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A political activist and former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank has said the the ongoing travails of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is allegedly due to corruption which has nothing to do with 2023 politics. Frank revealed through a statement on Monday in Abuja that he has reliable information from his sources in the presidency to the effect that Osinbajo’s travail has nothing to do with 2023 but alleged mismanagement of about N90 billion Naira released by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) to prosecute the last general elections in favour of the APC. Frank said: “The presidency discovered how Osinbajo allegedly mismanaged N90billion from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). “When confronted by the presidency, he confirmed to General Buhari that he indeed allegedly took N90billion from FIRS but it was used for the 2019 presidential election campaign in strategic states of the South-west. “Gen Buhari a

Five people also wounded in attack in Lac province, attributed to Nigeria's Boko Haram armed group. At least six people have been killed after a female suicide bomber blew herself up in western  Chad , according to security sources,  in an attack blamed on  Boko Haram , a Nigeria-based  armed group. Sources told news agencies on Wednesday that the attack happened shortly after midnight in the compound of a traditional chieftain  in Kaiga-Kindjiria district in Lac province "Six people died, including a soldier," a senior army officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, was quoted as saying by AFP news agency. Four guards were among the dead, and five people were wounded, the official said. The death toll of six was confirmed by Chadian army spokesman Colonel Azem Bermandoa, and by a local NGO. Sources told Reuters news agency that the attacker walked into the compound and detonated her bomb just as people were preparing to go to bed. A provincial security

In what may be another desperate move by President Buhari and the APC to emasculate the judiciary, the President has ordered the Justice Tanko Mohammed-led National Judicial Council (NJC) to urgently recruit new judges for the Supreme Court of Nigeria. Information available to us indicates that the National Judicial Council (NJC) is currently interviewing judges who will be appointed into the Supreme Court. According to the information, the interview commenced on Thursday September 19, 2019 and is expected to end on Tuesday September 24, 2019. This hush approach is in anticipation of the PDP and Atiku/Obi appealing last week ruling of the five-man Presidential Election Petition Panel on the outcome of the 2019 Presidential Election. The President had written to the NJC to recruit additional five judges to the Supreme Court. In a letter made public on June 9, 2019 by the President’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Garba Shehu; the President wrote: ”Pursuant to the

The lead judge of the 2019 Presidential Election Petition Tribunal, Justice Garba L. Mohammed and his counterparts, Justice Abdu  Aboki and Samuel Oseji, have all been rewarded for a job well done by President Muhammadu Buhari, as they made the list of  nominated justices for the Supreme Court of Nigeria. In a leaked list of nominated Judges to be interviewed by the NJC, Justice Mohammed Garba is number three on the main list, while that of Aboki and Oseji are also on the reserved list number three and five respectively. Justice Garba Mohammed was the head of the Appeal Court, Lagos State division before he was appointed to chair the 2019 Presidential Election Petition Tribunal after Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa recused herself from the Tribunal. This latest developments is a confirmation that the September 11, 2019 Judgement of the appeal court on the fraudulent outcome of the February 23, 2019 Presidential Election was predefined to favour President Buhari and his Party, the

A South African envoy to President Cyril Ramaphosa apologised "profusely" to the Nigerian government after a spate of deadly  xenophobic attacks  that rocked Johannesburg and Pretoria. Jeff Radebe was in  Nigeria 's capital, Abuja, to attend a meeting on Monday to convey "sincerest apologies about the incident that has recently transpired in South Africa". "The incident does not represent what we stand for," Radebe said, adding South African police would "leave no stone unturned, that those involved must be brought to book". The Nigerian government said in a statement following the meeting: "President [Muhammadu] Buhari responded to profuse apologies from the South African president, pledging that relationship between the two countries will be solidified." Foreign workers in  South Africa  - the continent's second-largest economy after Nigeria - are often victims of anti-immigrant sentiment in a nation where almost one

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