US condemns killing of Plateau pastor’s family, demands justice
"The United States strongly condemns the horrific killing of members of Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo's family in Plateau State, Nigeria. The continued violence targeting Christian communities and other vulnerable populations in Nigeria's Middle Belt is deeply alarming," the bureau said.
RESTRUCTURING: FG not in tune with the mood of Nigerians— Kusamotu, APC chieftain
I do not think that the people in government are really in touch with what is going on now in Nigeria
This APC govt. is absolutely broken to defend Nigeria’s unity —Secondus, ex-PDP Acting Chairman
The government is broken, absolutely broken; the absence of the Commander-in-Chief may have caused quite a lot and you know that there is no country in the world where a President is absent for a very long time and a few people would gather and call themselves a cabal
Kogi, Nasarawa States residents in wild jubilation over Buhari’s return
Youths and women on Saturday trooped into major highways in Keffi and Karu towns in Nassarawa State, to celebrate the return of President Muhammadu Buhari from a medical vacation in London.
Zimbabwe declares holiday on Mugabe’s birthday
Zimbabwe has declared President Robert Mugabe’s birthday on February 21 a national holiday, a state daily reported Saturday, honouring the veteran politician in power since 1980 who opponents accuse of brutal repression and devastating the economy.
Agitations: Nigeria can’t move forward without tackling Igbo question —Mbazulike Amaechi
First Republic politician, nationalist and elder statesman, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi,in this interview with Saturday Vanguard speaks on restructuring and why it is necessary if Nigeria wants to remain one indivisible entity. He lamented that the Igbo have been treated as slaves in Nigeria, and justified the agitations of separatist groups like MASSOB and IPOB., arguing that referendum does not mean a call for war as it is a practice all over the world.
