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Lack of governmental seriousness – Peter Obi criticises Tinubu, Shettima’s simultaneous foreign trips
Obi said such an attitude was not a sign of seriousness for a government facing myriads of domestic problems.
LG election: Kaduna electoral commission declares APC winners of 23 LGAs, 255 councilorship seats
While declaring the results, she stated that the elections saw eight political parties participating, with the All Progressives Congress winning 23 chairmanship positions and 255 councillorship positions.
TCN confirms restoration of National Grid, says recent explosion was due to transformer explosion at Jebba substation
According to a statement released, TCN blamed the recent collapse on an explosion at the bus section of a current transformer at the 330-kilovolt (kV) Jebba transmission substation, Niger state.
School Principal beheaded in Akwa Ibom cult clash, another killed as police arrest three suspects
He noted that three suspects had been arrested in connection with the killing.
The Rivers State Government has approved a new minimum wage of N85,000 for civil servants. The state’s Head of Service, George Nwaeke, announced that Governor Siminalayi…
However, they thanked President Bola Tinubu, NYSC Director-General Gen Yusha’u Ahmed, Akwa Ibom Governor Umo Eno, security forces, and all Nigerians who contributed to their freedom.
It doesn’t make sense – Peter Obi reacts to Tinubu, Shettima travelling out of Nigeria at the same time
While some Nigerians have frowned against it, the Presidency in a statement released by Presidential spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, said there is no vacuum in governance as both leaders are fully engaged with the nation’s affairs, even while they are away
Uzor Kalu, who is a former governor of Abia State, argued that the N14 million is not enough to buy petrol to travel to his constituency, maintain the constituency office among other things.
In a statement on Wednesday, presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga said the two leaders “are fully engaged with the nation’s affairs, even while they are away” and there is no vacuum in governance.
While a number of states have pledged to meet the N70,000 minimum wage, others have gone further, committing to pay amounts higher than the federal mandate.