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Betta Edu's suspension will earn Tinubu Nigerians' trust - Ex-Oyo AG, Oyewo - Vimarsana News

Betta Edu's suspension will earn Tinubu Nigerians' trust - Ex-Oyo AG, Oyewo

A former Oyo State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Prof. Oyelowo Oyewo, says the suspension of Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Dr Betta Edu, over alleged ₦585 million fraud will further earn President Bola Tinubu Nigerians’ trust. | Pulse Nigeria

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PEPC: Don urges Atiku, Obi not to waste resources in appealing against ruling - Vimarsana News

PEPC: Don urges Atiku, Obi not to waste resources in appealing against ruling

Albert told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Saturday, Oyo State in Ibadan that this would be better and help prevent a further waste of resources at the Supreme Court.

Don't waste resources in challenging Tinubu's victory, scholar advises - Vimarsana News

Don't waste resources in challenging Tinubu's victory, scholar advises

Ojo, who is a former Chief of Staff to the Governor in Oyo State, said the victory would deepen democratic governance and give the administration legitimacy. | Pulse Nigeria

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Don't waste resources in further challenging Tinubu's victory, Prof. Albert, others advise Atiku, Obi - Vimarsana News

Don't waste resources in further challenging Tinubu's victory, Prof. Albert, others advise Atiku, Obi

A public affairs commentator, Prof. Isaac Albert, on Saturday advised the country’s leading opposition parties to stop any further challenge

Much ado about palliatives in hands of governors - Vimarsana News

Much ado about palliatives in hands of governors

In this piece, WALE AKINSELURE writes on the politics of the distribution of palliatives to cushion the effects of the petrol subsidy removal and what