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Osun PDP/Accord And The Structural Stress By Tolulope Adefisayo
The political map of Osun State is changing at a speed that has left many observers gasping for air. As the state moves steadily toward the governorship election, which the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has scheduled for August 15, 2026, the atmosphere is heavy with the dust of “cross-carpeting.” Everywhere you look, the famous “Umbrella” of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is losing its cover.
Osun PDP/Accord And The Structural Stress -By Tolulope Adefisayo
The political map of Osun State is changing at a speed that has left many observers gasping for air. As the state moves steadily toward the governorship election, which the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has scheduled for August 15, 2026, the atmosphere is heavy with the dust of “cross-carpeting.” Everywhere you look, the famous “Umbrella” of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is losing its cover.
‘Jilli Is A Boko Haram Stronghold,’ Yobe Govt Reacts To Military Air Strikes
The Yobe State Government has said that the Jilli community affected by the military air strikes is a Boko Haram stronghold in the Gubio Local Government Area of Borno State. The Security Adviser to the governor, Brigadier General Dahiru Abdulsalam (retd.), disclosed this in a press statement to journalists, while clarifying whether the incident happened in Yobe or Borno.
Europe Faces Risks Of Civil Unrest Over High Energ...
High energy prices and costs of living could fuel civil unrest across Europe over the winter, according to a risk consultancy firm. Verisk’s latest report on its civil unrest index found more than 50% of the almost 200 countries covered experienced an increase in mass mobilizations risk between the second and the third quarter of 2022.
China to distribute exclusive licence plates for electric cars
China will introduce green licence plates for new energy vehicles (NEVs) in 12 cities on Nov. 20, the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) said on Friday. The license plates would be expanded across the country in the first half of 2018, accelerating transformation of the automobile industry, said the MPS. The green license plates are attractive in cities like Beijing where the local government uses license plate quotas to curb congestion and smog.
Missing journalist found dead in Anambra
A Cameraman with the Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS), Mr Ikechukwu Onubogu, has been found dead four days after he was declared missing by members of his family. Although the cause of his death remained sketchy, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) gathered that the late Onubogu, who was at home with his wife, was said to have received a phone call in the afternoon on Nov. 12.
Buratai hails Artillery Corps in routing Boko Haram, other criminal elements
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt General Tukur Buratai, has commended the Artillery Corps for its immense contributions in routing Boko Haram and other criminal elements in the country. Buratai made the commendation in a message to the closing ceremony of Exercise Vulcan Glow V at the Military Training Range in Kachia, Kaduna State. He said that the corps “has keyed into combating security challenges and military operations’’ in the country by providing fire support for all Nigerian Army operations.
ICPC seeks to prosecute Corruption Cases in Federal High Courts, Others
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has proposed to the National Assembly for an expansion of its options of courts for the prosecution of corruption cases to include Federal High courts. This was contained in a memorandum it presented to the House of Representatives Committee on Anti-Corruption during a public hearing organised on a bill to amend the Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000. The Acting Chairman of the Commission, Hon.
Shuaib vs Okonjo-Iweala: Again, Judge unable to deliver judgement
Contrary to the decision of Justice Isele to Deliver 10 judgement on Labour related matters on November 16, the judge did not sit. The Industrial court judge was said to be down with an undisclosed ailments which also necessitated the last adjournment on November 10, 2017. With the latest adjournment, the court clerk has now fixed next Wednesday November 22, 2017 to deliver the scheduled judgements on Labour related matters at the National Industrial Court, Abuja.
U.S. warns of heightened risk of terrorist attacks in Europe during holidays
U.S. warns of heightened risk of terrorist attacks in Europe during holidays Europe faces a heightened risk of possible terrorist attacks during the upcoming holiday season, the State Department said in a travel warning. “The Department of State alerts U.S. citizens to the heightened risk of terrorist attacks throughout Europe, particularly during the holiday season. “U.S. citizens should exercise caution at holiday festivals and events,” the State Department said in a travel alert.
7 arrested over India boat tragedy
Police in India have arrested seven people in connection with Sunday’s boat tragedy in the Southern State of Andhra Pradesh that claimed 22 lives,’’ a Police official said on Friday. The boat that was overloaded with 38 tourists capsised in the Krishna River in the state’s Vijaywada district, 275 km from capital Hyderabad. “The seven persons arrested are directors of a river boating and adventure company that operated the tourist boat illegally in the river on that day,’’ the official said.
New Zealand intends to become leader in fight against climate change
New Zealand intends to become leader in fight against climate change New Zealand intends to become a leader in the global fight against climate change, Climate Change Minister, James Shaw, told a major UN climate change conference, a government release said on Friday. Shaw delivered New Zealand’s national statement on Thursday midnight (NZ time) at the ongoing 23rd session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 23) to the UN Convention on Climate Change.
Diplomats take up issue of hazardous pollution with Indian Govt
Diplomats take up issue of hazardous pollution with Indian Govt Diplomats on Friday took up the issue of hazardous pollution and demanded answers from the Indian government. Frank Castellanos, the dean of the diplomatic corps, scheduled a meeting with the External Affairs Ministry to convey the grievances of envoys who wanted to know measures the government was taking to deal with the situation.
N1bn Fraud Case: ICPC makes Final Presentation against ex Gov Yerima
At the ongoing trial of a former Governor of Zamfara State and serving Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Ahmed Sani Yerima, over alleged diversion of state funds, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has made its final submission before Justice Bello Tukur Gummi of Zamfara State High Court 5, sitting in Gusau. The Commission’s prosecuting counsel led by Mrs.
Customs arrests truck conveying N17m worth of clothing materials in Sokoto
The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) has arrested a truck conveying 340 bales of clothing materials worth N17 million in Sokoto, an official has said. Mr Nasir Ahmad, NCS Controller in-charge of Kebbi/Sokoto/Zamfara Command, made the development known to newsmen in Sokoto on Friday. He said the seized items were among the list of contraband by the Federal Government. Ahmad said the seizure was made on Nov. 13 along Sokoto-Illela road.
Mugabe appears in public for first time since coup
Mugabe appears in public for first time since coup Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe arrived at a university graduation ceremony in the capital on Friday, his first public appearance since a military seizure of power that political sources say is aimed at ending his 37 years in office. Mugabe, who is 93, opened a graduation ceremony at Zimbabwe Open University in Harare.
U.S. vows ‘concrete steps’ against Cambodia after opposition dissolved
The United States vowed to take “concrete steps” against Cambodia on Friday, following a Supreme Court decision to disband the main opposition party, Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP). The U.S. said the ruling was “based on meritless and politicised allegations” and that 2016’s elections would not be “legitimate, free, or fair.” “The U.S. will take concrete steps to respond to the Cambodian government’s deeply regrettable actions,” a White House statement said.
Turkey targets 42 University staff over failed coup
The Turkish Authorities on Friday issued detention warrants for 42 personnel with Marmara University in Istanbul in their continuing crackdown on a network accused of orchestrating 2016’s failed coup, local media reported.
Suspect In Turkish Academician's Murder Arrested I...
Turkish Interior Ministry announced on Friday that a suspect in the 2002 murder of Associate Professor Necip Hablemitoğlu was caught by Bulgarian security forces. Mustafa Levent Göktaş, a former colonel, was detained in Bulgaria’s Svilengrad, a town near the border with Turkey. The ministry added that proceedings for his extradition to Turkey are underway. A court in the capital Ankara had earlier issued a warrant for the capture of Göktaş on charges of homicide and membership of a criminal gang.
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