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ICPC boss tasks traditional rulers, religious leaders on anti-corruption campaign
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has called on traditional rulers, political leaders and Nigerians to deepen their partnership with the commission in order to diminish corruption through adequate promotion of ethics, values and behavioural change. Chairman of ICPC, Professor Bolaji Owasanoye (SAN), made the call on Tuesday in Lokoja ,
ICPC boss tasks traditional rulers, religious leaders on anti-corruption campaign
Petitions flood Senate Committee on INEC over party card carrying-member nominees
The Senate Committee on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) headed by Senator Kabiru Gaya was on Tuesday trailed with petitions against some nominees who were billed to be screened as Resident Electoral Commissioners of INEC in Abuja. The Committee screened 19 nominees who were nominated by President Muhammadu Buhari, out of which some of
Petitions flood Senate Committee on INEC over party card carrying-member nominees
Court nullifies all PDP primary elections in Ogun
A Federal High Court sitting in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital has on Tuesday nullified all the primary elections conducted by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state. The party had on May 25 conducted the primary election which produced Adebutu as the governorship candidate of the party. However, three members of the party,
Court nullifies all PDP primary elections in Ogun
EPL: Man City suffer injury blow ahead of Man Utd clash
Manchester City are sweating on the fitness of John Stones ahead of the Manchester derby. Stones picked up an injury during the first half of England’s 3-3 draw with Germany on Monday night. It is believed the 28-year-old suffered a hamstring problem. The defender was expected back at City’s CFA training base on Wednesday to
EPL: Man City suffer injury blow ahead of Man Utd clash
South-East: Misguided youths behind sit-at-home – Atiku
The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has decried the Monday sit-at-home being observed across the five South-East States. DAILY POST earlier reported that the former Vice President spoke in Enugu on Tuesday during his meeting with PDP stakeholders in the South-East. Abia Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu was absent at the
South-East: Misguided youths behind sit-at-home – Atiku
Power outage in Reps stall bill to increase NYSC corps allowances
Power outage at the House of Representatives stalled the consideration of a bill to increase transportation and accommodation allowances of NYSC corps members. The bill, sponsored by Eta Ebora, was listed for consideration on the order paper of the House, but the abrupt disruption of power in the chamber forced the lawmakers to adjourn. It
Power outage in Reps stall bill to increase NYSC corps allowances
Thomas Partey’s injury: Agbonlahor advises Arsenal on singing to make in January
Former Aston Villa captain, Gabriel Agbonlahor, claimed that Arsenal needs to sign a new midfielder in the January transfer window in light of midfielder Thomas Partey’s recurring injury issues. Partey has three years left on his current contract at Arsenal. The Ghanaian international joined the Gunners from Atletico Madrid for £45 million in the summer
Thomas Partey’s injury: Agbonlahor advises Arsenal on singing to make in January
Algeria vs Nigeria: Livescore from Super Eagles’ friendly match in Oran
Nigeria will take on Algeria in an international friendly on Tuesday night. In their previous 21 encounters, the Super Eagles have recorded nine wins, three wins and nine defeats. The most recent clash between the two countries was a 1-0 victory for Algeria in an international friendly in 2020. Nigeria are currently ranked fourth in
Algeria vs Nigeria: Livescore from Super Eagles’ friendly match in Oran
Senate bill increases Justices of Appeal Court from 90 to 110
A bill has been passed into law in the Senate on Tuesday to increase Justices of the Court of Appeal from 90 to 110. The passage followed a report submitted to the Red Chamber by the Committee Chairman on Judiciary, Human Rights and legal Matters, Senator Bamidele Opeyemi. The bill, which recommended the increase in
Senate bill increases Justices of Appeal Court from 90 to 110
BREAKING: ASUU strike: Benue varsity directs immediate reopening of school
The management of Benue State University, BSU Makurdi has directed the immediate reopening of the school. DAILY POST reports that BSU and other government-owned universities were shut down on February 14 following an industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU. Efforts by the Federal Government to resolve the lingering issues with the
BREAKING: ASUU strike: Benue varsity directs immediate reopening of school
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