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Appeal court sacks two PDP lawmakers
The Court of Appeal sitting in Kaduna, on Tuesday sacked two Kaduna State House of Assembly members. The appellate court ordered that a rerun be conducted by INEC to determine who will represent Kagarko and Sanga constituencies in the state assembly. In Kagarko, the appellate court ordered for a rerun in 22 polling units located
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FCTA vows to end sexual and gender-based violence
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), on Wednesday, restated its commitment to ending sexual and gender-based violence and craved the support of the Rule of Law and Anti Corruption (ROLAC) programme of the British Council to achieve that.
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Senate to release new strategies on corruption fight
Senate President Ahmad Lawan on Tuesday said that the Senate would release new strategies on corruption fight to the public in the next few weeks.
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N1tr wasted on constituency projects, says Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday said N1 trillion had been spent on constituency projects in 10 years with no direct bearing on the lives of the ordinary Nigerians.
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‘How fake police overpowered 66,241 officers in Kogi, Bayelsa’
The Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, yesterday blamed the violence reported during last Saturday’s gubernatorial elections in Bayelsa and Kogi States on persons he described as fake policemen.
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$163b oil, gas projects abandoned over investor apathy
Nigeria’s oil and gas sector is facing a dismal future as projects worth over $163 billion remain in limbo amid worsening investment drought.
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PDP’s loss of Bayelsa poses serious threat to Rivers, says Wike
Governor Nyesom Wike yesterday expressed concern that the capitulation of the Peoples Democratic Party in neighbouring Bayelsa by the All Progressives Congress (APC) portends danger for Rivers State.
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Lawmakers probe outage, NEMA, summon Akpabio over NDDC’s expenditure
The Senate has resolved to investigate the setbacks in power generation, transmission and distribution nationwide.
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Apapa-Oshodi expressway of refuse
With the return of Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) after Visionscape failed to provide the needed clean up of Lagos streets and roads of refuse and dirt, the thinking…
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Senate charges agencies to enforce UN pact on risky haulage
Senate yesterday mandated relevant regulatory agencies to ensure strict compliance with the UN 1957 International Agreement on the haulage of dangerous goods by road.
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