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Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) in Kano State attacked by protesters

Digital Industrial Park (DIP) of the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) in Kano State attacked by protesters

Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) in Kano State attacked by protesters Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) in Kano State attacked by protesters:The Kano State Police Command has confirmed that a group of protesters attacked the Digital Industrial Park (DIP) of the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) in Kano State. The attack resulted in…
Akpabio

Senate President Akpabio Appeals for Calm, Assures Nigerians of Government’s Efforts to Tackle Economic Challenges

Senate President Godswill Akpabio has addressed the planned nationwide protest against hunger and hardship, scheduled to take place from August 1 to 10, by acknowledging Nigerians' right to protest while cautioning against violence. He emphasized that the right to protest is fundamental, but it should not be exploited to destabilize…
Supreme Court judgment a distraction Seyi Makinde

Supreme Court judgment a distraction Seyi Makinde

Supreme Court judgment a distraction Seyi Makinde Supreme Court judgment a distraction Seyi Makinde: Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has dismissed the Supreme Court's judgment on local government financial autonomy as a distraction, urging his colleagues to focus on productivity rather than getting bogged down in the legal battle. Makinde…
FOSAD Commends President Bola Tinubu for signing Southeast Development Commission Bill into Law

FOSAD commends Supreme Court judgment on financial autonomy for Local Government Areas

FOSAD commends Supreme Court judgment on financial autonomy for Local Government Areas FOSAD commends Supreme Court judgment on financial autonomy for Local Government Areas: Says ruling will stimulate grassroots development The Forum of South-East Academic Doctors (FOSAD) enthusiastically commends the recent Supreme Court judgment granting financial autonomy to Local Government…