President Buhari Withdraws Niger State Ministerial Nominee

The ministerial nominee of Niger state, Alhaji Musa Ibeto has had his nomination withdrawn by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Ibeto, 56, who is the immediate past deputy governor of Niger state, was listed in the first batch of ministerial nominee sent to the Nigerian senate by the president.

Naij.com National Assembly correspondent reports that the former deputy governor was supposed to be screened at the senate today by members of the upper chamber.

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I Never Signed Cheques For Website And Borehole Contracts - Fashola

Immediate past governor of Lagos state, Babatunde Raji Fashola has responded to alleged outrageous contract price of a personal website and borehole during his tenure as governor of Lagos.

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DAY TWO: Nigerian Senate Continues Ministerial Screening Exercise (LIVE UPDATE)

Nigerian Senate Continues Ministerial Screening Exercise

The Senate will today, October 14, commence another round of ministerial screening after 10 nominees went through the procedure yesterday.

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Group Blasts Tinubu Over Anti-Saraki Comments

Maja Progressives Union (MPU), a political group on Tuesday, October 13, blasted the national leader of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu over what it described as unfair verbal attacks on the Senate president Bukola Saraki.

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JUST IN... Senate Fails To Screen Amaechi Again

Once again, the screening of Rotimi Amaechi, the former governor of Rivers state, has been deferred.

The Senate failed to screen Amaechi today, October 14, due to the inability of the Simon Anyanwu-led committee on ethics and public petitions to submit its report on petitions against the former governor, Vanguard reports.

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Complete Ongoing Projects, Shun New Ones, Fashola Tells Oshiomhole

Former governor of Lagos State, Mr Babatunde Fashola, has advised Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State to shun the temptation of initiating new projects unless they are very critical to the well-being of the people, but should rather concentrate on completing ongoing ones before the end of his tenure in November 2016.

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