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Nigeria: President Buhari Orders Review of FG’s Payrolls to Cut Costs
Nigeria’s federal government has initiated a raft of measures to cut the cost of governance in the face of dwindling revenue occasioned by the headwinds of the COVID-19 pandemic and
Boko Haram Regrouping in Nigeria’s Northeast, Senator Ndume Says
The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Army, Senator Ali Ndume, Tuesday raised the alarm that Boko Haram insurgents have started regrouping again in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa States. This
Cancel the Super Tucano deal now
By Ochereoma Nnanna On August 3, 2017, the United States Department of State con firmed the approval of the sale of 12 pieces of A-29 Super Tucano attack aircraft to
Olusegun Ogunsanya: A telecoms luminary gets a big continental call
By Okoh Aihe GOOD news is almost a rarity in the land; so, when it comes, we almost have to stand on the rooftop to celebrate it with big megaphones
11 years on: We wanted a peaceful, united nation, Goodluck Jonathan pays tribute to former president Yar’Adua
By Emmanuel Okogba Eleven years after his demise, former President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua still has a place in the heart of his then vice president, Goodluck Jonathan. Yar’Adua died on
Pay N100m ransom for Greenfield students now, Sheikh Gumi urges FG
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi By Emmanuel Okogba Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, the Islamic cleric who said bandits should be granted amnesty has called on the federal government to pay the N100 million
COVID-19: 61% inbound travelers to Lagos untraceable in April — Abayomi
Professor Akin Abayomi …As 58,222 test positive; LASG maps out strategy against third wave infections By Olasunkanmi Akoni & Chioma Obinna Over three fifths (61 percent) of travelers who arrived
Gov Sule to herders, Tiv farmers: Killings may overwhelm my administration if…
Abdullahi Sule By David Odama Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State yesterday warned that his administration might be overwhelmed if the unwarranted killings and wanton destruction of property among others
Nigeria’s herder-farmer conflict could escalate if NLTP fails – ICG
Nigeria’s herder-farmer conflict could escalate to wider violence if federal and state governments fail to implement the National Livestock Transformation Plan (NLTP), the International Crisis Group (ICG) has warned. In
Insecurity: MASSOB frowns at invitation to peace meeting by Ohanaeze
Uwazurike …Perpetrators of violence in S’East are anti-Igbo —BIM …Ebonyi closes illegal, private motor parks …Nigeria cruising on highway to abyss —Ohuabunwa …British arrangement no longer working for Nigeria —Bishop
