He promised to work hand in hand with the incumbent president Mbumba

The fire service said that no life was lost while the fire caused substantial damage

The group leader, Fasoranti appealed for more time to be given the President to address the challenges

The BASA agreement we signed with the UK is clear that each party will be given access to primary airports.

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The accident happened early on Sunday morning when the bus was taking some supporters back to the northeastern province of Mpumalanga

“The road might appear rough, but I am happy, we are making significant progress”

This was as Ango Abdullahi said that Nigeria’s leadership has failed the people

The union also said the FGs partial payment of salaries is insufficient and insensitive

The NSIB DG said the preliminary report stressed that the information presented is subject to further investigation and analysis

“The Board is urging the general public to disregard the recruitment advert which is the handiwork of unscrupulous elements…”

Five people were also said to have sustained injuries from gunshot and were rushed to the hospital for treatment.

Tuggar said that Nigeria and Qatar have long standing relationship, and Tinubu’s visit will help build the relationship,

He said evidence shows that text messages were that of “emotional feelings between two lovers and did not in any way put either of the party under fear.”

“The sanctions that we contemplated might help lead our brothers to the negotiating table have become a harsh stumbling block”

“The sanctions that we contemplated might help lead our brothers to the negotiating table have become a harsh stumbling block”

The court said FAAN’s refusal to reveal generated revenue is a violation of the 2011 Freedom of Information Act.

He said it was a pity that Nigerians are still battling with electricity issues and assured that power challenges will soon be a thing of the past.

President Tinubu’s media aide Bayo Onanuga emphasised that the grains are free, not to be purchased.

“Sadly, as with any effort to reform and sanitise a system entrenched in long-term malpractice, the CBN’s efforts have been met with ferocious resistance…”

Seventy-two of them will graduate with upper credit, 104 lower credit and 93 with pass.