The tokenism of devolution
Last week, it was widely reported that the President assented to sixteen new Bills sent to him by the National Assembly, most of which relate to the amendment of the Constitution.
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Last week, it was widely reported that the President assented to sixteen new Bills sent to him by the National Assembly, most of which relate to the amendment of the Constitution.
Ondo State Governor, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu, on Friday, signed the 2022 appropriation bill into law with an assurance that the budget will be implemented to
Views: Visits 6 IMSU Imo Government on Wednesday condoled with the family of Miss Divine Nwaneri, a first year student of the Imo State University, who was killed by a stray bullet on April 24. The state’s Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Declan Emelumba who received the family in his office in Owerri, described her death as a ‘huge loss’. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the 22-year old student of Soil Science in ABSU was hit by a stray bullet from an accidental discharge by a security personnel in front of the state Government Hous...
Views: Visits 6 A map of Nigeria Executive Chairman of Keffi Local Government Council, Nasarawa, Alhaji Abdulrahman Maigoro, has urged Nigerians not to curse the country’s leaders but continue to pray for their success. Maigoro stated this in his Eid-el Fitr message, while speaking with newsmen in Keffi on Thursday. He said that what the leaders needed from Nigerians was their prayers so that they would be able to continue to provide the much-needed dividends of democracy for them. “Nigerians should continue to pray for their leaders rather than cursing them, in ...
Eid-el-Fitr: Pray for leaders, don’t curse them, Council boss urges Nigerians On A map of Nigeria Executive Chairman of Keffi Local Government Council, Nasarawa, Alhaji Abdulrahman Maigoro, has urged Nigerians not to curse the country’s leaders but continue to pray for their success. Maigoro stated this in his Eid-el Fitr message, while speaking with newsmen in Keffi on Thursday. He said that what the leaders needed from Nigerians was their prayers so that they would be able to continue to provide the much-needed dividends of democracy for them. “Nigerians should continue to pray for t...