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France Accused of Preparing for Military Intervention in Niger by Junta Spokesman

Niger's new military leaders accuse France of amassing forces for a possible military intervention in the country following the coup in July. French President Emmanuel Macron says he will only take action at the demand of deposed Nigerien leader Mohamed Bazoum. The junta in Niger has leveraged anti-French sentiment to shore up its support in resistance to regional and international pressure to reinstate the president. The country had been a strategic partner of France and the West in the fight against growing jihadi violence in the conflict-ridden Sahel region.

France Accused of Planning Military Intervention in Niger

Niger's new military leaders accuse France of planning a military intervention in the country following the coup in July. French President Emmanuel Macron says he will only take action at the demand of the deposed Nigerien leader Mohamed Bazoum. Tensions rise as Niger's junta claims France is amassing forces and considering collaboration with ECOWAS for intervention. France denies the claims but supports ECOWAS's position, while the junta asks the population to be vigilant.

Former Nigerian Aviation Minister Says Coup can be "A Necessary Evil" in Some Cases

Former Nigerian aviation minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, has said that in some cases, coup can be seen as a "necessary evil". While he acknowledged that Nigeria should avoid a coup, he cautioned against dismissing rebellion as a potential means to remove tyrants. Fani-Kayode's comments come at a time when military coups have occurred in several African countries.

Delta State Governor Appeals Court Order for Retrial of Election Petition

Delta State Governor, Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has filed a Notice of Appeal at the Supreme Court against the judgment of the Court of Appeal, Abuja. The Court of Appeal had ordered a retrial of the petition filed by the candidate of the Labour Party, Ken Pela, challenging Oborevwori's election as governor. Oborevwori, through his counsel, listed three grounds for his appeal, questioning the decision of the lower court.

Anambra State Governor Announces Massive Demolition and Capital Development Plans for Awka

Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has revealed plans to demolish properties in Awka, the state capital, in order to build a capital city that would meet the aspirations of its people. He emphasized the importance of sustainable human capital development and industrialization while urging more investors to come to Anambra.

Peter Obi Donates N10 Million towards Healthcare Development in Awka

Labour Party's Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi, donates N10 million towards the development of healthcare facilities in Awka. His contribution aims to strengthen the Diocese's healthcare initiatives and support the Department of Midwifery and Public Health Nursing at the Millennium College of Nursing Sciences. Obi's commitment to the overall project and his willingness to secure funding from his connections highlight his dedication to the betterment of society.

Group urges opposition to withdraw protests against Olu of Warri's list

Warri Urban Security Network (WUSN) calls on those opposed to the list of members of Iwere Host Community Trust submitted by Olu of Warri to withdraw their protests. WUSN believes the decision is in the overall best interest of the Warri Kingdom and urges the Delta state governor to mediate. They emphasize that the trust incorporation into the Iwere Development Master Plan promotes the advancement of the kingdom and should be applauded.

CNPP Calls for Calm and Urges Aggrieved Parties to Seek Supreme Court Redress

The Conference Of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) has released a statement in response to the judgment from the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT), advising aggrieved parties to remain calm and pursue further legal action through the Supreme Court. The CNPP emphasized the importance of the judiciary and discouraged any acts that could disrupt public peace. They urged politicians to guide their followers towards the legal processes available, acknowledging that despite flaws in the system, the judiciary remains the last hope for justice in Nigeria.

Nigerian Lady Dies Onboard Egypt Air Flight to London

A Nigerian lady traveling to London onboard Egypt Air flight tragically passed away during the journey. The airline confirmed the incident by dropping off the woman's body in Cairo, Egypt. The family, who received the news from the consular office in Cairo, is now seeking answers and assistance in repatriating the deceased back to Nigeria.

Former APC Spokesman Tells Vice President Shettima: Only God Can Retire Atiku Abubakar from Politics

Former APC spokesman, Timi Frank, has responded to Vice President Kashim Shettima's boastful statement about retiring Atiku Abubakar from politics. Frank asserts that only God has such power and that Atiku remains a significant figure in Nigerian politics. He criticizes the ruling of the Presidential Election Petition Court, calling it a judicial coup against the Nigerian state.

Rival Factions Fuel Violence and Uncertainty in Northern Nigeria

Rival factions within Boko Haram and the rise of Ansaru have intensified violence and insecurity in northern Nigeria. The splinter groups have expanded their operations, collaborating with local bandits and other armed groups, posing a significant challenge to the Nigerian security forces. This article delves into the complex dynamics of the conflict, highlighting the impact on civilian populations and the potential for further escalation.

Nigerian Stock Market Faces Decline as Indigenous Investors Take the Lead

The Nigerian stock market experienced a decline as indigenous investors took over the market following the withdrawal of foreign investors. The market index fell by 0.3% due to heavyweights' inflated valuations and consecutive days of selloffs. Despite mixed market activities, the Industrial and Consumer Goods sectors suffered losses, while the Banking sector recorded a slight appreciation. MORISON emerged as the top loser, while BETAGLAS saw the highest price appreciation. Overall, market capitalization declined by N112 billion as indigenous investors dominated the Nigerian index.

Edo State Governor Sacks Former Permanent Secretary Amidst Political Feud

Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has reportedly ordered the immediate sack of Mrs. Sabina Chikere, the former Permanent Secretary of the State Sports Commission. The decision is believed to be connected to the ongoing rift between Obaseki and his deputy, Philip Shaibu. Chikere's removal comes shortly after Shaibu withdrew his impeachment lawsuit against the governor, which adds further intrigue to the political landscape in Edo State.

CNPP Calls for Calm and Urges Aggrieved Parties to Approach Supreme Court

Conference Of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) has urged politicians and their followers to remain calm and law abiding following the judgment delivered by the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT). The CNPP emphasized the importance of the judiciary as the last hope of the common man and urged aggrieved parties to explore further legal options, including approaching the Supreme Court.

Ansaru and Bandit Splits Aggravate Insecurity in Northern Nigeria

The splinter group Ansaru, previously affiliated with Boko Haram, has further worsened security conditions in northern Nigeria. As clashes with bandits persist, farming communities in the region suffer from limited access to their farmlands, leading to migration. The article highlights the escalating dangers faced by people in northern Nigeria due to the operations of Ansaru and bandits.