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Election of Jos South/Jos East Federal Constituency Representative Nullified by Tribunal

The national assembly elections petitions tribunal in Jos, Plateau state, has nullified the election of Dachung Bagos, a two-term member of the House of Representatives representing Jos South/Jos East Federal Constituency. The tribunal ruled that Bagos was not validly nominated by his party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Nigeria Court Orders Release or Charge of Man Detained for Allegedly Defaming Fashola

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court in Nigeria has ordered the police to either charge or release Chike Ibezim, who has been detained for allegedly defaming former Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola. This follows the police's act of disobedience of a previous court order for his release. Mr. Ibezim has been in custody for over a month due to a malicious publication he allegedly posted online. The court emphasized that the police must comply with the order and stated that the bail conditions presented were unacceptable. The police announced that their investigation established a case of malicious publication and cyberbullying against the suspect, which will soon be taken to court.

Tribunal Sacks NNPP Federal Lawmaker Over Certificate Forgery in Nigeria

The National and State House of Assembly Election Petition Tribunal in Kano has sacked Dankawu Idris, a federal lawmaker representing Kumbotso constituency, for forging his secondary school certificate. The tribunal ruled in favor of Mannir Danagundi of the All Progressives Congress (APC), declaring him the rightful winner of the election. This is the second case of a NNPP lawmaker being unseated due to certificate forgery.

Students of the University of Jos Protest Increase in School Fees

Students of the University of Jos in Plateau State, Nigeria, have taken to the streets to protest against the significant increase in school fees and other services rendered by the institution. The students blocked roads leading to the campus, carrying placards with powerful messages demanding a reversal of the fee hike. This protest is part of a larger trend where several Nigerian universities have raised their tuition fees, leading to widespread frustration among students and the public at large.

Nigeria: Tinubu's First 100 Days - A Promising Start for Recovery

Despite the challenges faced by Nigeria, President Bola Tinubu's first 100 days in office have shown promising signs of progress and a commitment to the country's recovery. With bold decisions and a focus on governance, the administration has set the stage for a brighter future.

Edo State Governor Resumes at New Office Outside Government House

The Edo State Governor, Mr. Philip Shaibu, has officially resumed at his new office outside the state Government House in Benin-city. The relocation to the new office has been directed by the Permanent Secretary, Office of the Head of Service, and civil servants have already started moving in.

Labour Party's Thaddeus Attah Loses Election: Tribunal Orders Supplementary Election

The Federal House of Representatives election for Eti-Osa Federal Constituency has been cancelled by the parliamentary election petition tribunal in Lagos State. A supplementary election has been ordered to be conducted in 32 polling units within the constituency. The ruling came after petitions were submitted by Banky W of the PDP and Babajide Obanikoro of the APC, claiming that the election did not occur in several polling units. This decision marks a setback for Thaddeus Attah of the Labour Party who had initially been declared the winner by INEC.

NIPOST Struggles to Increase Revenue as Turnover Plummets by 43.8%

The Nigerian Postal Services (NIPOST) has experienced a significant decline in revenue over the past three years, with turnover dropping by 43.8% between 2019 and 2022. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) released data showing that NIPOST generated only N3 billion in 2022, compared to a five-year high of N5.37 billion in 2019. This decline in revenue can be attributed to a decrease in the number of post offices, postal agencies, and boxes installed, as well as increased reliance on charges from private courier operations.

Nigeria: Katsina PDP Rejects PEPC Verdict, Says It's Far From Justice

The Katsina State chapter of the PDP has expressed its dissatisfaction with the recent judgment by the presidential election tribunal in favor of President Bola Tinubu. The party believes that the verdict is far from delivering justice to the Nigerian people.

Anglicans show support for Uzodimma in Imo November 11 governorship poll

Anglican faithful in Imo state have thrown their weight behind Governor Uzodimma in the upcoming governorship poll on November 11. The decision follows a press conference held by the North East Development Agenda (NEDA) in Bauchi, where NEDA Chairman, Alhaji Salihu Magaji, addressed the media, stating that the recent reappointment of NEDC Board Members followed due process. The move by the Anglicans is seen as a boost for Uzodimma's re-election bid.

Imo November 11 Governorship Poll: Anglicans Queue Behind Uzodimma

The Speakers of state Legislatures in the Southwestern part of Nigeria gathered in Lagos to discuss issues related to the progress of the zone. They deliberated on various topics, including the Southwest's growth and development, the coming election of the Conference of Speakers, and the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria. The Lagos State House of Assembly was commended for its support for democracy, true governance, and the leadership of Speaker Mudashiru Obasa. The Speakers expressed gratitude to Lagos and described the visit as an eye-opener for the progress of their individual states.

Edo State Governor Allegedly Removes Deputy from Government House

Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has reportedly sent his deputy, Philip Shaibu, out of the Government House. Shaibu has been relocated to a new office building just meters away. This move comes amidst a political tussle between the governor and his deputy. Last week, Shaibu withdrew an impeachment suit against the governor after intervention from well-meaning citizens of the state.

FCT Minister Blasts FCDA Officials for Poor Management of Public Event

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, expressed his displeasure towards the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) officials for their poor handling of a public event. Wike lambasted the officials after a challenge with the public address system occurred during a ceremony. He warned that such embarrassment should never happen again and urged incapable officials to resign.

Minister of FCT Blasts FCDA for Public Embarrassment

Minister Nyesom Wike publicly criticizes FCDA officials for a breach that occurred during a public event where the public address system failed. He expresses his disappointment, demanding better performance from the officials, and warns that such embarrassment will not be tolerated in the future.