The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has described the naming of the Second Niger Bridge after President Muhammadu Buhari as unacceptable. IPOB said the second Niger bridge should be named…
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Exposed: Ikpeazu in last minutes move to stop Otti’s inauguration as Abia judge rejects offer
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterThe outgoing governor of Abia State, Mr Okezie Ikpeazu is making last minute move to use the judiciary to obstruct the swearing in of the gubernatorial winner of the March…
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May 29: I will not forget anything in Ebonyi Govt House, says Umahi
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterGovernor David Umahi of Ebonyi State has said that he would not forget anything in the state Government House, Abakaliki when he leaves office on May 29. Umahi said this…
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14.3 million Nigerians between 15 and 64 years engage in drug abuse —NDLEA boss, Buba Marwa
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterThe chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Brigadier Gen. Mohammed Buba Marwa on Tuesday, lamented that more than 14.3 million Nigerians aged 15-64…
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How British special forces secretly operated in Nigeria, 18 other countries — Report
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterA report by a United Kingdom (UK)-based research organisation, Action on Armed Violence, AOAV, has revealed how Britain’s Special Forces secretly participated in hostage rescue efforts in Nigeria, including an…
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LP: Apapa’s men shopping for court injunctions in the against party
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterThe Labour Party (LP) says that some disloyal former members of the party led by former Deputy National Chairman, Lamidi Apapa, are going round the Northern States shopping for court…
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BREAKING: Buhari seeks Senate’s approval to pay $556m, £98m, N226b judgement debts
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterPresident Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday urged the Senate to approve a request to pay judgement debts in the sum of $566,754,584.31, £98,526,012.00 and N226 billion being judgement debts owed by…
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The United Kingdom announced on Tuesday that foreign students will not be allowed to bring their families – spouses, children and parents to the country. Home Secretary Suella Braverman said…
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Bayelsa/Rivers land feud: Supreme Court warns Rivers against building structures on disputed plots
by Our Reporterby Our ReporterThe Supreme Court of Nigeria has warned the Rivers State Government against building any structure on the disputed land forcefully acquired from the Bayelsa State Government in the Port Harcourt…
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Angry Members of Apo Traders Association (ATASS) protested and blocked the main entrance gate of FCT Minister, demanding release of land lease agreement to their permanent site. The protesters armed…