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The Chairman of the Lokoja/Koto Traditional Council, Ohimege Igu Kotonkarfe, Alhaji. Abdulrazak Isa Koto has assured the gubernatorial candidate of the

Ahead of President Muhammadu Buhari's exit from power, his Special Assistant on Digital Communications, Bashir Ahmad, has listed some of the policies and

Nigerians have mocked Bashir Ahmad after he listed what he claims are President Muhammadu Buhari's achievements in office. This is as the government prepares to leave power…

Governors from the six states in the North Central zone of the country, converged in Lafia, Nasarawa State to brainstorm on how to scale down the rising

By Chibuike Nwabuko Abuja (Sundiata Post) - The Senate on Wednesday passed the bill recommending life imprisonment without an option of fine for unlawful explosives manufacturers in the country. Recall that Section 11 of the bill is seeking to repeal the Explosives Act 1964 and enact the Explosives Act 2023 passed for third reading in…

The Nigeria Senate has passed a bill that prescribes life imprisonment without the option of a fine for unlawful explosives manufacturers in the country.

The passage followed the consideration and adoption of a report by the Senate Committee on Solid Minerals, Mines, Steel Development and Metallurgy, chaired by Senator Tanko Al-Makura.

The Senate yesterday passed a bill to regulate the manufacturing, use, importation, sales and possession of explosives in the country. 

The presidency says the eight-year tenure of the Buhari administration has yielded unprecedented reforms for Nigeria.

The Senate on Wednesday passed a bill to regulate the manufacturing, use, importation, sales and