Ambassador urges journalists to utilise freedom of information law
AMBASSADOR Jerry Ugokwe has urged journalist in the country to use the freedom of information bill passed into law by the former administration to expose all the corruption and irregularities in the country.
Kogi state crisis ‘threat to Nigeria democracy’ – Bukola Saraki
Senate President Dr. Bukola Saraki on Wednesday condemned the lingering socio-political unrest in Kogi sate especially the recent attack by suspected armed thugs on Sen. Ahmed Ogembe’s empowerment programme, noting that such act undermines the tenets of democracy in the country.
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Court dismisses suit against Museums and Monuments over termination of appointment
The National Industrial Court, Abuja, on Wednesday struck out a suit instituted against the National Commission for Museums and Monuments (NCMM), for inability of the claimant to prove his case.
Insecurity: Gov. Ortom canvasses review of ECOWAS protocol
Gov. Samuel Ortom of Benue has called for the review of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) protocol, saying it has become a tool used by foreigners to undermine Nigeria’s security.
FG committed to end varsity workers’ strike – official
The Federal Ministry of Education on Wednesday said it was committed to end the on-going strike by the non-teaching labour unions in Nigeria universities.
