Dasuki’s medical trip, a blow on Judiciary — TMG

The Chairman, Transition Monitoring Group (TMG), Com. Ibrahim Zikirullahi, has frowned at the recent verdict of the Federal High Court in Abuja which granted request by the ex-National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki, to travel abroad on health ground, describing it as a big blow on the judiciary.
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Ambode to shut tank farms in Lagos if . . .

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Friday told commercial motorcycle operators popularly called Okada riders, commercial buses and street hawkers, saying that the state government would no longer tolerate their nefarious activities on the streets and highways. He said their actions have caused untold hardship to the people of the state in recent times.

Nkwa: Celebration of Igbo’s strongest man beckons

Tomorrow, the Nsude community of Enugu will observe Igba Nkwa, the traditional festival in celebration of the town’s legendary exploits in warfare centuries ago. The ceremony performed in remembrance of Uto Nsude, one of the greatest war generals in Igbo history, is observed once every two years, drawing people from brother communities that make up the Oshie clan and beyond.

I’m proud to be a beauty queen —Mimi Orjiekwe

Nollywood actress and Face of Nigeria Angelz, Mimi Orjiekwe is a beauty to behold any day. The actress was in high spirit when she relinquished her crown to her successor at this year’s edition of Face of Nigeria Angelz Beauty pageant which held recently in Lagos.

Afenifere: Why Fasoranti bowed to pressure

The apprehension that greeted the resignation of the National Leader of the Pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere, Pa Reuben Fasoranti, and the relief that followed the backtracking three days after, would continue to generate reactions. To so many people the whole development leaves so much to be desired.

Saraki’s Trial: NBA to investigate walk out action

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) says it will investigate the action of the senior counsel who represented the Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki, at the Code of Conduct Tribunal on Thursday.

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