FG may lose over N1bn in alleged Amnesty fraud
The Federal government is set to lose N1, 053,270,000.00 annually due to deployment of 747 non-beneficiaries of the presidential amnesty programme, an anti-corruption watch group, Critical Coalition Against Corruption (CCAC), has claimed.
BNC writes FG, condemns alleged marginalization of Benin ethnic nationality
By SIMON EBEGBULEM BENIN CITY-THE Benin National Congress (BNC), a socio-cultural organization in Edo state has condemned what it described as alleged deliberate exclusion of the Benin ethnic nationality from the Amnesty programs of the Federal Government. In a letter signed by the President of the BNC, Aiyemenkhue Edokpolo, addressed to the Special Adviser to […]
Man stabs mother to death in Lagos over property
A Yaba Chief Magistrates’ Court in Lagos on Wednesday, remanded a 37-year-old Nurudeen Bakare at Ikoyi prisons, for allegedly stabbing his mother to death.
Man allegedly stabs Okada rider to death
A Kano Chief Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, remanded a 28-year-old man, Datti Salisu in prison, for allegedly stabbing one Yusuf Tukur, an Okada rider to death.
Real Madrid debunks news on agreement with PSG over Mbappe
Madrid – Real Madrid FC has debunked news on agreement between the club and PSG over 19-year-old Kylain Mbappe. On its website “www.realmadrid.com’’, the club said it had not made any offer to either PSG or the player. “Given the information published in the last few hours regarding an alleged agreement between Real Madrid FC […]
Reps to probe discriminatory cut-off marks in Unity schools
ABUJA-DISTURBED by alleged discriminatory cut-off marks for admission into unity schools in the country, the House of Representatives has ordered the House committee on Basic Education and Services to probe the matter and report back to the House for further legislative actions in four weeks.
