We Will Not Treat Those Calling For Coup With Kids Gloves – FG
The Minister of State for Defence, Dr. Bello Muhammed Matawalle, has described those calling for a military putsch as agents of darkness and warned them to desist from their inglorious activities or face the consequences.
Women Living With HIV Call For Inclusive Religious Messages, Government Support
The Association of Women Living With HIV in Nigeria has urged religious leaders to preach non-discriminatory messages within their congregations.
We’ll Emphasise Inclusivity, Transparency –Abass
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, has said the parliament will emphasize inclusivity , transparency, as well as collaboration in the review of the 1999 Constitution (as amended).
President Tinubu Sets Up Tripartite Economic Advisory committee
In a bid to stabilize Nigeria’s economy, President Bola Tinubu has set up a tripartite economic advisory committee which is comprised of representatives from the Federal and State governments as well as the Organized Private Sector.
Sunday Igboho Returns To Nigeria
Yoruba Nation agitator Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, has returned to Nigeria.
Senate Moves To Probe Buhari’s ₦30trn Ways And Means Spending
There was a mild drama yesterday as the Nigerian Senate resolved to revisit the issue of the ₦30 trillion Ways and Means it approved for the Federal Government under former President Muhammadu Buhari, the details of which it said were never provided for scrutiny.
Police Warn APC, NNPP Supporters Against Violence
Kano State Police Command has warned major political parties against causing mayhem or any form of violence in the state,Ahead of the Kunchi/Tsanyawa State House of Assembly rerun election scheduled for March this year.
High Cost Of Cement, Others Unacceptable, Says Minister
The Federal government has said cement manufacturers are not doing enough to stem the rising cost of cement in the country.
SSANU Threatens Protest As FG Pays ASUU Withheld salaries
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities SSANU have said it will ground activities in universities across the country if the withheld salaries of its members are not paid.
OPS Rejects Food Imports, Backs Clampdown On Hoarders
The Federal Government has ruled out the importation of food as part of strategies to address the high costs of foodstuffs and the economic hardship troubling the country.