Tuggar insisted that Nigerian sportsmen and women in the diaspora must be treated with dignity.

It flooded streets and highways, and delayed flights into LaGuardia Airport.

The tribunal also held that the issues raised were speculative and lacked merit.

He said he’s concerned by politicians who deceive or provide false information to their supporters.

NEC appealed to Labour to shelve proposed strike because it will further hurt Nigeria’s economy.

He said he will be suing Chioma Egodi for damages to the tune of N5bn.

He advised petitioners to forget litigation and join forces with him in moving the state forward.

Nimet said the predicted rainfall could lead to flash floods.

The Kremlin earlier in the day said the whole Canadian parliament should publicly condemn Nazism.

He said tomato paste reviewer Chioma Egodi’s arrest was unwarranted and that Erisco Foods was ill advised.

“For any government that is looking at the plight of the people, I think four months, about 120 days, is sufficient for you to have put some things in place.”

“Workers can’t go to work, feed, pay for children’s fees, survive on a loaf of bread per day. We have almost become destitute.”

He promised to implement clear and open financial policies and said his leadership will not permit the mistakes of the past.

He charged the continent’s anti-narcotic agencies to consolidate partnerships.

This came just hours before a previously announced strike action was set to commence.

The NLC is set to hold a NEC meeting on Tuesday to finalise plans.

He said that other documents must be precluded.

The ex-VP’s aide has now dared the FG to release details of petrol landing cost.

The Interior minister urged Nigerians to be peaceful towards fellow citizens, irrespective of faith, ideology, social class and ethnicity.

He said it could have been caused by an electrical malfunction and not by hoodlums.