By Anthony Ogbonna Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu has alleged that the Kogi state government under the leadership of Governor Yahaya Bello wasted a whopping 12 million naira just to respond to his contributions at the floor of the Senate wherein he advised Kogi people to channel their efforts at recalling Senator Dino Melaye to better venture owing to the tedious nature of the recall process.

The Senator representing Delta Central, Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, has stated his opinion on Kanu and Biafran people’s modus operandi in exhibiting their alleged maltreatment and unequally representation to the world, saying that IPOB should have consulted Urhobo people before encrypting them as part of their territory in Biafra map.

SAN, Femi Falan, a human right activist and meddlesome interloper, has said via an interview from the channels Tv that the president of the federal republic of Nigeria does not need to seek from the senate the confirmation of the acting chairman of Economic and financial crimes commission, EFCC, Mr Ibrahim Magu, laying his claims on the foundation of section 171 of Nigerians constitution.

Some concerned Nigerians have taken to the social media to call the attention of the security operatives to a video showing fierce-looking, gun-wielding Niger Delta militants rumbling in the creek.

The winner of the Osun West Senatorial bye-election Mr Ademola Adeleke in victory dance.

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo, on Monday, said the Federal Government will soon rehabilitate the collapsed bridge, Tatabu in Mokwa Council Area linking Northern and Western parts of the country.

Reacting to the constitutional powers of the senate to confirm Ibrahim Magu as the chairman of Economic and financial crimes commission, EFCC, and the stand off between the two arms of government, senator Dino Melaye, representing Kogi West constituency, angrily said that M.A.G.U came for a job interview and failed and as a result he was rejected by the senate of the federal republic of Nigeria.

A flood which followed many hours of downpour displaced many homes and caused deaths in Suleja, Niger, on Sunday, witnesses said.

Video: Gov Fayose turns pastor

A five year old Nigeria American boy, Folajimi Orekoya, in cognomen ‘Jimi’ has challenged the fastest man on earth, Mr Usain St Leo Bolt to a race of his choice.