While the APC appears to have succeeded in breaking the ranks of the opposition in the House of Representatives, the situation in the senate remains intense.

It will provide easy access to higher education through interest-free loans from the Nigerian Education Loan Fund.

He paid tribute to Abiola and other June 12  martyrs, and apologised for the pains associated with the recent removal of petrol subsidy.

Shettima advised Wase, Sada and Jaji to follow suit in national interest.

He also said N5bn was budgeted by government for the carrier, with only about N3bn released and not N85bn as has been alleged.

Media outlets are advised to hook up to the network services of the Nigerian Television Authority and Radio Nigeria by 7am.

There were no reports of damage or casualties.

They also seek the merger of the NUPRC, NMDPRA and NCDMB.

A second half goal from Rodri was enough for Pep Guardiola’s side to overcome the spirited Italians.

“Summon our ambitious people that want to be officers of the house, that we have only two chairs; Senate President and Speaker. If there are six people struggling in the same environment, they will choke.”

The Ooni of Ife urged the President to use the royal fathers in combating insecurity.

Nigeria is ranked at number one in this report, while the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Ethiopia follow with 76 million and 55 million people respectively.

It’s the first time a former US president has faced federal charges.

“Poverty is not hereditary; it is from the society. Our position is to eliminate poverty. Set aside partisan politics, we are here to deliberate about Nigeria and nation-building,’’

He held a telephone conversation with the EU president.

The union also demanded a 50% decrease in commission.

He said the Ex-Kaduna Governor is only pushing an agenda in order to stay relevant.

A 170% spike in petrol prices. Transportation costs have doubled. Labour has demanded a 566% wage increase. The President has bought two weeks to negotiate.

Former Minister of Aviation Hadi Sirika is under fire after it was revealed that the plane presented as Nigeria’s national carrier was a chartered flight.

It also demanded a tax holiday for employees, both in government and private sector, that earn less than N200, 000 or $500 monthly, whichever is higher.