JUST IN... Alison-Madueke Has Cancer, Set Undergo Surgery

It was publicly disclosed in a statement released on Thursday, October 8, that Nigeria’s former petroleum minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, has cancer.

It should be recalled that the ex-minister who served under Gooodluck Jonathan’s administration was said to have been arrested a week ago in London over bribery allegations and later that day released on bail.

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Senate Sets Stringent Conditions For Ministerial Nominees

AHEAD of Tuesday’s commencement of screening, Senate, yesterday, raised hurdles that ministerial nominees must scale to be cleared for appointment.

The Senate, which said that the screening will be guided by the 1999 Constitution and the Senate Standing Orders 2015, as Amended, directed all nominees to submit 115 copies of their resume each to the Senate, on or before Monday.

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Alleged Killing of DSS Officials: Family Members Cry Out Saying...

Since the incident of  September 16, 2015, when nine operatives of the Department of State Services, DSS, were  reportedly ambushed and killed by vandals at Konu area of Ikorodu, Lagos, occurred, normalcy seems to have returned in the area as activities are still going on in full swing.

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Buhari: Electricity Tariffs Will Be Increased If Only... READ DETAILS

President Muhammadu Buhari has said that his government would only raise electricity tariffs when stability is achieved in the power sector. 

 

He stated that government was working to improve power generation and distribution from its current stage.

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Breaking News: Presidency, NASS Talks Fail To Stop Saraki’s trial

There were indications last night that the high-profile parley between the Presidency and the leadership of the National Assembly on Wednesday night failed to persuade

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Jonathan’s Alleged Weakness: Edwin Clark Under Fire

MIXED reactions, Thursday, greeted remarks by Ijaw leader, Chief Edwin Clark, who accused former President Goodluck Jonathan of lacking the will power to combat corruption during his tenure.

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