“Buhari’s action is a reminder of the apocryphal saying of autocratic and despotic Emperor Louis XIV, who, on 13th April, 1655, stood in front of Parliament and imperiously declared, ‘L’Etat C’est Moi (I am the State)”. This was to underline the fact that he and he alone, had absolute power over his Nation.’”

Police Trust Fund trains 2,000 personnel across Nigeria for credible elections

Sometimes as the Quran indicates, Allah uses the earthquakes to destroy and wipe out a generation. In the story of the people of Shuaib, their chieftains at that time not only denounced him, but also discouraged people from following Prophet Shuaib and the earthquake came and destroyed them. 

“No deadline can render them worthless, ever. The law is on your side. The Central Bank of Nigeria Act, 2007 and the Bills of Exchange Act,  both oblige the CBN to recognise your old notes and give you value in new notes whenever you bring them to the CBN, even in the next 100 years.”

The programme will continue during the Asalatu Sessions which will hold across all NASFAT locations worldwide on Sunday,19th February, 2023 with a lecture titled Making Nigeria Work For All Nigerians: Our Collective Responsibility.

“The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), hereby wish to restate that the deadline for the remittance of 50 percent deposit of 2022 allocation remains February 28, failure of which the affected state(s) would forfeit their allocation or reduced.” 

Brazil’s six-time World Player of the Year Marta made her return to action after a lengthy injury absence and promptly created the winning goal as Brazil beat Japan 1-0. Marta suffered an ACL knee ligament injury in late March playing for her club Orlando Pride and missed the rest of last season. The game was […]

The civil unrest early on Monday morning has now spread to Agege, Ikorodu and other parts of Lagos State.

The Lagos State Police Command on Friday confirmed civil unrest in some parts of the state owing to the current naira scarcity.

Pandemonium broke in some parts of Lagos in the early hours on Friday, as some aggrieved persons suspected to be hoodlums stormed major roads in protest of the naira scarcity n the state.

The top three essays were awarded at an essay competition award event held on Tuesday at the Ministry of Education Secretariat in Alausa, Lagos.

Sequel to the extension of the Supreme Court’s exparte order on naira swap, Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, on Friday, urged the people and residents of the state to continue spending the old naira notes and go about thier activities without being violent. Speaking against the background of rowdy scenes at different banks, the […]

Hold on to them. Continue to use them as legal tender as ordered by the Supreme Court of Nigeria. No deadline can render them worthless, ever.

New notes: NGOs in northern Nigeria support new cash policy, fault implementation policy