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SubscribeUmahi loses another Commissioner in Enugu auto crash
Nweze cannot be replaced ― Umahi By Peter Okutu GOVERNOR David Umahi of Ebonyi State, Tuesday lost one of his “Super Commissioners” in an auto crash at Enugu State. The Commissioner for Infrastructure and Concession, Engr Fidelis Kings Nweze, died in Turkish Hospital, Abuja after having a successful intestinal surgery. The vehicle he was traveling […]
Insecurity: Churches hold special prayers, deliverance services for members in Abuja
By Luminous Jannamike Churches in Abuja, the nation’s capital, have started organising special prayers and deliverance sessions for their members in order to avert the security challenges rocking the country. Vanguard learned that some church leaders in the FCT have maintained that the security challenge in the country was spiritual. They stated that only spiritual […]
Farmers/Herders clashes: Reps initiate Climate Change Bill to tackle insecurity
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru IN a bid to find a lasting solution to the incessant clashes between farmers and herders, the joint climate change bill review committee and the legal working group Tuesday met to fast track the passage of the Bill on Climate Change aimed at ending the clashes. The joint team was from the […]
Anti-press law: What is happening is beyond Decree 4, it won’t be allowed – NGE
The Nigerian Guild of Editors, NGE, said Tuesday that an attempt by the Federal Government to censor the media was worse than the infamous Decree 4 of 1984, which was promulgated during the military era and vowed to resist it. NGE President, Mustapha Isah, who stated in Lagos, condemned the recent anti-media actions of the […]
Toyin Falola, others make case for decentralisation of power
In remembering the scholarship of foremost historian, the late Professor J. A. Atanda, scholars, traditional rulers and other stakeholders led by celebrated academic, Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities, University of Texas, Austin, Professor Toyin Falola have called for the devolution of power in Nigeria, while also stressing the need for the […]
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