
Sen. Saraki, who addressed the media on behalf of the three presidential hopefuls, said they found it necessary as stakeholders of the party to meet, brainstorm and see how things could best work out among them.
Sen. Saraki, who addressed the media on behalf of the three presidential hopefuls, said they found it necessary as stakeholders of the party to meet, brainstorm and see how things could best work out among them.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) says its operatives have intercepted three million capsules of opioid that are more dangerous and potent than Tramadol at Jaelith Bonded Container Terminal under Tincan seaport in the Apapa area of Lagos.
According to a statement by NDLEA Media and Advocacy Director Femi Babafemi, despite the attack, the officers however managed to arrest their target after recovering some quantities of illicit drugs from the suspect and thereafter retreated to take the wounded to the hospital for treatment.
An Abuja based lawyer, Musa Abdullahi, has dragged the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC), demanding a N200 million compensation over allegations bordering on epileptic power supply.
415 Nigerian citizens fleeing from the Russian aggression in Ukraine have arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja from Romania.
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The Gas Aggregation Agreement was signed on the sideline of the ongoing 5th Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES 2022), themed: “Revitalising the Industry: Future Fuels and Energy Transition.”
“From Kenya, President Buhari will proceed to London for routine medical checks that will last for a maximum of two weeks,” the State House statement reads. This makes the Buhari Presidency unarguably the most expensive in Nigeria’s history.
President Buhari has signed Nigeria’s Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill into law, finally putting an end to the dark dillydally that lasted for several weeks after the National Assembly passed it.
The Enugu State Government says it has banned forthwith the operation of Tricycle (Keke), Motorcyle (Okada) and Tipper-Truck in the following three local government areas of the state.