Wale Akinola
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Just in: Ganduje in trouble as Kano court declares appointment of new emirs null and void
A Kano state high court sitting at Ungogo has declared the appointment and the installation of four new emirs by the state government as null and void.
Insecurity in Ondo and concept of 'Abiku' by Oluwadamilare Moriyeke
In Ondo city, the headquarters of Ondo west local government, a 62-year old woman with hunchback, Ibironke Abodunde, was reportedly abducted by some gunmen and all efforts to find her were to no avail.
Poly Ibadan goes tough, says no lecturer, student will be allowed into campus without ID card
the institution's public relations officer, Alhaji Soladoye Adewole, who spoke on the development, confirmed that the new security measures had been put in place, adding that not only the students were compelled to present ID.
Ganduje is on mission to destabilise north - Arewa youth leader reacts over creation of new emirates in Kano
The spokesperson of the Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG), Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, has alleged that Governor Abdullahi Ganduje is being used by some people to destabilise the northern region.
Breaking: Army officer, wife, 2 children reportedly kidnapped in Taraba
A report by Daily Trust said that an officer of the Nigerian Army was abducted with his wife and two children along Wukari-Ibbi road on Sunday, April 28.
95 percent of states can’t pay N30,000 minimum wage - Governor Umahi gives reasons
Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi state has declared that 95 per cent of states in the country cannot pay the proposed N30,000 minimum wage to workers.
New minimum wage may lead to chaos - APC chieftain Tony Momoh warns Nigerian workers
A former minister of information and chieftain of All Progressives Congress (APC), Prince Tony Momoh, has said that the new minimum wage regime may lead to chaos.
Suspected herdsmen reportedly kill 16 in Nasarawa community
Suspected gunmen reportedly attacked Numa village in Andaha community of Akwanga local government area of Nasarawa state and killed 16 Mada natives during a naming ceremony on Sunday, April 14.
UNHCR chief reveals best way to tackle insecurity problems in Nigeria
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) representative to Nigeria and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Antonio Jose Canhandula, has advised the government on the best way to tackle insecurity.
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