FG to pay 16 retired Perm Secs N92.44m severance package
The Federal Government is to pay N92.4million severance package to the 16 retired Permanent Secretaries following their disengagement from the civil service. A 12-month breakdown of the above shows that each of the Permanent Secretaries will receive 300 per cent of their annual basic salary of N1, 925,865.00 which amounts to N5, 777,595.00 for each of the 16 retired public officers totalling N92,441,520.
Anambra signs N500m MoU for malaria eradication
ANAMBRA State government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with the Christian Aid for the fight of malaria scourge in the state.
Still on the Taraba Tribunal judgement
THE recent judgement of the Elections Petitions Tribunal in Abuja declared APC’s Aisha Jummai Alhassan as the duly elected governor of Taraba state and ordered the sitting Governor, PDP’s Architect Darius Ishaku, to vacate office on the grounds that he did not emerge the candidate of the PDP in a properly-conducted primary election.
Assassination attempt on Ekweremadu: Ohanaeze youths task IGP
Similarly, House of Representatives Committee on Agricultural Colleges and Institution, Hon. Linus Okorie yesterday berated President Buhari and the ruling All Progressive Congress, APC, over the same assassination attempt, reminding President Muham- madu Buhari and the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, of their avowed duty to protect citizens, despite their political affiliations or cadre in society.
Bomb blast: Adamawa bans night markets
Yola—Adamawa State government has slammed a ban on night markets as part of measures to curb incessant bomb explosions which has in the past claimed several lives.
Buhari urges Kogites to vote for Audu
LOKOJA—President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday called on the people of Kogi State to join the change train and bring accelerated development to the state. Buhari stated this in Lokoja at the Grand Finale rally for APC governorship candidate in the Saturday’s gubernatorial election in the state.
