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Lebanon’s caretaker Prime Minister said that Israel is trying to drag Lebanon into a war.

The 85-year tactician was undergoing treatment for stroke and diabetes at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital.

The retired Colonel said Buhari’s administration fed terrorism and insecurity in Nigeria rather than curbing it.

“We cannot afford this system of government as a people. Until we agree to that truth, we aren’t going anywhere.”

“We proved that Osun people could experience good governance despite all odds.”

Shehu was said to have rushed to the presidential villa to confirm the authenticity of her suspension, since she was yet to be served any letter at the time.

“We will continue to seek a new Nigeria that we know is possible,” he said.

He said this would help to identify the loopholes in the system and devise means to end the incessant bloodshed in the country.

She is the second Ivy League president to resign in the past month following the congressional testimony

The strike hit an apartment in a building in a Hezbollah stronghold, and Hezbollah has vowed to strike back against any Israeli targeting of Palestinian officials in Lebanon.

According to him, Akeredolu was a great patriot, a great nationalist and someone who believed in what he says.

Snoop Dogg made his debut as an Olympic consultant at the Tokyo Games in 2021, with observations that become overnight viral sensations.

He said Tinubu will sign an executive order to encourage Nigerians against hoarding money.

South Africa asked the court to order Israel to halt its attacks in Gaza.

It said the federal government should invest in security and respect its social contract with citizens.

He promised the construction of the Ado Ekiti Central Business District and the Ekiti Cultural Centre.

It described the president’s address as unpresidential, uninspiring, and a waste of valuable time.

He said the ministry is collaborating with NSA’s office on power assets’ vandalism.

Israel says the war, which has reduced much of the territory to rubble, killing thousands and plunging 2.3 million people into a humanitarian disaster, has many months to go.

“Not a single crime against our civilian population will go unpunished,” the Russian leader said