It’s a beautiful morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers
The protesters, who stormed the streets in their numbers, called on the state and the federal governments not to sweep the case under the carpet.
Patricia Danzi, ICRC Regional Director for Africa said this while speaking to newsmen in Maiduguri while commiserating with the families of Saifura Khorsa and Hauwa Liman, two of the aid workers killed by Boko Haram insurgents in Borno, NAN reports.
MURIC said Fayose took his stomach infrastructure initiative to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, office and fed detainees who in turn allegedly sang the national anthem after their stomachs had been filled.
Director, Defence Information, Brig-Gen. John Agim, explained that each operation has its own modus operandi and was geared towards enhancing a conducive and stable environment for socio-economic activities and the safety of Nigerians, as well as preventing bandits and outlaws from escaping to other peaceful areas.
Police Commissioner, Imohimi Edgal, who said this during a town hall security summit held in Lagos Island.
Okhiria said on Thursday while inspecting the ongoing construction of train terminal at Ujevwu community in Delta, that the free ride will be for one month.
Chairman of the panel, Babba Dan Agundi, said, they will give the Governor’s side the right to analyse the video.
According to him, it was uncertain that restructuring would end the problems of the country.
The Minister of Finance, Mrs Zainab Ahmed, said this in Abuja, while briefing newsmen on the outcome of the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). She said N569.28 billion which was received as gross statutory revenue, was lower than the N587.1 billion shared in August by N17.8 billion.
Akolapo, while testifying before the tribunal sitting at the FCT High Court, Apo, Abuja, stated that the tribunal should in the alternative declare the election inconclusive or nullify it and order for a fresh election.