Tension as National Assembly gets 14days ultimatum removal from Office

Mass protests will be held by Nigerians from all walks of life if the National Assembly does not remove Ekiti state governor Ayodele Fayose from office in 14 days
This threat was issued by a group of civil society organisations under the umbrella of Coalition for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption

These people, not Muslims are behind Southern Kaduna killings - Dambazau

The interior minister has revealed that Muslims are not behind the southern Kaduna killings Speaking on the killings Dambazau warned against giving the killings a religion. The minister called on all quit from fanning the flames of religious division in the country

Nigerian Government Starts Paying N5,000 Every Month To Poorest Citizens

The Federal Government has commenced the payment of N5,000 monthly to one million vulnerable Nigerians.

In a statement released, Monday, by Laolu Akande, Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to Vice president Yemi Osinbajo, the government stated that the payment was effected through the Conditional Cash Transfer, CCT, of the government’s Social Investment Programmes, SIP.

Checkout fayose SignBoard to The FG

Fayose no go kill us! This signpost got me confused.Can someone plz explain the essence of the signpost?

APC wins ONDO state Governorship Election

APC governorship candidate in the Ondo State election, Chief Rotimi Akeredolu won convincingly in his own unit, Unit 6, Ward 5 at Oke Ijebu Owo.

His party, APC, polled 413; PDP 13 and AD 4 votes

Kogi Gov Visits Lt. Col. Abu Ali’s Family, Gives Scholarship For 3 Children Left Behind

Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello has promised the family of late Lt. Col Muhammad Abu Ali that the state government will take responsibility for the education of his three children up to university level.
Bello made this promise yesterday when he paid a condolence visit to the family of late Abu Ali in Kaduna.
The governor, who accompanied by the Speaker of Kogi State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Umar Ahmed Imam commiserated with Mrs Samira Abu Ali and her children. He promised not to forget the family.
Bello was on a 2-weeks break when the fallen hero was killed by insurgents while on national duty. On his return to Kogi State, the governor paid a condolence visit on the father of the slain soldier, HRH Brigadier General Abu Ali (Rtd) in his palace at Bassa.
Governor Bello extended his condolence to all families and loved ones of all who have lost their lives in the battle against terrorism and called on the federal government to improve the welfare of military personnel who are giving everything they have to protect Nigeria’s territorial integrity.
He urged the federal government not to forget the families of those who have died in active service.