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NASS passes amended 2021 Electoral Act Amendment Bill, to send copy to Buhari for assent
…Reps approve direct, indirect primary clauses, while Senate removes direct primary clause from bill
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Alleged unremitted funds into FG’s accounts by NPA: It’s untrue, phony, fallacious, says ex-MD Bala-Usman
“I make bold to say that this report is untrue and a fallacy from the imagination of anyone spreading the falsehood. I also challenge anyone with proofs of this allegation to present them in public.
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Trump ally Rudy Giuliani subpoenaed over January 6 US Capitol attack
Ms Powell, Mr Giuliani, and Ms Ellis jointly spoke at a Trump campaign news conference on November 19, 2020, during which they vowed to overturn President Joe Biden’s election victory.
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Just in: APC holds national convention February 26, says Gov. Buni
Speaking at the maiden National Progressive Women’s Conference in Abuja, the chairman called for more support from women during the convention and the 2023 general elections.
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Again, Nnamdi Kanu’s trial adjourned till Jan. 19
I don’t want to see him in this same dress again, judge tells DSS
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in Breaking, Highlight, Top Story, World NewsChina warns international community against ‘slamming brakes on monetary policies’
He said if his fellow world leaders are tempted to backtrack on commitments it would result in “serious negative spill overs” across the world – and developing countries would beat the brunt.
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Breaking: Toppled Malian President, 76-year-old Keita, exits
The cause of Keita’s death was not indicated. He resigned and was detained by the Goita regime, according to a report sent in by Paul Ejime to Persecondnews.
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Just in: Omicron COVID-19 variant cases flattening in Africa, says WHO
According to the global health body, as of January 11, 2022, there have been 10.2 million COVID-19 cases in Africa with weekly cases plateaued in the seven days to January 9.
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Twitter: Ban lifted for 2023 election as Nigerians react
According to the federal government, it lifted the social media giant’s operation after reaching an agreement which included legal registration of operations, taxation, and managing prohibited publications in line with Nigerian laws.
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