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It is never feasible for any government to provide food items to its entire community – Zulum
Babagana Zulum, the Governor of Borno State, emphasized that it’s not feasible for any government to supply food to every single community. He made this point during his oversight of the food distribution process to 18,000 households in the Damboa Local Government Area on Monday. Zulum pointed out that his administration has recognized and chosen the most disadvantaged individuals to receive the relief assistance resulting from the removal of subsidies. This measure aims to alleviate the impact of the challenges faced in the state. “I want you to take note that it is never feasible for any government, be it…
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BREAKING: NNPP suspends Kwankwaso, others
The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) Board of Trustees (BoT) has taken the decision to suspend Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, who had been the party’s presidential candidate in the February 25 election. This suspension arises from accusations of engaging in activities that run counter to the party’s interests. Furthermore, the BoT has extended this suspension to encompass the members of the party’s National Working Committee (NWC). In conjunction with these measures, the BoT has instituted a fresh lineup of national executives, led by Dr. Agbo Major as the Acting National Chairman and Mr. Ogini Olaposi as the Acting National Secretary.…
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I will not beg for my freedom – Nnamdi Kanu
Embattled leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has said he will not beg the Federal government to release him, as Justice Binta Nyako of a Federal High Court in Abuja had already given an order for him to be released. Kanu stated this in a letter dated August 25, 2023, and signed by his lead counsel, Mike Ozekhome, SAN. Ozekhome had raised concern over the deplorable condition of Kanu’s detention facility in the custody of the Department of State Services. He had asked the Chief Judge of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory to appoint…
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FCT to reintroduce monthly sanitation to keep Abuja clean – Wike
Mr. Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, has revealed that the ministry has finalized its plans to reintroduce monthly sanitation as a key strategy to maintain the city’s cleanliness. Wike made this announcement in Abuja on Monday, following a private meeting with contractors responsible for various projects within the FCT. He mentioned that he had already discussed the concept with President Bola Tinubu, proposing that at least two Saturdays each month would be designated for sanitation activities from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. This initiative aims to facilitate companies assisting the FCT with logistics in…
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Phyno announces the arrival of his newborn
Nigerian rapper, Phyno, has joyfully announced the arrival of his newborn. The rapper took to his Instagram page to share this delightful news. He posted a photo of him cuddling his baby and wrote; I took some time off to be a Father and also work on new music / Album and its been a wholesome experience. Now its time to get back to what I do best.”
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FG has no plans to borrow from domestic or foreign entities – Minister of Finance, Wale Edun
Wale Edun, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, has clarified that the Federal Government (FG) has no plans to borrow from domestic or foreign entities following its decision to eliminate petrol subsidies and harmonize exchange rates. Edun made this statement after the inaugural Federal Executive Council meeting held on Monday, August 28, in Abuja. He highlighted that the funds saved from subsidy removal would be reinvested into various sectors, aimed at bolstering government revenue and enhancing the business climate for both local and foreign investments. Edun noted that the increased revenue from subsidy removal would support…
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Gombe Governor orders closure of Nightclubs in the state over immoral and criminal activities
Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe state has issued a directive for the immediate closure of all nightclubs, commonly referred to as Gala Houses, within the state. The decision, communicated through a statement on Monday, August 28, by the Secretary to the State Government, Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi, mandates security agencies to ensure strict adherence to this directive. The move comes in response to numerous complaints from the public about the continuous immoral, criminal activities, and security breaches taking place in these establishments. Some of the affected Gala Houses include Jamia Gidan Wanka, situated at Mile 3 Yola Road, Gombe;…
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“…At least If you want to be a Yahoo, target politicians who are stealing money” – Rev. Fr. Oluoma
Renowned Nigerian Catholic clergyman, Reverend Father Chinenye Oluoma, has strongly criticized Nigerian youths engaged in online fraudulent activities, cautioning that their actions may lead to unfavorable outcomes. During a sermon posted on his official Facebook page, Father Oluoma expressed his concern over how these individuals swindle honest people of their earnings, and he suggested that it would be more constructive if their focus was on politicians. The priest also remarked that while certain musicians may glamorize internet fraud, such a way of life remains unjustifiable. He said, “When you pursue wealth at the expense of fellow humans, you are trashing…
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We lose 400,000 barrels of oil every day – NSA, Nuhu Ribadu
Nuhu Ribadu, the National Security Adviser (NSA), has revealed that criminal activities and economic sabotage lead to a daily loss of 400,000 barrels of crude oil in Nigeria. Ribadu, who headed a presidential delegation to assess the oil and gas facilities at Owaza in Abia and Odogwa in Etche LGA of Rivers on Saturday, August 26, underscored that the nation’s economy is significantly affected due to the presence of oil criminals responsible for the decline in crude production within the country. The National Security Adviser (NSA) has pointed out that government infrastructures are also being damaged due to the activities…
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“I just started stacking up money and the money was becoming too much for me” – Olamide speaks on why he created a record label
Olamide Adedeji, the Nigerian rapper and singer commonly referred to as Olamide, has disclosed the rationale behind his decision to create a record label. The head of YBNL shared that he established a record label to channel his increasingly substantial financial resources into supporting the careers of budding artists. He mentioned that his wealth has been growing significantly, and he wanted to invest it in nurturing the careers of young talents. He shared this insight during an interview with Ebro Darden on Apple Music. He said, “I just started stacking up money and the money was becoming too much for…
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Tinubu is not afraid of sacking anyone and won’t accept failure – Presidential spokesperson, Ajuri Ngelale
Ajuri Ngelale, the spokesperson for the Presidency, has conveyed that President Bola Tinubu has established well-defined objectives for every sector within the nation. He emphasized that the newly appointed ministers are expected to deliver results, and any form of underachievement will not be accepted. Speaking during an interview on Channels Television on Monday, August 28, Ngelale highlighted that during the interim period between Tinubu’s confirmation as the president-elect and his official inauguration on May 29, significant efforts were made. This included the formation of “a range of reform committees spanning across various sectors.” According to him; “The President has set…
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There is no legal and constitutional limitations whatsoever. I have not broken any law of Nigeria – Minister of Culture and Arts, Hannatu Musawa replies NYSC over her ministerial appointment
Hannatu Musawa, the Minister of Art, Culture & Creative Economy, has responded to the controversy surrounding her appointment while she was a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). Previously, the NYSC had accused her of violating its regulations, which stipulate that a corps member must complete their one-year service before taking up any government position. Addressing this matter, Hannatu clarified that she had not violated any regulations. She highlighted that there is no provision in our existing laws or the NYSC Act that mandates corps members to conclude their service prior to being appointed to a political office.…
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