POLITICS: Buruji Kashamu Seated At The Senate Despite Nullification Of His Election

After a Tribunal sitting in Abeokuta, Ogun State on Friday nullified the election of Buruji Kashamu and ordered a fresh election to be carried out within 90days in the state, the senator today still appeared at the Senate where the ministerial nominees are currently undergoing screening. People have been talking about this, asking if it is right, or whether the senator feels he is more than the tribunal. what do you think?

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EDUCATION: "New" NYSC certificates with Graduate's Photograph to be Issued

FEDERAL Government, Tuesday, unveiled newly improved National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificates to be issued to corps members at the conclusion of the mandatory one year service to their fatherland. Speaking at the unveiling ceremony in Abuja, the Director General of the NYSC, Brig-Gen. Johnson Olawumi said the scheme took the step to wage war against forgery and impersonation.

The DG, represented by the Acting Director of Certification

MINISTERIAL SCREENING: Lists of Candidates Screened so Far & What They Said

 1.  Senate screens Lai Mohammed , Ask Him To Take A Bow

APC National Publicity Secretary Lai Mohammed has just been screened by the Senate. He is the first ministerial nominee to be asked to take a bow and go without being asked any questions by Senate members. He promised to be as passionate and committed if confirmed as minister. 

AFRICA BUSINESS: Nigeria To Cut Gas Supply To Ghana Over Indebtednes

The Federal Government, Monday, threatened to cut gas supply to Ghana’s power plants 100 million Ghanaian cedi indebtedness. According to a former Chief Executive Officer of the Volta River Authority Dr. Charles Wireku-Brobbey, Nigeria’s decision to cut gas supply to Ghana’s Aboadze thermal plant was occasioned by the failure of the government to settle its indebtedness to the Nigerian gas authorities and this might worsen power supply in Ghana. Wireku-Brobbey told

CRIME NEWS: EFCC Boss, Lamorde sues Daily Sun Newspaper for N1 billion

Chairman of Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Lamorde, has sued the Daily Sun Newspapers for N1 billion over an alleged defamatory story the media organisation wrote against him. Lamorde instituted the case at the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja through Festus Keyamo, his counsel. According to the statement of claim filed by Keyamo, the plaintiff is claiming the sum of N1 billion “being damages for the words published of and