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Edo train attack: Sign Hunters and Forestry Bill into law – Metchie tells Buhari
Johnny Chukwudi Metchie, Assistant Commander General of the Nigerian Hunters and Forestry Security Service (NHFSS) in charge of Technical Services, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to sign the Hunters and Forestry Security Service Bill into law. He said the bill is a sure way of deterring terrorists and other criminal elements from using the
Edo train attack: Sign Hunters and Forestry Bill into law – Metchie tells Buhari
I hope to retire in peace, relocate to Katsina – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has said he would deploy the remaining four months he has left as president to be steadfast in governance so as to retire in peace. He made the pledge on Monday in Damaturu while speaking at the palace of the Emir of Damaturu, Hashimi II El-Kanemi. Commenting on security, Buhari enjoined Nigerians
I hope to retire in peace, relocate to Katsina – Buhari
Plateau 2023: We won’t witch-hunt, but revamp dwindling economy if elected – Mutfwang
The gubernatorial candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang said the mandate of Plateau people would be used adequately to revamp the state’s dwindling economy rather than witch-hunting individuals if elected in the 2023 polls. He equally said the presidential candidate of the party, Atiku Abubakar will come on
Plateau 2023: We won’t witch-hunt, but revamp dwindling economy if elected – Mutfwang
EPL: I like him – Ray Parlour names Arsenal star he likes
Arsenal legend, Ray Parlour, has identified captain Martin Odegaard as the player he is pleased with, adding that he likes him. Parlour believes Odegaard has what it takes to become as good as Manchester City playmaker Kevin De Bruyne. Odegaard has been one of the English Premier League’s best players this season. The former Real
EPL: I like him – Ray Parlour names Arsenal star he likes
FastCash offers up to N200,000 in loans for school fees payment in five minutes
Without hassles, Nigerians can now meet emergency financial obligations, pay children’s school fees and rent by accessing FastCash loansof up to N200,000 (two hundred thousand Naira) in minutes. FastCash is a collateral-free, convenient, easy-to-access instant loan solution powered by First City Monument Bank (FCMB). Getting a FastCash loan requires no collateral or paperwork. It is
FastCash offers up to N200,000 in loans for school fees payment in five minutes
24,714 FCT residents affected by 2022 flooding – FCTA
The Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, said 24,714 people were affected by floods in some parts of the Nation’s capital in 2022. During the weekend, the Director General of FCT Emergency Management Agency, Abbas Idriss, made this disclosure. Also, 2,972 people were displaced in AMAC, and 102 houses were damaged, saving 9,813 lives. According to
24,714 FCT residents affected by 2022 flooding – FCTA
Suspect who died in police custody to undergo autopsy
Police authorities in Anambra State have said that a suspect identified as Uchenna, who died in police custody would be taken for autopsy to ascertain the cause of his death. The man was said to have been arrested alongside two other persons for fighting and was detained at the Police Annex at Awkuzu when he
Suspect who died in police custody to undergo autopsy
DSS sued for N500m over detention of activist who opposed ‘arrest’ of CBN gov Emefiele
The Department of State Service, DSS, and its Director General have been dragged before a High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, for the arrest of rights activist, Meliga Godwin, over a press conference he addressed condemning the agency for the planned arrest of the Governor of the Central Bank, Godwin Emefiele. Meliga Godwin,
DSS sued for N500m over detention of activist who opposed ‘arrest’ of CBN gov Emefiele
N1.3bn alleged fraud sparks protest in Enugu APC
Ahead of the 2023 general elections, the Enugu State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has been embroiled in controversy over a N1.3 billion fraud allegation. The allegation sparked a protest on Monday when aggrieved members in their numbers protested at the national secretariat of APC to seek intervention from national officers. The aggrieved
N1.3bn alleged fraud sparks protest in Enugu APC
Police warn Yoruba Nation agitators, others after Ojota riot in Lagos
Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Alabi has warned against further violence in the state, vowing to deal with any person or group found disturbing the peace of the metropolis, under whatever guise. This was according to Police Public Relations Officer in the state, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, who stressed that such people “will be decisively
Police warn Yoruba Nation agitators, others after Ojota riot in Lagos
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