Tinubu Condemns Plateau Massacre, Directs Immediate Apprehension of Perpetrators
The President assured Nigerians that these envoys of death, pain, and sorrow will not escape justice.
The President assured Nigerians that these envoys of death, pain, and sorrow will not escape justice.
“The attacks were meant to be on a monumental scale, I think they were only able to achieve less than 20% of their intended mission.”
He has taken some time to study the terms of the proclamation and has “come to the conclusion that the peace pact is not as bad as it might be portrayed…”
“I’m going to be so undeniably proud of my culture and put it in my music.”
He advised Nigerians not to be distracted or confused.
He said every Nigerian leader usually starts from below ground zero and revealed that he submitting a 7-point agenda to the President for implementation.
“Said publications are false, misleading, calculated to serve the selfish interest of the private investigator…”
He revealed that the FCCPC is conducting a broad investigation into astronomical flight ticket prices.
The consignment which was taken into custody on Friday came onboard Turkish airline with no country of manufacture or origin.
EXCERPT: He warned of the danger of ceding the airspace to Ekpa to continue spreading utterances capable of setting the country on fire.
The NLC however wants concrete measures to reduce hardship and platforms to enable people create wealth, not handouts.
“All Nigerian Embassies and High Commissioners are advised to give this directive the highest publicity it deserves.”
The federal government is prosecuting him for alleged procurement fraud.
Groups embarked on solidarity walks in support of the governor and threatened to shut down major roads, offices and oil companies.
December 25th, 26th and January 1st are work-free days for public servants.
A survey also revealed that 96% of Saudis believe Arab nations should cut all ties with Israel in protest of the war.
Tinubu had asked the Senate to confirm the nominees, who were recommended by the National Judicial Council.
He said the burden of Nigerians rests on their shoulders. “We are returning to be judged by the promises we made to be here.”
84.4% of Area 5 Plant, a key component of the Refinery, and 77.4% of the entire rehabilitation project have been completed.
The petroleum minister said the decision was not an easy one to make but OPEC membership no longer served the African country’s interests.
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