Lawyer vows to sue EFCC if it continues to publicly parade suspects in media
The anti-graft agency traditionally parades suspects in the media but refuses to update the public when the suspect in question is set free by the court.
You’re Nigeria’s divider-in-chief, Presidency replies Obasanjo
The description was given while responding to the recent assertion of the former Nigerian leader that the country has been more divided than it has never been by the present administration headed by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Buhari prevented Nigeria from becoming a failed state, Lai Mohammed replies Obasanjo
In a Sunday statement authored by Segun Adeyemi, his media aide, the minister said the president's assumption of office in 2015 prevented Nigeria from becoming a failed state.
Police warn Ogun students against protesting petrol, electricity tariff price hike
Members of the National Association of Nigeria Students (NANS) South-West zone D are expected to demonstrate tomorrow over the recent increase earlier this month.
Nigeria fast becoming a failed state under Buhari – Obasanjo
In its reaction, the Buhari Media Organisation (BMO), said the former president, likewise other political elites who are responsible for the present state of the nation, was complaining because his interests were not being met and described him as a distraction.
Start defending my govt, Buhari tells ministers
Mr Buhari gave the order yesterday at the two-day ministerial performance review retreat at the presidential villa, Abuja.
Killing of Nigerian Christians cultural, Buhari tells Trump
While linking the killings to the unending herders and farmers clashes, Buhari also blamed subsequent governments that came after the first republic, of doing nothing to remedy the situation.
FACT-CHECK: Garba Shehu’s claim of petrol sold for N600 in 2013 inaccurate
A glance at the screenshot showed the publication was made on May 25, 2015.
Don’t let PDP deceive you, they once sold petrol N600, Buhari’s spokesman tells Nigerians
During his days in the opposition, his principal criticised and protested against the decision of the Jonathan government to remove subsidy on petroleum products and increased the price of petrol to N145.