Ahmed Joda c’ttee report: Buhari may restructure Presidency, to work with 19 ministers, 17 ministers of state

Possible reasons why President Muhammadu Buhari has not yet named his cabinet emerged last night with confirmation that he had been studying the report of the Transition Committee he empanelled to draw up a blueprint for his administration.

A top source, who was part of the Transition Committee, told Vanguard in confidence that Buhari  had been studying the crucial report critically with a view to taking a final decision on the structure of his administration so as to deliver the promised change to Nigerians.

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Job - Massive Recruitment of Graduate Tutors at PrepClass Nigeria

Employer: PrepClass

The Company
PrepClass is currently seeking out qualified Instructors who are highly motivated and  passionate about teaching, to work with our students all across Lagos State.

Position: Tutor

Location: Lagos

The Person
Prepclass is currently looking for tutors (especially females) who:

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Alleged forgery of Senate Rules: Controversy as Police seek political solution

Controversy has swallowed the report of the Police investigations into the alleged forgery of the 2015 Standing Rules of the Senate following its recommendation of a political solution on the issue.

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NASS crisis: Buhari meets with APC lawmakers as Gbajabiamila group remains adamant

Ahead of tomorrow’s resumption of the House of Representatives, President Muhammadu Buhari has scheduled a meeting with members of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the House to stem the crisis in the caucus.

It would be the first time that the president would meet with both camps of the House since the June 9 election that Speaker Yakubu Dogara beat party favourite, Femi Gbajabiamila,

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ASUU asks FG to probe JAMB’s expected N1bn scratch card income

Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Ibadan Chapter has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to probe alleged over N1billion that will be generated from sale of scratch cards to candidates seeking admission into tertiary institutions across the country.

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What $2.1bn World Bank loan is for... APC, PDP fight over Buhari’s policies

The opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yesterday criticized most of the policies of President Muhammadu Buhari, accusing him of running a discriminatory, vindictive and divisive government.

• Buhari running discriminatory, vindictive govt – PDP
• Says insurgency has worsened
• Asks what $2.1bn World Bank loan is for
• Notes: Humiliation of Patience Jonathan unacceptable
• PDP can’t provide virile opposition – APC

It also alleged that a new form of corruption is thriving under the President Buhari administration in spite of his anti-corruption crusade.

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