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Slip of the tongue: Uzodimma mistakenly says President Buhari is insensitive
In what appeared to be a slip of the tongue, Hope Uzodimma, governor of Imo, says south-east leaders are supporting President Buhari because he is insensitive.
End your strike, all debts will be settled, minister tells doctors
Osagie Ehanire, minister of health, asked doctors to put an end to the ongoing strike action. He said they should return to work as all debts would be cleared.
Anti-grazing: Igbo elders tackle south east governors over non-passage of laws
Igbo Elders Consultative Forum has decried delay by some states in the southeast to pass their anti-open grazing laws, as resolved by Southern Governors’ Forum.
We’ve been praying for Buhari but can’t see result, Sheikh Khalid, Chief Imam says
Chief Imam of Apo Legislative Quarters Juma’at mosque, Abuja, Sheikh Muhammad Khalid, has revealed that that clerics have been praying for Buhari bit no result.
Zamfara: Bandits flee southwards, gunmen strike in Kogi, Kaduna, Ekiti
Top security sources, who confided in our correspondents, said security agents in other states had been alerted to be on the lookout for the fleeing bandits.
Army chief to commanders: I will not accept excuses again
Faruk Yahaya, Nigeria's chief of army staff, has warned army commanders that he will no longer accept excuses in the war against insecurity in the country.
Trouble in Nigeria: Over 60,000 AK-47 rifles in 120 terrorists’ camps, Don claims
There are 120 terrorist camps that are in possession of 60, 000 AK-47 rifles in six Northern states of the country. The states are Zamfara, Sokoto among others.
Incredible: NNPC refineries generate zero revenue, pay workers N69bn
Workers at the government-owned refineries were paid a total of N69.07bn last year, even as the plants generated zero revenue as they did not process a barrel.
Give us food: Bandits reportedly demand rice, spaghetti as ransom
The closure of many markets across the North West is taking a heavy toll on Nigerian bandits as they are reportedly demanding food to release their captives.
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