Lanre Ogunyemi, an experienced state legislator serving two terms and a former secretary of the APC in Lagos, challenged the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) declaration of Sowunmi as the winner.
Africa’s most populous nation, flaunting its vast resources like gems in a treasure trove, while the market of consumers sways to the rhythm of progress. A mesmerizing tango, but one move stands out: the oil sector waltz. It’s the showstopper, a dazzling display that has historically showered Nigeria with riches. Yet, this captivating dance partner is fickle, swaying and stumbling to the global oil price rhythm, like a dancer on ice, prone to slips and slides.
After his stint in the “culinary academy of crime serving the likes of Putin,” Prigozhin swapped his felonious apron for a chef’s hat and embarked on a new career – culinary genius.
He further stated that the Labour Party had petitioned the Court of Appeal to invalidate the comments made by the trial court in the Federal High Court in Owerri.
Niger Junta has officially granted permission for the armed forces of Mali and Burkina Faso to intervene within its borders in response to a potential attack.
According to the document, President Tinubu’s attendance at the university was confirmed between 1977 and 1979, effectively dismissing any doubts about his academic journey at the institution.
As of the latest update from Abuja, a total of 20 individuals have been successfully rescued from the wreckage.
From the moment Nyesom Wike stormed onto the scene as the head honcho of the Ministry of FCT (Federal Capital Territory), he didn’t just enter – he arrived with the flair of a swag-infused tornado. Picture this: Wike, armed with determination and enough accountability vibes to make an auditor blush, declared war on unaccountability from every nook and cranny of Abuja.
President Tinubu‘s recent allocation of portfolios to 45 newly appointed ministers has been met with a collective sigh of relief…
As the dust settled, Niger found itself at a crossroads. The junta was strutting its stuff, but the stage was shaky. Supporters of Bazoum were like, “We’re not clapping for that!” with mass demonstrations in the works.
