She described the coups in Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso and Guinea as  ideological realignment.

This is as a Lagos court approveed the FG’s Request to strike out a firearm charge against the suspenddd CBN Governor.

“The only places you will not hear of military aircraft crashes are in places that do not have the aircraft to fly.”

He said majority of Nigeria’s refineries are obsolete.

The civilian prime minister Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine said he had brought a message of “neighbourliness and good fraternity”.

The Macroeconomics professor also said that deregulation of the oil sector, considering the current realities, will lead to an oligopolistic market which will not benefit the economy.

The former regent stated that there was no connection between politics and the attacks on the kingdom.

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Meanwhile human rights activist Liborous Oshoma has called for IGP and Timpreye Silva to come clean on involvement in attacks.

He also said Shaibu’s asking for an interim injunction from the courts as “presumptive, speculative, and maybe premature.”

With I& E window at N744/$1 and parallel market at N950/$1, Shonubi said Tinubu “very concerned” about naira slide and revealed intervention measures will be ready in a matter of days.

“They have assured us that they are going to make contact, and I believe that they have started making contacts.”

“You cannot, on one hand, say you want to dialogue, and, on the other hand, say you want to persecute the president, not for corruption, not for betraying the country but having relationships with some foreign powers.”

She held a similar meeting with the victorious Nigeria female basketball team, D’Tigress, last week.

“If the authorities are serious, they can follow the trail, they can find them, but what is clear is that Arrows of God Orphanage, Anambra, is a baby factory.”

We as spiritual leaders were there to intervene for them to have discussions with President Tinubu or other leaders.

They said his removal was to avert imminent threat that would have affected Nigeria too.

“There was an early warning signal that some bandits could launch attacks, which prompted the operation to mount checkpoints in the area,” said a military spokesman.

He said Niger produces uranium, which France utilises to power electricity for around 60% of its population, while 80% of Niger’s population does not have access to electricity.

“As the name goes, it is a standby force, you can activate the standby force without necessarily launching them into any operation.”