Author: Dailyblast
The statement is titled ‘President Tinubu goes on annual leave.’
FOSAD condemns arson attack on National Open University Study Center, Ezeoke Nsu, Imo State
FOSAD categorically states that the rumors circulating about the relocation of insurgents to the National Open University Study Center are entirely baseless and unfounded.
In a statement, PDP spokesman Debo Ologunagba said the President’s speech showed no hope in sight under the “clueless, insensitive and unresponsive APC-led government”.
The agency noted that the development was part of efforts to rid the market of counterfeit and illegally imported cosmetics products in the nation’s capital.
This was disclosed by NECO Registrar Dantani Wushishi in a statement released in Minna, Niger State.
Nigeria will face uncertain future, Full text of President Tinubu’s 64th Independence Anniversary speech
Over six decades later, we can look back, and Nigerians worldwide can see how well we have succeeded in realising the lofty dreams of our founding fathers.
Nigerians Keep Hope Alive. Hon. Okey-Joe Onuakalusi Fellow Nigerians, as we gather today to celebrate a momentous occasion – Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day. Let’s keep faith…
Obaseki burned bridges as Edo governor, he has been consigned to dustbin of political history – Oshiomhole
Oshiomhole said this in an interview with ARISE NEWS on Sunday, where he said that Obaseki had burned his bridges as he had reportedly fought with the people who used to back him, which resulted in him becoming a “lonely man” in politics.
“The zookeeper, feeling comfortable with the animal, left the safety gate open and proceeded to feed the lion. He was attacked and killed on the spot,” the statement read.
Africa’s insecurity tied to poverty, unemployment, says Peter Obi at international forum
Speaking at the weekend in Athens, the Greek capital, at an international dialogue of global leaders that includes former Presidents and top government officials, Obi listed unemployment, corruption, poverty, and inequality among the factors militating against security and peaceful co-existence in Africa.