Reps threads same path with Senate, Pass Finance Bill Proposing VAT Increase, Others

The House of Representatives has passed the Finance Bill, 2019 submitted by President Muhammadu Buhari. Members present at Thursday’s plenary passed the bill one week after it scaled through the third reading and was passed on the floor of the Senate in Abuja.

Two Village Heads, Three Others Killed As Gunmen Attack Taraba Villages

At least five people have been killed after gunmen invaded communities in Karim Lamido local government area of Taraba state. Those killed are two village heads, the chairman of a vigilante group and two other persons. The chairman of the council told channels

Police Trust Fund to take off January

Nicholas Kalu, Abuja Minister of Police Affairs, Alhaji Mohammed Maigari Dingyadi, has said the much-anticipated Police Trust Fund will take off by January 2020. Speaking with The Nation in his office in Abuja, Dingyadi said the main problem of the police had been insufficient funding.

LAKE Rice: Lagos moves to crash price

There is no better time to flood the market with Lake Rice, Lagos State’s flagship local rice brand. Lagos State is providing incentives for local food production, writes DANIEL ESSIET Since its incursion into Nigerians culinary menu list in the 60s, rice has become

Yuletide: Observe safety rules and live – Madumere urges Nigerians

The immediate past Deputy Governor of Imo State, Prince Eze Madumere, has urged Nigerians to observe all safety rules to save themselves from avoidable pains and deaths. The former Imo deputy governor made the call on Tuesday while fielding questions from the newsmen

Ihedioha’s government will not tolerate vices in Imo School System – Imo Orientation Boss

  The new Director General of Imo Orientation Agency, Chief Martin Opara has bemoaned reports of increase in cult activities and other social vices in primary and secondary schools, saying that Rt. Hon. Emeka Ihedioha led government has resolved to sanitise and rid

HATE SPEECH BILL PALAVER: Police assault Journalist as protest rocks NASS

Sanni Onogu, Abuja   A policeman on Wednesday assaulted a journalist while covering protest against the recently introduced Social Media Bill in Abuja. Dozens of protesters marched to the National Assembly complex demanding that the Senate suspends the bill aimed at regulating social

Hate Speech Bill: Beginning of Dictatorship in Nigeria, says Babalola

  While the ‘controversial hate speech bill’ has continued to receive a lot of bashing from various quarters, the Founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (ABUAD), Chief Afe Babalola has criticised against the proposed Anti-Hate Speech Bill, which prescribed death by hanging

Former President Obasanjo supports Buhari on Border closure

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Tuesday in Addis Ababa backed President Muhammadu Buhari’s stance on border closure, urging Benin Republic to change its ways for a harmonious bilateral relationship with Nigeria. Obasanjo, speaking at a news briefing on the margins of Policy Dialogue

Border closure: Benin Republic too small to threaten Nigeria – Patrick Lumumba

Revered Kenyan former director of the anti-corruption commission in Kenya, Prof Patrick Lumumba, has described Benin as too small threaten Nigeria over its border closure and its attendant effects. Lumumba who spoke in Lagos shortly after a lecture said he understands the reasons