Kess Ewubare
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Breaking: Governor Yahaya Bello sworn in for second term
Yahaya Bello of Kogi state was on Monday, January 27 sworn in for another term in office in Lokoja, the state capital. Bello was sworn in alongside his his deputy and running mate, Edward Onoja, by the chief justice of the state.
Several terrorists killed as Nigerian Air Force attacks ISWAP hideouts in Borno
Several of the insurgents were killed when the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) destroyed an Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) staging area at Gashigar in Borno state. NAF made the disclosure on Monday, January 27.
Strike action looms as ASUU, FG battle over IPPIS enrolment
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has said it will commence an industrial action over if the accountant general of the federation carries out his threat of stopping the salaries of lecturers for failing to enroll in IPPIS.
Court to deliver judgment on trial of alleged husband killer Maryam Sanda
After almost three years, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court will on Monday, January 27, deliver judgment in the trial of Maryam Sanda, the woman who was alleged to have stabbed her husband to death in Abuja.
Why nobody can unseat Obaseki - Governor Umahi
Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi has said his counterpart in Edo state, Godwin Obaseki will be re-elected as Edo state governor. The Ebonyi state governor was said to have made the statement on Friday, 24 January.
Ile Arugbo demolition: Saraki, Kwara state govt agree to settle out of court
The Kwara state government and the Saraki family have agreed to settle out of court over the demolition of the latter’s property popularly known as Ile Arugbo (old people’s home) in Ilorin, the state capital.
Why Amotekun is a security threat - Nigerian lawmaker
Sada Soli, members of the House of Representatives has described Operation Amotekun as a security threat to Nigeria. The lawmaker said the Amotekun security operation is not needed in the southwest region.
How suspected assassins killed traditional medicine practitioner Oko Oloyun
Fatai Yusuf, a popular traditional medicine practitioner popularly known as Oko Oloyun was on Thursday, January 23, shot dead by unknown gunmen. The police disclosed that Yusuf was shot on Eruwa-Igbo-Ora road.
FG reacts as latest report claims corruption has increased in Nigeria
The federal government has faulted a recent ranking in Transparency International’s corruption perception index which puts Nigeria as one of the most corrupt countries in West Africa. The data was released on January 23.
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