According to INEC, “We’ve Resolved Issues with Fuel and Cash Scarcity, 2023 Elections Will Hold As Planned.”

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Mahmood Yakubu, who is in charge of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), promises Nigerians that the upcoming elections will go on regardless of fuel and cash shortages. News from Nigeria’s INEC: On Wednesday, February 8, Mahmood Yakubu gave a speech following a meeting of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) that President Muhammadu Buhari presided … Read more

2 are remanded by the court for allegedly obtaining N13M through false pretense

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An Ikeja Chief Magistrate’s Court indicted two individuals on Wednesday for allegedly obtaining N13 million under the false pretense of converting it into dollars. Christina Oyeleye, a 39-year-old banker from Abule Egba, and Adelana Adewusi, a 39-year-old tech man from Oko Oba, Agege, Lagos, are the defendants. They face charges of conspiracy, obtaining under false … Read more

We can’t afford to leave Lake Chad Island in the hands of terrorists,’ said the commander of the MNJTF

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Major General Gold Chibuisi, who serves as the Force Commander of the Multi-National Joint Task Force (MNJTF), has stated that he is determined to prevent terrorists from using Lake Chad Island as a base of operations. On Friday, the Force Commander made the commitment during an operational visit to Blangoua, which is located in Cameroon, … Read more

The Economic and Security Challenges in Nigeria Can Only Be Solved by Atiku

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According to facts and his prior performance, Georgia-based American professor of medicine Prof. Emeka Umerah believes that only former vice president Atiku Abubakar, among other presidential contenders, can address Nigeria’s economic and security problems. Prof. Umerah noted that had Atiku not stepped in, Nigeria would eventually have reverted to the dark era of military dictatorship … Read more

Jigawa’s night hawking is prohibited by the LG leader due to youth sexual immorality

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Jigawa State’s Hadejia Local Government Council has outlawed young boys and girls from nighttime hawkings. This was said in a statement given to journalists and signed by Salisu Sogi Hadejia, the chairman of the local government. According to him, hawkers are no longer permitted to enter or prowl local marketplaces before 7:00 am or after … Read more