President Muhammadu Buhari has shown good manners today as he arrived the Council Chambers for today’s meeting at about 9.50 am.
However, as of the time the meeting started, only about 19 out of the 36 ministers were in attendance.
2. Biafra Drags Nigeria To US Court, Gets Hearing Date
A top ranking Biafran leader has disclosed plans to drag Nigeria before a United States of America court for legal battle.
3. EFCC Seals Abuja House Of Former CDS, Alex Badeh
Officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Wednesday, January 13, sealed off the Abuja house of former Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) during President Jonathan’s administration, Alex Badeh.
4. UK Sends Troops To Train Nigerian Soldiers
In the bid to put the final dot in the Boko Haram war the United Kingdom will send more than 35 military men to Nigeria to train soldiers to battle Boko Haram in the Northeast.
5. Boko Haram: Nigerian Army Establishes New Division In Borno
As part of a strategic plan to boost military operations against terrorists the Nigerian army has established a new division in the northern part of Borno.
6. Senate Moves To stop FEC From Approving Contracts
Ali Ndume, one of the sponsors of the motion and the Senate leader strongly spoke against the council and said the Senate needs to encourage what is right.
7. PDP’s Letter To Parties For Jonathan’s Re-election Revealed
A letter purportedly exposing the pact the Peoples Democratic Party had with other political parties to support the re-election of Goodluck Jonathan has been leaked.
8. Army Reinstates 2014 Questionable Mutinied Commander
The Nigerian Army has reinstated the former commander of 7th Division in Maiduguri, Borno state, who was reportedly shot at by soldiers.
9. Tompolo Reacts To Alleged EFCC Summons
Former Niger Delta militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, has reacted to the invitation of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
10. PDP Governor Visits Buhari
Ben Ayade, Cross River state governor, has praised President Muhammadu Buhari for his efforts in the anti-corruption war.naij,google image
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