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2023: Borno governor presents N234.bn Appropriation Bill to Assembly
Borno state governor, Babagana Zulum has presented the 2023 appropriation bill of N234.8 billion to the state House of Assembly. The budget is tagged “Budget of Continuity for Sustainability” made up of N144.5 billion for recurrent expenditure and N90.6 billion for capital expenditure. From the budget outlook, the ministry of Finance took the lion’s share of N30.6 billion; education, N28 billion; works, N25.9 billion, health 19.9 billion and RRR N19.6 billion.
Stop Masari’s replacement as Tinubu’s running mate, APC delegates urges court
A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has been asked to stop the All Progressives Congress (APC) from replacing Kabiru Masari as the running mate to the party’s presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu. Shortly after Tinubu emerged as the APC flag-bearer, the party submitted Masari’s name to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as the vice-presidential candidate, for the meantime.
Nigeria’s pandemic of hunger, By Lasisi Olagunju
Our Minister of Agriculture is Alhaji Muhammad Nanono from Kano State. The Minister of State for that ministry is Alhaji Mustapha Baba Shehuri from Borno State. You are wondering why the two of them come from the far north? Where else do you have farmers in Nigeria except in the North East and the North West? If you sincerely desire an answer to that question, you will need to ask your president, Muhammadu Buhari.
Negotiating with bandits: Gospel according to Gumi, By Dons Eze
For the unrepentant spokesperson of bandits terrorising different parts of the country, particularly the North West, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, the only solution to the incessant kidnapping for ransom takings by this group of people, would be for the federal government of Nigeria to sit side by side with these criminals, in a conference table, and begin to dialogue and negotiate the terms under which they would end their nefarious activities.
ECOWAS Court to give judgment in SERAP’s case on killings by herdsmen, others
The ECOWAS Court of Justice, Abuja has this morning heard arguments in the case brought by Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) against the Federal Government seeking “justice and accountability for the authorities’ failure to prevent, account for and investigate killings, raping, maiming of Nigerians and other residents, and destruction of property across the country by herdsmen and other unknown perpetrators.” The Court adjourned the suit to 22 April, 2021 for judgment...
Bill Gates, Peter Obi and Nigeria’s pandemic, By Hassan Gimba
In the past year, hardly can find a word that elicits palpable fear, confusion, hope and scepticism as COVID-19. Surely COVID-19 has changed the world drastically. And definitely, it has changed the way we think and the ways we interact. The pandemic has also been a source of a lot of hardship because, as a result of it, many businesses have closed shop. The pandemic has been a reason for many job losses and plans gone awry.
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