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OBI VS TINUBU, INEC: SUPREME COURT FIXES DATE FOR HEARING

Obi Vs Tinubu, INEC: Supreme Court fixes date for hearingIn a memo dated 19th October 2023The Nigerian Supreme Court has scheduled the start of hearings for the case involving LP/Obi versus INEC, Tinubu, Shettima, and INEC for Monday, October 23rd. The necessary justices have also been appointed for this case. The members of the panel […]

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REPS MEMBER WANTS SALARY INCREASE FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS

Reps Member wants Salary increase for primary school teachers On October 19, 2023, Abubakar Fulata, Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on University Education, called for increased salaries for teachers in Nigeria. He proposed that primary school teachers should earn N250,000 monthly, secondary school teachers N500,000, and university lecturers N1 million. He made this

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I WON’T SPARE CORRUPT APC POLITICIANS-NEW EFCC CHAIRMAN

I won’t spare corrupt APC politicians – New Efcc chairman Ola Olukoyede, the newly confirmed Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has pledged to prosecute corrupt politicians, regardless of their political party affiliations. His confirmation, along with Muhammad Hammajoda as Secretary of the anti-graft agency, occurred about a week after their appointment

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THE SALARY IN FCT EVERY MONTH IS N8 BILLIONS-WIKE

The Salary in FCT Every Month Is N8 Billion – Wike Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has revealed that the monthly salary expenditure in the FCT is N8 billion. He mentioned that this figure doesn’t include the recent N35,000 wage increase for civil servants and that the upcoming FCT budget

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YOU HAVE NO POWER TO CONTROL FIREARMS; COURT STOPS KOGI GOVERNOR

GOVERNOR YAHAYA BELLO The court in a ruling by Justice J.K. Omotosho further declared the appointment of Friday Sani Makama as Director General of the Special Task Force on Illegal Smuggling of Firearms as made by the Executive Governor as illegal, null and void. The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has restrained Governor Yahaya

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LAWMAKERS TO RECEIVE VEHICLES; SAYS HOUSE OF REP SPOKESPERSON

Lawmakers To Receive vehicles In Coming Weeks, says House Spokesperson.Hon. Akin Rotimi, the spokesperson of the House of Representatives, has officially confirmed that the National Assembly bureaucracy is in the process of acquiring and distributing operational vehicles to its members in the upcoming weeks and months. In a statement released on Sunday, Rotimi emphasized the

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KADUNA GOVERNORSHIP POLL: SANI AND ASHIRU BRING THEIR DISPUTE TO THE APPEAL COURT

Kaduna Governorship Poll: Governor Sani and Ashiru Bring their dispute to the Appeal Court In the Kaduna Governorship Election dispute, Governor Uba Sani, who is from the All Progressives Congress (APC), has filed a cross-appeal at the Court of Appeal in Kaduna. This appeal is aimed at overturning the controversial alternative ruling of the Governorship

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NO PLANS TO DEPLOY US TROOPS SAYS WHITE HOUSE

No plans to deploy US troops says white houseThe White House confirmed on Thursday that the United States will not deploy combat troops to Israel during the ongoing conflict with Hamas, respecting Israel’s preference to handle the situation independently. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was scheduled to visit Israel to discuss security matters and aid shipments.

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