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Japan’s PM Shinzo Abe resigns, clearing way for successor
He abruptly resigned from his first stint in office in 2007 due to his health, which had fueled concerns about his recent condition.
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President Buhari adds to divisions in an unhappy country – Soyinka
We are close to extinction as a viable comity of peoples, supposedly bound together under an equitable set of protocols of co-habitation, capable of producing its own means of existence, and devoid of a culture of sectarian privilege and will to dominate.”
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Oil markets will remain fragile for the rest of 2020, IEA says
The Paris-based agency expects demand to fall even further by 8.4 million barrels per day in 2020, compared to its earlier estimate of 8.1m bpd. The revised projections are a result of “continued teleworking and weak aviation sector”.
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3 Christian men facing combined 35 years in prison flee Iran
The three converts, identified as Kvian Fallah-Mohammadi, Hadi Asgari and Amin Afshar-Naderi, were charged due to their connection to a December 2014 Christmas celebration and were facing a combined 35 years in prison
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President Buhari appoints four new permanent secretaries
The newly appointed permanent secretaries are: James Sule, Kaduna; Ismaila Abubakar, Kebbi; Ibiene Patricia Roberts, Rivers; and Aliyu Shinkafi Shehu Zamfara.
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Addressing poverty, suffering and insecurity can heal an increasingly divided Nigeria – Jega
Citizens in Nigeria are facing double the suffering because they also have to contend with rising insecurity and violence across the country.
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Presidency Slams Obasanjo the ‘Divider-in-Chief’
“The difference is clear. From the lofty heights of Commander-in-Chief, General Obasanjo has descended to the lowly level of Divider-in-Chief (to adapt the coinage of Time).
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SERAP wants court to compel NASS to publish details of corruption probes, public hearings since 1999
“The most effective way to deter corruption is to make the cost of engaging in these types of acts higher than the rewards.
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Edo Elections: No Voting Without a Face Mask – INEC Chairman
He added that a 10-point voters code of conduct has been produced by INEC for voter education during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Rising food prices: Buhari meets governors, others to stave off crisis
The meeting addressed the demands of the the leaders of agricultural commodity association that the sector should be better coordinated and synergised.
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