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Tunisian officials have begun turning off drinking water at night in portions of the capital and other towns, people reported, in what seems to be a move to curb use during a severe drought. Cutting off water without previous notification, in districts of the capital Tunis, Hammamet, Sousse, Monastir and Sfax, threatens to create social conflict in a nation whose people suffer from bad public services, rising inflation and a weak economy. Officials of the water distribution business contacted by reporters refused to comment. Tunisia is facing a major drought, leading authorities to declare the ministry may begin to turn…
President Muhammadu Buhari honoured the 71st birthday of President-elect Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The President appreciated Tinubu’s experience and achievements over the years, which he has contributed to the growth of the country in both the commercial and public sectors, in a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina. Buhari, who joined the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s family, friends, and associates in celebrating him, also prayed for his and his family’s well-being. “President Muhammadu Buhari rejoices with National Leader of All Progressives Congress (APC) and President-Elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as…
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has advocated for a better mutually beneficial connection between Nigeria and the United Kingdom. He stated that this will help both countries realise their full potential. On Monday, the former Prime Minister spoke in Lagos at the 16th Osigwe Anyiam-Osigwe lecture series, with the theme “Rehumanising Human Experience.” “Now is the time. When the world is so uncertain, when some nations are disentangling, now is the time for the UK and Nigeria, two great democracies to work together,” Johnson, who is still a serving member of the British parliament, said in his keynote address.…
A Lagos State High Court in Ikeja condemned a domestic worker, Joseph Ogbu, to death by hanging on Monday for the murder of his employer, an 89-year-old grandmother, Adejoke John, and her daughter, Oreoluwa, at their house in the Surulere region of the state. The decision was delivered by Justice Modupe Nicole-Clay, who found the defendant guilty of three counts of armed robbery and murder. Following his detention, Ogbu was arraigned on October 22, 2019 by the Lagos State Government. He was accused with three counts of armed robbery and murder, which the state had preferred against him. According to…
Charles Oputa, commonly known as Charly Boy, a veteran artist, has praised Nigerian youngsters for their peaceful conduct during the ongoing protest in Abuja over the dubious presidential election results. Remember that the nation’s capital was rocked by a wave of protests when the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, announced Bola Ahmed Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress, APC, as the victor of the presidential election on February 25th. The results were challenged by the other two major candidates in the election, Atiku Abubakar of the PDP and Peter Obi of the Labour Party. As a result, their supporters came…
The Natives, a group, claim that Bola Tinubu, the winner of the election, did take a stolen mandate. Before a march to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) offices on Monday, group leader Smart Edwards told reporters in Abuja that Nigerians must prevent a repetition of the June 12 incident. On June 12, 1993, Nigerians went to the polls to choose a president. The Social Democratic Party (SDP) candidate and late Moshood Abiola, often known as MKO, was largely believed to have won the highly regarded free and fair election. Later, Ibrahim Babangida, a former military leader, dissolved the election.…
Micah Gochin, a retired customs officer, was assassinated by gunmen in Plateau State, and his son was taken hostage. The former customs officer was attacked on Sunday night at around 11:00 p.m. in his home, according to a community source who spoke to newsmen on the condition of anonymity. According to information provided, the kidnappers made their way inside the Gochin residence on Bauchi Ring Road across from the University of Jos residences. A source said that after holding the homeowners hostage, they entered Gochin’s bedroom and shot him closely before leaving him to bleed to death in a pool…
On Monday, an Ikeja Special Offences Court convicted Blessing Adanu of defrauding a woman of N47.6 million under the guise of supplying her agricultural produce. Adanu used the alias Emerald Multipurpose Cooperative Society to defraud her victim in an ostensibly agribusiness scheme. Adanu was convicted on two counts of obtaining money by false pretences and stealing by Justice Mojisola Dada. Dada believed that the evidence presented in court, including statements made by the convict during interrogation, demonstrated all of the necessary elements of obtaining by false pretences and stealing. Dada dismissed the argument of defence that the charges emanated from…
After May 29, when his term as governor of Rivers State finishes, Governor Nyesom Wike declared that he would not flee Nigeria out of fear of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. When asked to honour the EFCC at the conclusion of his term on May 29, Wike said he would do so joyfully. The governor responded to recent comments by Abdulrasheed Bawa, the chairman of the EFCC, who said that the organisation would arrest corrupt governors whose terms finish on May 29. The threat to arrest governors after their terms expire on May 29 didn’t concern Wike, however. On…
In accordance with INEC’s announcement, supplementary elections will take place in the appropriate states on April 15. Although most of Nigeria’s gubernatorial and legislative elections are finished, certain states and legislative districts have declared the results inconclusive. The gubernatorial elections in Kebbi and Adamawa were deemed inconclusive, and further elections would occur in certain polling places in each state. In several regions of the nation, there will also be additional legislative elections. The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC said on its Twitter page on Monday afternoon that all next governorship, national, and state assembly supplemental elections would be conducted on…












