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ENDSARS memorial: 9 things FG has asked all security leadership to do
As the #ENDSARS protest continue to take different dimension over demands the National Economic Council (NEC) has listed 9 things security leadership must do.
Indicted security operatives, civilians in #ENDSARS for trial, says FG
The minister of information, culture and tourism, Lai Mohammed, has urged #ENDSARS protesters to seek other lawful alternatives to engaging the government.
Boko Haram in big trouble as FG receives last batch of Tucano fighter jets from US
The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, said all 12 Super Tucano fighter jets expected from the US have been received by the Nigerian government.
Why ban is a win-win for Nigeria and Twitter, presidential aide shares crucial details
Presidential aide, Tolu Ogunlesi has disclosed recently the benefits of Twitter ban and how the committee set up to negotiate with Twitter has made progress.
Lai Mohammed slams critics of Buhari over borrowing, says FG has a lot to show for loans
The minister of information and culture, Lai Mohammed, has tackled Nigerians criticising the regime of the President Muhammadu Buhari over the loan requests.
Insurgency: Lai Mohammed cries out, says infrastructural destruction in Borno state worse than imagined
Lai Mohammed has expressed deep concern over the high rate of destruction of infrastructure in Borno state and in other parts of the country due to insurgency.
Bandits outnumber security personnel, says Gov Aminu Masari
Katsina governor, Aminu Masari has made a case for vigilante groups to be drafted into the war against armed bandits in the northwest region of the country.
Good news as Federal Government gives fresh update on Twitter ban
Again, the federal government has revealed that the issue it had with microblogging site, twitter would soon be resolved and operations would begin in soon.
Twitter ban: Nigerians lose N220.36billion due to FG's policy
Economic experts say the already stretched Nigerian economy and the country's citizens are suffering the effects of the Twitter ban by the federal government.
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