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The Taraba Government has issued an impending flood alert to six local government areas and appealed to residents to consider relocation as best option to avoid being affected by pending floods

There was a mild drama on Monday at a court in Jalingo, the Taraba State capital, when 21 persons were arraigned for alleged illegal mining.  Court proceedings were halted when 11 out of the 21 defendants who claimed to be citizens of Burkina Faso, said they did not understand the language of the court or any Nigerian language. This comes amidst escalating tension in the West African sub-region, following threats of military invasion against the Niger Republic by the Economic Community of West ...

Taraba State Government has issued an impending flood alert to six local government areas and appealed to residents to consider relocation as best option to avoid being affected by pending floods.

President Bola Tinubu had last week approved the appointment of Medical Directors for 13 Federal Medical Centres

Two things separate Babangida’s cabinet members from any other one before and after it. First, each one of them was already a well-established achiever in his own area of endeavour; and each one had goals to achieve in his Ministry. I waded through all the Decrees passed by the IBB regime from 1985 to 1993 (at least those I could find – about 95 per cent) and it was astonishing that every Ministry listed above left at least three lasting legacies.

The housing allowances for the newly appointed ministers may cost the country about N343.25m yearly, according to findings from The PUNCH.

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. Burkina Faso and Niger have met to discuss a joint defence strategy in response to the

  President Bola Tinubu's government will spend about N1.37 billion in four years in housing allowances for the newly appointed ministers.   This comes despite the economic crunch facing Nigerian resulting in the removal of fuel subsidy by the government to save more funds for development.  

The allocation of portfolios to the ministers-designate has generated mixed reactions among Nigerians, expectedly.

Ahead of Monday's swearing-in ceremony of members of the Federal Executive Council (FEC), 45 Ministers-designate have begun their documentation at the Office