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target=_blank>Commonwealth Parliamentary Association re-admits Cross River Assembly
The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, CPA, has readmitted the Cross River State House of Assembly to its fold. The Cross River Assembly had been unable to meet its dues and other financial obligations for some time, which led to its removal. As a result, it ceased to enjoy the benefits accruing from CPA, including participation in
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association re-admits Cross River Assembly
target=_blank>Governors don’t do anything – Agbakoba
Former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Dr Olisa Agbakoba, has said that the 36 state governors in the country are not doing anything. Agbakoba claimed that “all they do is go to Abuja and collect a stipend every month.” He stated this on Friday while fielding questions on Channels Television’s Politics Today programme. The
Governors don’t do anything – Agbakoba
target=_blank>Kano High Court sentences young man to death by hanging for murder
The Kano State High Court No. 23, presided over by Justice Halima Nasir, has sentenced a young man, Anas Umar, to death by hanging for the murder of one Ashiru in Tudunwada Local Government Area. Anas Umar was accused of luring Ashiru to a farm known as “Sambisa” in Tudunwada, where he fatally struck him
Kano High Court sentences young man to death by hanging for murder
target=_blank>All of Israel under fire from Iran’s ballistic missiles — IDF
The conflict in the Middle East took a terrifying dimension on Friday as Israel confirmed that Iran had launched a ballistic missile at the country. The Israel Defence Forces disclosed this in a terse statement on Friday, noting that major cities are on fire. The IDF said that Iran attacked all of Israel and confirmed
All of Israel under fire from Iran’s ballistic missiles — IDF
target=_blank>Police foil kidnap attempt, rescue 11 victims in Katsina
Katsina State Police have successfully rescued eleven victims of kidnapping, as well as foiling a kidnap incident along the Danmusa–Mara Dangeza village road in Danmusa Local Government Area( LGA). The operation was a combined task force operation by force intelligence officers and police agencies who engaged armed bandits in a gun duel, with all captured
Police foil kidnap attempt, rescue 11 victims in Katsina
target=_blank>Agbakoba explains why Tinubu can’t achieve meaningful economic reform
Former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Dr Olisa Agbakoba, has said that President Bola Tinubu cannot achieve any meaningful economic reform with the current political governance structure in the country. Agbakoba stated this on Friday while fielding questions on Channels Television’s Politics Today programme. The senior lawyer suggested that Tinubu should take some of
Agbakoba explains why Tinubu can’t achieve meaningful economic reform
target=_blank>Fire guts Jubril Aminu Hostel office at Usmanu Danfodio University Sokoto
A fire outbreak on Friday disrupted activities at the Jubril Aminu Hostel of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, UDUS, as flames engulfed the hostel’s porter’s office, destroying several valuable items and causing panic among students shortly before the weekly Juma’ah prayer. The incident, which occurred at approximately 1 pm, reportedly began in a storeroom within the
Fire guts Jubril Aminu Hostel office at Usmanu Danfodio University Sokoto
target=_blank>Police nab electric poles vandal in Niger
The Niger State Police Command has apprehended a suspected vandal, Ndagi Mohammed, in connection with the theft of electric cables from poles in Ndejiko village, Edati Local Government Area of the state. The suspect, a resident of Ndejiko village, was found in possession of rolls of electric cables that he had allegedly stolen from vandalised
Police nab electric poles vandal in Niger
target=_blank>Build lasting legacies in Abia, Otti urges NYSC members
Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has charged newly sworn-in National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members deployed to the state to leave lasting legacies in their host communities during their service year. The governor, speaking through his deputy, Ikechukwu Emetu, gave the charge on Friday during the swearing-in ceremony for the 2025 Batch ‘A’ Stream II
Build lasting legacies in Abia, Otti urges NYSC members
target=_blank>PCRC pledges to support police in maintaining peace in Niger
The Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) has pledged its commitment to supporting the Niger State Police Command in maintaining peace and security in the state. The PCRC National Vice Chairman, North Central Geo-Political Zone, Mr. Tanko Dada, made the pledge when he led newly elected executives of Zone 7 on a courtesy visit to Niger
PCRC pledges to support police in maintaining peace in Niger
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