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SubscribeOpponents of rotational presidency are selfish and myopic – Nwobodo
Former civilian Governor of Anambra state, Senator Jim Nwobodo has declared that Nigeria can not do way with zoning formular in the light of its importance to peace and described those against it as ‘selfish and myopic’
Senator Jim Nwobodo who was in Kano to commiserate with the family of late Alhaji Abubakar Rimi noted that the zoning formular of the PDP though is an internal arrangement ‘is something you can’t do away it’.
Anambra North: CJN asked to disqualify 3 judges from Emodi’s fresh appeal
AS the controversies over the Court of Appeal Enugu judgments on the Anambra North Senatorial seat rage, a political group in Anambra State has called on the Supreme court to act decisively and wade into the matter.
Delta demands headquarters of Oil and Gas Commission
GOVERNOR Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State yesterday called on the Federal Government to site the headquarters of the Committee on Nigeria Oil and Gas Content Development, which Act was recently passed by the National Assembly in the state.
I’ll not interfere with anti-graft agencies, says Jonathan
ACTING President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday inaugurated the eight-man board of the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), headed by Mr Sam Saba, with a declaration that he will not interfere with the operations and activities of any of the anti-graft agencies in the country.
Customs arrest couple for bringing in $1.4 million without declaration
The Murtala Muhammed Airport Command of Nigerian Customs Service yesterday arrested a couple for bringing $1.4 million into the country without declaration.
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