Now, Ali Jr. has used the influx of cash to move out of his family home in Chicago’s South Side and relocate to a wealthier part of the city — but he didn’t take his family with him
Author: NAN
Speaking on the implication of the retreat for Badagry, the State’s Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget, Akinyemi Ashade, said aside the fact that the event was aimed at discussing ways to add value to Lagosians, the holding of the retreat in Badagry was an eloquent testimony of the government of inclusion promised by Governor Ambode, in which no area of the State will be left behind
Oshiomhole warned Ize-Iyamu, the candidate of the PDP for the upcoming governorship election in Edo State, and leaders of the PDP that the All Progressives Congress train will crush them if they don’t stay off the rail tracks
Olatunbosun said in the statement: “Since he claims to be a friend of the masses, Fayose should be honest with Ekiti people and with God now that he has been exposed by adding the N4.7 billion State allocation to the Local Government Allocation which is almost the same amount
Bashir had on early Tuesday morning in company of his two other members waylaid Viho Segun at his residence’s car park, snatching his documents, phones and N15,000 at gun point, before leading him to his flat intending to collect more valuables from his family
Speaking at a network meeting on unionization in Dangote Group, organised by Industrial Global Union Africa Region in Lagos, the Union leaders one after the other said Dangote has offered relief to Africans from the negative narratives the western countries latched on to in the bod discredit Africa and her people
The petition reads: “In an article published in Sahara Reporters, an online newspaper on 19th July, 2016, the writer Lere Olayinka narrated how the Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose waged war against his perceived political opponents in Ekiti State which led to the murder of some individuals in cold blood while others sustained injuries
According to the school, the respected clergy and social commentator will be reading from his book: “Witness to Justice: An Insider’s Account of Nigeria’s Truth Commission (2011),” a critical narrative of the Human Rights Violation Investigations Commission (otherwise known as the Oputa Panel) established by the former President Olusegun Obasanjo administration to investigate the causes, nature and extent of human rights violations from 1966 to 1999
General Olukolade, who is a Fellow of NIPR and Chairman of its Enforcement Committee, told participants at the Seminar: “It is now illegal to practice Public Relations in Nigeria without certification as the Institute is undertaking membership certification and re-certification to weed out quackery in the profession
In a statement on Sunday by his Chief Press Secretary, Idowu Adelusi, the governor opined that by publishing Dasuki’s statement, it would at least show whether the ex-NSA gave money to a former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, or anybody to give him (Fayose)
The ongoing training is in furtherance of the collaboration between the Osun State Government and the state of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
The training is in continuation of government’s drive to revolutionise agriculture in the state under the Osun Rural Enterprise and Agriculture Programme and boost food productions for local consumption as well as export.
He called for strict compliance with the existing code of conduct and a review of the existing laws and regulations to provide stiffer penalties for Directors who take advantage of their positions and failed to pay back their loans
“I learnt,” he said, “that Aliyu Gusau, who was in charge of intelligence, took import licence from the Ministry of Commerce, which was in charge of supplies, and gave it to Alhaji Mai Deribe
Vatsa said in the statement: “Since there is a bill to cater for the petroleum producing host communities it is only fare that the opportunity is used to consider the electricity producing host communities who have been suffering in silence over the years
Erdogan’s rule reminds one of the dark period of late General Sani Abacha junta in Nigeria, when all known repressive methods in the book were employed against perceived enemies. There were fathom coups and orchestrated moves all in a bid to decimate perceived political enemies. Some claimed the Friday, July 15, 2016 coup in Turkey was orchestrated by Erdogan and his backers to prop up his authoritarian rule. Could he have sacrificed the more than 265 people, including 104 rebel soldiers, reportedly killed in the putsch? Some 1, 440 others were also wounded
The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and the Chairman of Presidential Amnesty Programme, retired Brigadier General Paul Boroh, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja
He said: “We must find a way to promote the sector and I am using this opportunity to appeal to the private sector to invest heavily to give the sector the desired muscle, as this drama has brought to the fore the quantum of potentials that can be tapped.”
He said: “In the spirit of progressivism as a dutiful lawmaker, I am personally opposed to the unwarranted distraction and diversionary tactics as presently displayed between the legislature and executives, deployed by reactionary elements in the National Assembly
She said: “Concrete evidence that we have got shows a recent compilation of 254 online payment fraudulent reversals of passport applications, which occurred between the months of April and June 2016
He later became Malam Ibrahim Shekarau’s running mate in 2003 and served as Deputy Governor in an APP and later ANPP government from 2003 to 2007