Benin/Itsekiri crisis: Benin group, lawyer reject ad-hoc peace c’ttee
BENIN CITY—THE hope of resolving the crisis between the Benins and Itsekiri in Ikpoba-Okha local government area of Edo State may be far from over as the Benin Solidarity Movement (BSM) an activist, Olayiwola Afolabi yesterday condemned the recent adhoc committee set up by the Olu of Warr, His Majesty Ogiamen Ikenwoli.
Return to work, Ayade tells civil servants
Calabar — Governor Ben Ayade, of Cross River, has asked civil servants from grade level 10 to return to work from Tuesday.
IPOB spits fire over FG’s coronavirus palliatives for S-East, S-South
THE Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has faulted the pattern of disbursement of federal government’s palliatives to poor Nigerians to cushion the effects of the lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic, alleging lopsidedness in the exercise against the South East and South –South geopolitical zone.
COVID-19: Precautionary measures in Enugu remain in force, says Ugwuanyi
Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State has declared that all precautionary measures put in place in the state to contain the spread of Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), remain in force, in the overall public interest.
COVID-19: Anambra alleged index case, Marcel Eze, claims being abandoned without food
The Anambra State alleged COVID-19 Index case victim, Chief Marcel Eze, yesterday described all the stories being peddled about him testing positive to Coronavirus as all false and fabrications to tarnish his image.
Togo returnees to undergo screening in Lagos
Another batch of 23 Nigerian returnees, yesterday, arrived Seme border in Lagos from Togo. This comes barely days after 67 travellers arrived the country from Ivory Coast.
