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Sunday, 15 February 2015
Saturday, 14 February 2015
Obasanjo supports Buhari on certificate
The former President of Nigeria,Olusegun Obasanjo backed General Buhari on his certificate controversies saying that Buhari joined the army four years after him and there is no how anyone could be recruited into the army then without a minimum of school certificate.
Obasanjo was fielding questions during an event to promote his book ‘My Watch’ in London during the week, when he revealed that Buhari joined the military four years after him.
UK wanted murderer arrested in Nigeria
A Nigerian run away murderer, Abdul Adewale Kekere-Ekun, wanted in the United Kingdom for murder was arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Thursday in Lagos.
According to the Premium Times, reliable sources in the commission said Mr. Kekere-Ekun was arrested over identity theft-related offences only for checks by later the agency revealed that he is on the wanted list of the UK Police.
According to the Premium Times, reliable sources in the commission said Mr. Kekere-Ekun was arrested over identity theft-related offences only for checks by later the agency revealed that he is on the wanted list of the UK Police.
OMG! Imo state commissioner assassinated in broad day light
Imo state Government has lost one of its commissioners to assassins on Sunday in Owerri.
Before his untimely death at the MRS filling station, Ugwu-Orji along Okigwe rd , Hon.Tobby Onyekele was the Commissioner to the House of Assembly Service Commission. An indigene of Ihitte Uboma, Onyekele was also a Local government Chairman during the Ohakim administration.
Before his untimely death at the MRS filling station, Ugwu-Orji along Okigwe rd , Hon.Tobby Onyekele was the Commissioner to the House of Assembly Service Commission. An indigene of Ihitte Uboma, Onyekele was also a Local government Chairman during the Ohakim administration.
Curfew in Gombe after Boko Haram attacked military formation
24hrs curfew has been imposed in Gombe state after a military formation was attacked by Boko Haram in Dadikowa town in the state this morning.The sect members reportedly arrived the town at about 6am today in 36 Hilux buses and a dozen motorcycles and attacked soldiers at the security checkpoints of the town. They then forced their way into the town and burnt the quarter guard of the 301 Artillery Regiment. They bugled some shops and also burnt down public institutions including the police station in the town.
The Nigerian military has launched airstrikes on areas the sect members are currently attacking. The state government has imposed a 24hr curfew in the state.
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