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Kalu disclosed that he would personally reply Obasanjo’s letter with a view to bringing to the public the misdeed of the former President, especially the $16 billion power project and other high profile corruption he alleged the ex- President perpetrated.  Kalu further said that Obasanjo had no moral right to criticize Buhari, detailing the alleged atrocities of the former President and advised him not to comment on national issues, at least for now. Fielding questions from reporters at the Murtala Muhammed Airport 2 (MMA2), yesterday, Kalu called on Buhari to speak up on the challenges of insecurity affecting the country, especially as it affected the attack of some section of the country by Fulani herdsmen. He said it was time Buhari spoke on the security issues in the country because it was threatening the fabric of socio-economic cohesion of Nigeria. He said the Buhari’s government may be slow in taking critical decisions, but has done well in tackling corruption, noting

Taxify has since released a statement indicating that they're investigating the case, but the driver is insisting that her side of the story of false. Narrating what he alleges truly happened, Henry said: My name is Henry Nnaemeka and I’m neither a Rapist nor a Kidnapper. This is my Story.  I’m a taxify driver/ partner, on Thursday the 25th of January 2018 between the hours of 12midnight and 1am I was on my way home from work when I received a taxify rider request from a Ibarhim Eletu Way Which was coincidentally where I was at that time and also same estate I stay, I decided to take that last trip before I go home to rest.  On getting to the pick-up location To pick up the rider (Miss Shola Fapson) she got In my vehicle and just as I started the trip I noticed there wasn’t a destination for the trip so I politely asked her for the destination to know where I’m going to and if it will be convenient for me at that time of the night but she refused to tell me and instead aske

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly matters (Senate), Ita Enang, briefed State House correspondents yesterday that President Muhammadu Buhari has signed eight bills into law. Prominent among the bills signed into law is the Legislative Houses (Power and Privileges), Act 2018. The Act grants members of Legislative Houses in the National Assembly and State Houses of Assembly immunity from litigation for actions taken in plenary or committee proceedings of the House or committee. . According to Enang, the law is meant to strengthen the power of the legislators to carry out their legislative functions. . The powers include powers to summon any person to appear before her, give evidence, including power of an officer of the legislative House to arrest any person who commits an offence against the Act. . Another bill signed into law was the National Institute of Legislative Studies (Amendment) Act, 2018. Another law the President assented to was the Na

According to him,  'your WCW was in an African store today in London. She came with two of her domestic staff. She was trying to hide face but friend is a stubborn guy. Mama is enjoying her loot in UK while the many defending and Hero in Naija'.

According to Nigeria's former Aviation minister, Femi Fani Kayode He goes on to say that, ' Baba Falae is one of the most respected and reverred leaders of Afenifere and the Yoruba nation. Only two years ago the same Fulani terrorists kidnapped him and almost killed him. I ask Buhari and Miyetti Allah, does he deserve this? Is this fair? How many more people have to die and how many more farms have to be destroyed before you will call these barbarians to order and bring them to book?' .