Buhari told Diaspora Nigerians not to vote in 2019 elections.

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday in Paris, France, has told Diaspora Nigerians not to vote in 2019 elections.

The President also heaped the dwindling fortune of the education sector on the door post of Nigerian elites, accusing them of tolerating the fall in standards and structures of educational institutions despite oil windfalls in the past that would have made all the difference.

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DSS Cannot Demand The Resignation Of A Party Chairman –Adams Oshiomhole .

The National Chairman of APC Adams Oshiomhole, said that he was asked by the Department of State Services (DSS) to resign his position.

He stated this on Sunday, when he featured on Politics Today, a television programme aired on Channels Television.

Confirming that he met with the DSS, Oshiomhole said the security agency could not have asked him to resign his position, as he wasn't hired by them.

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Boko Haram steals cows, sheep in Borno attack

Suspected Boko Haram members on Saturday invaded a village on the outskirts of Maiduguri, Borno State, and razed 65 houses. 

The attack forced many of the residents to flee the village to avoid being killed by the terrorists. However,  some people were injured while a cripple was allegedly killed.

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Buhari: I’m committed to give Nigeria new minimum wage

President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday said he was committed to ensuring that the nation's workers get a new minimum wage.

The president spoke at the State House while receiving the report of the Ama Pepple-led tripartite committee which recommended N30,000 as the country’s new national minimum wage.

Pepple, a former Head of Service of the Federation, said the committee carefully weighed the demand of the workers which was predicated on the high cost of living occasioned by unfavourable exchange rate and rising inflation over the past few years, among other factors.

“After carefully weighing these critical factors and bearing in the mind the overriding interest of the  economy, the committee noting the offer of N24,000 by the federal government, is recommending an increase in the existing National Minimum Wage from N18,000to N30,000,” she said.

The former Head of Service of the Federation said the implementation of the recommended minimum wage will boost the purchasing power of workers, increase consumption expenditure and stimulate business and overall economic growth.

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