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Police recruitment: Court strikes out PSC’s suit against IG
The Federal High Court, Abuja, on Monday, dismissed the Police Service Commission (PSC)’s suit, challenging Muhammad Adamu, Inspector-General (I-G) of Police’s power to recruit 10, 000 police officers.
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Ganduje accepts court order, presents new bill to recreate nullified emirates
Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Kano State may have accepted court verdict on the nullification of the four emirate councils as the state executive council present fresh bill to the assembly. Justice Usman Na’Abba of Kano high court sitting at Miller road had on 21st November 2019 nullified the appointment of the four first-class emirs
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Why we donated vehicles to Cameroonian vigilante – Borno
The Borno State Government said it had donated patrol vehicles to members of Cameroonian vigilante to enhance the fight against insurgents in border communities of the state.
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CCECC to support varsity of transportation with $50m
Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi has said the China Civil Engineering and Construction Corporation (CCECC) will be donating $50m to support the University of Transportation in Daura, Katsina State today.
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Fresh loan may raise debt servicing to N3tr
The nation’s budgetary provisions for debt servicing could rise to N3 trillion if the Federal Government goes ahead with its $29.96 billion loan request.
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Ex-CDS urges FG to respect agitation for restructuring
A Former Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Alexander Ogomudia (rtd), has expressed fear over some recent developments in the country, which according to him are indications that Nigeria is overdue for restructuring.
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Lagos gets court order to auction 108 forfeited vehicles
The Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit, popularly called Taskforce has obtained a ‘Court Order’ authorising it to auction 108 courts forfeited and abandoned vehicles to interested members of the public.
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Salis, AD express confidence in judiciary to give justice
Lagos State governorship candidate of Alliance for Democracy (AD) in the 2019 election, Chief Owolabi Salis, has expressed belief in the judicial system, adding that the truth cannot be suppressed.
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How NITEL ‘wasted’ Nigeria’s $7b, by El-Rufai
Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State at the weekend relieved how the defunct Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (NITEL) ‘wasted’ $7 billion of tax payers’ money on “nothing.”
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Youths urge state legislatures to abolish pensions for governors, deputies
Yoruba Youth Socio-cultural Association (YYSA) worldwide has called on the Houses of Assembly in no fewer than 23 states across the country where former governors and their deputies receive hundreds of millions annually as pensions to abolish the law.
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