Former Nigerian Senator, Francis Arthur Nzeribe is dead. The late lawmaker was 83 years old. He died on Sunday morning, a source told SaharaReporters. According to the source, Nzeribe was declared dead at a foreign hospital following an undisclosed ailment. “He died this morning in a hospital abroad. The family will soon release a statement,”
Official: American Todd Boehly buys Chelsea from Abramovich for €4.9 billion
It’s the end to a brilliant era for Chelsea Football Club as Roman Abramovich had to part ways with his beloved squad due to issues that surpassed him. Ever since Russia’s invasion in Ukraine began, the Bues’ owner was immediately linked to President Vladimir Putin. With the UK Government imposing sanctions against him, it was
Akeredolu demands Emefiele’s sacking as CBN governor
The Ondo State Governor, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu had called on the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to sack the Governor of the Central Bank, Mr Godwin Emefiele, for obtaining of All Progressives Congress presidential nomination form. This was as the Peoples Democratic Party also lambasted the CBN Governor over the issue. Akeredolu, in a
Clamor for Peter obi to become Nigerian President heightens
Nigeria is a country with abundance of human and natural resources. But these resources have been in the hands of powerful few political gladiators who have plundered our common collective resources for their own personal gain while the citizens wallow in abject poverty. How do you explain political parties selling presidential forms in millions while
Is Nigerian government running a presidential form Ponzi schemes?
Nigerian government obviously have forgotten that not all the citizens are blind to their scam of shameful governance. The above write up would only explain the current madness ongoing in the country where the government have totally ignored the Millions of students currently languishing at home do to ASUU strike. Read Also : Politicians paying
CVR: Fresh registration hits 8.85million – INEC
Fresh registrants in the ongoing nationwide Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) reached 8,855,996 as at May 2. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) provided the information on Thursday. The weekly update for Quarter Four, Week Three shows that 5,415,619 Nigerians have completed their registration. Read Also: Online INEC Voters Registration process A total of
Politicians paying back “100M naira” tithe as presidential nomination form fee
The myriad of APC and PDP presidential aspirants that have picked the nomination form seem to be increasing exponentially by the day. Every dick and Harry in the party is picking a presidential form in such a manner that it’s becoming disgraceful and embarrassing to the few meaningful Nigerians that haven’t left the country yet. Before
Pope Francis resorts to wheelchair as knee problem intensifies
Pope Francis, who has suffered from pain in his knee, used a wheelchair for the first time at a public event on Thursday. The 85-year-old was wheeled into the Paul VI hall at the Vatican for a meeting of a Catholic organisation of sisters and nuns, according to an AFP journalist. He used a wheelchair
Buhari commissions King David University in Ebonyi(images)
President Muhammadu Buhari has commissioned the King David University of Medical Sciences Ụbụrụ in Ohaozara local government area of Ebonyi State. The President, who is on a two-day working visit to the State, described the University as a wonderful and excellent project. The buildings commissioned inside the university include the Teaching Hospital, the administrative block
NCC Issues Licenses To MTN, Mafab Comms, As 5G Services set to roll out
PRESS STATEMENT NCC Issues Final Letters of Licence Awards to 5G Spectrum Winners The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has confirmed issuance of the final letters of award of the Fifth Generation (5G) Spectrum Licences to MTN and Mafab Communications, winners of the 3.5GHz spectrum auction conducted by the Commission on Monday, December 13, 2021. Management of