Tension in Kaduna as abductors kill traditional ruler

The traditional ruler Mr. Maiwada Raphael Galadima and his wife has been killed

The paramount ruler of the Adara, the Agwom Adara, Mr. Maiwada Raphael Galadima who was abducted last Friday with his wife has been killed.

The traditional ruler is believed to have been killed on Thursday and his body dumped where it was found and taken to St. Gerald Catholic Hospital in Kaduna early Friday morning.

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We'll work harder against terrorism – Buhari

President Buhari pledged his administrations  to work harder in enhancing the country’s security.

President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday pledged his administration’s commitment to work harder in enhancing the country’s security, saying unless the country is secured, it cannot be governed.

Receiving representatives of trade associations from the 36 states and the FCT led by their National Coordinator, Prince Paul Ikonne, at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, Buhari said: ‘‘These efforts are part of our campaign slogans on security, the economy and the fight against corruption and on security, it is common-sense that unless the country is secured it cannot be governed.”

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I'll continue to blame past governments for Nigeria's woes

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday said despite the criticisms of many, he would continue to blame his predecessors for Nigeria’s woes.

He said, passing the buck, which people have been frowning on, was important in order for Nigerians to know what went wrong with the country.

Buhari spoke at an event tagged, “The Conversation: An evening with creative youths,” held inside the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The event, attended also by the President’s wife, Aisha; Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo and his wife, Dolapo; as well as governors and other top government officials, had “Creative youth as drivers of the change agenda,” as its theme.

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Buhari: I'm very disappointed in the Nigerian media

Buhari: I'm very disappointed in the Nigerian media

President Muhammadu Buhari has said that he is disappointed in the Nigerian press.

He said his grouse was that the media did not give his administration the credit for the agricultural revolution he said was ongoing in the country.

 

Buhari spoke while hosting some young political appointees to a dinner at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, on Wednesday night.

“I’m very disappointed in the Nigerian press. They didn’t give this government the credit of the “Go back to the land” programme. We have cut down the importation of rice by at least 90 per cent,” the President said.

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Don’t contest presidency till after 2019 Buhari tells youth

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday asked youths who might be eyeing his seat to postpone their campaigns till after the 2019 presidential election.

 The Nigerian leader, who has already indicated interest in seeking a fresh four-year mandate in 2019, made the appeal shortly after signing the much-publicised Not-Too-Young-To-Run Bill into law at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The new law reduces the eligible age for those seeking to be members of the state Houses of Assembly and House of Representatives from 30 to 25 years; and those aspiring to be President from 40 to 35 years.

The age limits for senators and state governors were not reduced as originally proposed by the sponsors of the bill.

“I am confident each one of you will transform Nigeria in your own way – whether through the media, agricultural enterprise, as economists, engineers, or as lawmakers in your states or at the federal level, or as state governors – and even someday, as President. Why not?

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