chairman, Sinoma International Engineering, Lin Zhong Sinoma (Nanjing); at the MOU signing between Dangote Cement Plc and Sinoma International Engineering on Strategic Framework Agreement for the execution of twelve (12) new construction and expansion projects across the Group, in Lagos on Friday, February 2026.   DSC7447: Chairman, Dangote Cement Plc, Emmanuel Ikazoboh; Group Managing Director/CEO, Dangote Cement Plc, Arvind ...

  By allcitynews.ng  There seems to be bright light at the end of the tunnel for police officers who would have been compulsorily retired following the appointment of their course mate as Inspector-General of Police. As the appointment Tunji Disu as  Acting IGP had reignited a nationwide debate over the controversial practice of compulsory retirement for senior police officers that are in the same grade.   The names of the Police DIGs, AIGs who escaped the axe based on appointment of Acting Inspection General of Police (IGP) Tunji Disu. The planned shake-up that would have seen the compulsory retirement of around 30 Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs) and Assistant Inspectors General of Police (AIGs) following the removal of Kayode Egbetokun as Inspector-General of Police (IGP) has been halted by President Bola Tinubu, a report by SaharaReporters showed. The appointment of a new Acting IGP has reignited a nationwide debate over the controversial practice of compulsory r...