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Abia Pensioners Plead For Unpaid Arrears
Pensioners from Abia State parastatals have appealed to Governor Alex Otti to urgently pay their outstanding pension arrears, saying delays are worsening their suffering and leading to deaths.
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Factional PDP Warns Supreme Court Ruling Risks Democracy
A faction of the Peoples Democratic Party has raised concerns over a Supreme Court judgment that backs the president’s power to declare emergency rule and suspend elected state officials under certain conditions.
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Aso Rock Gossip Shook Buhari Health Says Aisha
Aisha Buhari has revealed that rumours inside the Presidential Villa once strained her relationship with her husband, former President Muhammadu Buhari, and affected his health while he was in office.
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Sule Lamido Stands Firm In PDP Amid Party Crisis
Sule Lamido, a former governor of Jigawa State and a founding figure in the Peoples Democratic Party, says he is still a member of the PDP despite what he described as repeated unfair treatment toward him and his supporters.
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US Warns Nigerians That Visa Fraud Can End Travel Dreams
Nigerians applying for United States visas have been warned that providing false information or fake documents could lead to a lifetime ban from entering the country.
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Delta Sets Rules For Anioma State Support
The Delta State Government has said it will back the creation of Anioma State only if the process follows the provisions of the Nigerian Constitution.
The position was made known on Monday in Asaba when youths from the nine local!-->!-->!-->…
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FUOYE Welcomes Over 11,000 New Students
The Federal University Oye Ekiti has matriculated 11,327 newly admitted students into its academic community during a ceremony held at its Oye Ekiti and Ikole Ekiti campuses.
The matriculation took place on Monday, bringing together!-->!-->!-->…
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Court Keeps Ngige In Custody Over Fraud Case
A Federal Capital Territory High Court has ordered former Labour Minister Chris Ngige to remain at the Kuje Correctional Centre until December 18 over an alleged ₦2.2 billion fraud case.
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Gunmen Abducts 20 Worshipers At Kogi
Gunmen on Sunday abducted 20 worshippers during a church service at the First Evangelical Church Winning All in Ayetoro Kiri, Kabba Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State.
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Supreme Court Affirms Tinubu Emergency Powers
Nigeria’s Supreme Court has ruled that the president has the constitutional power to declare a state of emergency and suspend elected officials to prevent a breakdown of law and order.
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