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BREAKING: Gunmen Shoot Ebem Ohafia Devt Union Chairman, Ebere Okoro (Photos)

BREAKING: Gunmen Shoot Ebem Ohafia Devt Union Chairman, Ebere Okoro (Photos)

The Umuahia branch chairman of Ebem Ohafia Development Union, EODU Mr. Ebere Okoro has been shot by suspected arm robbers and currently in an undisclosed hospital in Umuahia, Abia State capital. ABN TV reports that Mr. Okoro was attacked on his way to bush market along Osaa Road where he normally buys palm oil for retail when he was attacked by suspected robbers in police camouflage. He was travelling along with his co-trader who gave his name as Mr. Chinenye Eze. The duo were robbed of the total sum of N1.5m. Trouble started when an ash colour Toyota Corolla blocked…
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Despite Court Order, DSS Refused To Allow Nnamdi Kanu Change Clothe, IPOB Lawyer, Ejiofor Laments

Despite Court Order, DSS Refused To Allow Nnamdi Kanu Change Clothe, IPOB Lawyer, Ejiofor Laments

Ifeanyi Ejiofor, counsel for the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has complained that the IPOB leader was not allowed to change his clothe by the Department of State Services. He made the complaint after Kanu was visited by his legal team on Wednesday at the Department of State Services headquarters in Abuja. The lawyer complained that this was against the Tuesday, January 18, 2022 order by Justice Binta Nyako, asking DSS to allow Nnamdi Kanu to change his clothe. He said, “Though, for reasons we were not told, the officials of the DSS rejected for…
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BREAKING: Supreme Court Declares Executive Order 10 Unlawful, Dismisses Governors’ N66bn Suit

BREAKING: Supreme Court Declares Executive Order 10 Unlawful, Dismisses Governors’ N66bn Suit

Supreme Court Declares Executive Order 10 Unlawful, Dismisses Governors’ N66bn Suit The Supreme Court has declared as unlawful and unconstitutional, Executive Order 10 (EO10) on the funding of State Judiciary and Legislature. In a split decision on Friday, a majority of the court’s seven-member panel agreed that the President exceeded his constitutional powers in issuing the EO10. Six out of the seven members of the panel proceeded to void and set aside the EO10 issued by President Muhammadu Buhari. The apex court also dismissed the N66 billion suit filed by the state governors against the Federal Government. More to follow…
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Christian Journalists Award Lamido Interfaith Personality Of The Year

Christian Journalists Award Lamido Interfaith Personality Of The Year

The National Association of Christian Journalists (NACJ) has awarded its prestigious Interfaith Personality of the Year Award to Dr. Muhammad Bashir Shamsudeen Lamido, Group Managing Director, Aluqea Group UAE. President of the association, Dr Charles Tola Okhai said the award was predicated on Lamido’s impressive track record of self discipline, transparency, professional exploits, honesty, selfless service to humanity with a high sense of integrity, particularly his religious tolerance which is a panache for national development. Responding, Lamido commended the leadership of NACJ for finding him worthy of its honour and award. “I see this as encouragement to be more devoted…
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‘You’re God sent to our people’ – Beneficiaries of Ike Okoroafor’s scholarship extol him

‘You’re God sent to our people’ – Beneficiaries of Ike Okoroafor’s scholarship extol him

The beneficiaries of the Ike Okorafor (IOK) Educational Foundation Scholarship and their parents, led by their School Principals paid an appreciation visit to their benefactor and the founder, Prince Ike Okorafor on 26th December, 2021 at his Ozu Abam residence in Arochukwu LGA. Speaking earlier, the Proprietor of one of the host schools, Mr. Ernest Ikpe said they embarked on the visit to thank him for extending his magnanimity to the students via his scholarship scheme and also appraise him of the performance of the beneficiaries. He said the students has been performing excellently and expressed overwhelming joy for his…
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18 Zamfara lawmakers vote to impeach deputy governor, Aliyu Gasau

18 Zamfara lawmakers vote to impeach deputy governor, Aliyu Gasau

18 Zamfara lawmakers vote to impeach deputy governor, Aliyu Gasau The deputy governor parted ways with Governor Bello Matatwalle after he refused to join the defection of the governor and other elected officials in Zamfara to the All Progressives Congress (APC) last year. 18 out of the 22 members of the Zamfara State House of Assembly have voted in support of the motion seeking to impeach the deputy governor of the state, Mahdi Aliyu Gasau. This is coming three days after the Assembly said it had sent a notice of impeachment to the deputy governor. The deputy speaker of the…
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Second Niger Bridge named after Buhari – Presidency

Second Niger Bridge named after Buhari – Presidency

Presidential aide, Bashir Ahmad, has said the Second Niger Bridge is named after the President Muhammadu Buhari. Ahmad had shared a video of the 1.6km bridge on social media, describing it as a major connection point between two economically vital regions in Nigeria. He tweeted, “Ladies and gentlemen, the Muhammadu Buhari Bridge (MBB), a 1.6KM Bridge that will be a major connection point between two economically vital regions in Nigeria.” However, one Twitter user, @Arizona_CF, objected, saying, “The name is 2nd Niger bridge. Any other name doesn’t stand a chance.” @Greenaetion said, “It is not Muhammadu Buhari Bridge and it…
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I once earned N620 per month as UNILAG law lecturer, says VP Osinbajo

I once earned N620 per month as UNILAG law lecturer, says VP Osinbajo

The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo has recalled how he earned N620 in 1981 as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Lagos. Osinbajo disclosed this at the 53rd Annual Conference of the Association of Nigerian Law Teachers on Tuesday in Kano. H said although the money was more than enough for him at the time, it clearly shows how life speedily changed for Nigerians. He said, “I started teaching at the University of Lagos in 1981, as lecturer II, my salary at that time was N620, this clearly shows that the place of law teachers is crucial and important…
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Soludo’s inauguration to last 20 minutes; those without useful roles not welcomed: Commissioner

Soludo’s inauguration to last 20 minutes; those without useful roles not welcomed: Commissioner

The inauguration of Charles Soludo as the next governor of Anambra is to last for only 20 minutes. The inauguration is slated for March 17, 2022. C-Don Adinuba, the state Commissioner for Information and Enlightenment, told journalists on Wednesday in Awka that a lot of activities would be shelved during the swearing-in. “The entire ceremony will last some 20 minutes,” Mr Adinuba said. “The public, traditionally comprising entertainers and the rest who cannot perform any useful roles, are not expected. “Of course, there will be family members, party and officials who will be served with finger foods, water and beverages,”…
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Taxation Deserves To Be Social Responsibility Issue For Nigerian media, says FIRS Boss, Nami

Taxation Deserves To Be Social Responsibility Issue For Nigerian media, says FIRS Boss, Nami

The Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Muhammad Nami has implored the media in Nigeria to make taxation a social responsibility issue. Mr. Nami said this yesterday at a media colloquium and public presentation of a book titled, The Spokesman, written by a journalist, Kelechi Okoronkwo. Nami noted that the Nigerian media is vibrant adding that the theme of the colloquium: The Media and Social Responsibility in Nigeria, is necessary to further strengthen and shape the social responsibility role of the Nigeria media. “The media has a critical role to play as a socially responsible institution. “The…
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