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Reps to investigate CBN, AMCON, others, for refusal to defend 2022 budget
The Leadership of the House of Representatives is to meet with the Committee on Banking and Currency to determine why some agencies, including the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) and the Nigerian Security Printing and Minting Company have failed to appear before lawmakers to defend their 2022 budget proposals.
Reps to investigate CBN, AMCON, others, for refusal to defend 2022 budget
Boost for Super Eagles as Osimhen returns to training after face surgery
Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, is back in full training following surgery on his face. The Super Eagles star was forced off during their 3-2 defeat in Serie A to Inter Milan on November 21. Osimhen clashed heads with Milan Skriniar and had to be replaced by Andrea Petagna. The 22-year-old underwent surgery, with Napoli announcing
Boost for Super Eagles as Osimhen returns to training after face surgery
Gov Ortom reacts as bandits roast over 40 travellers in Sokoto
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State has expressed deep pains over the killing of over 40 passengers in Sokoto State by armed men suspected to be bandits. DAILY POST reports that passengers who were travelling from Sabon Birni Local Government Area of the state to Sokoto Town were ambushed by the armed men who set
Gov Ortom reacts as bandits roast over 40 travellers in Sokoto
EPL: We have 13 COVID-19 positive cases – Conte confirms
Tottenham Hotspur manager, Antonio Conte, has confirmed that at least eight players and five staff have contracted COVID-19. Spurs host Rennes in the Europa Conference League on Thursday. However, UEFA regulations stipulate the match cannot be postponed, unless a club has fewer than 13 players available or no registered goalkeeper. Conte’s men need a win
EPL: We have 13 COVID-19 positive cases – Conte confirms
Don’t be an enemy of democracy, sign the amended electoral law – Moghalu to Buhari
Former presidential candidate and chieftain of the African Democratic Party (ADC), Professor Kingsley Moghalu, has expressed worries over the delay in presidential assent to the amended electoral law of Nigeria. Moghalu re-echoed calls already made to President Buhari to sign the amended electoral law aimed at deepening democracy in the country especially ensuring transparency in
Don’t be an enemy of democracy, sign the amended electoral law – Moghalu to Buhari
FG, oil companies owing NDDC over N4 trillion – Interim Administrator
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), has disclosed that the Federal Government is indebted to the commission to the tune of over N1.9 trillion. Interim Administrator of the Commission, Mr. Effiong Akwa, who spoke with journalists on Wednesday also oil companies are owing the commission about N2.2 trillion. Akwa made the disclosure while reacting to
FG, oil companies owing NDDC over N4 trillion – Interim Administrator
Senate mourns travellers burnt to death by bandits
Nigerian Senate, on Wednesday, mourned the deaths of travellers burnt to ashes on Monday by suspected bandits on their way to Gayan in Kaduna State. The travellers numbering twenty-three, according to reports, were on Tuesday attacked in Angwan Bawa, Sabon Birni Local Government Area of Sokoto State. The victims were said to be on their
Senate mourns travellers burnt to death by bandits
Senate President, Lawan calls for more women participation in governance
The President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan has again stressed the need for more participation of women in governance and other spheres of life. He spoke in Abuja on Wednesday while receiving in audience, a delegation of the ECOWAS Female Parliamentarians (ECOFEPA), led by Memounatou Ibrahima, 3rd Deputy Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament and Senator
Senate President, Lawan calls for more women participation in governance
Prison breaks: I won’t resign – Aregbesola
Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, has declared that he won’t resign amid the incessant successful attacks on prison facilities in Nigeria. Aregbesola disclosed this while addressing State House Correspondents after the meeting of the Federal Executive Council, FEC, on Wednesday. The minister noted that the attacks did not take place successfully for lack of preparation.
Prison breaks: I won’t resign – Aregbesola
Supreme Court shifts hearing in Gwandu Emirate legal battle by two years
The Supreme Court of Nigeria has shifted hearing in the long drawn legal battle on the Gwandu Emirate of Kebbi state by two years by fixing November 2023 to adjudicate over the matter. The apex court will in two years time, determine three appeals challenging the validity or otherwise of the order of the Court
Supreme Court shifts hearing in Gwandu Emirate legal battle by two years
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