Politics
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Buhari wasting N400 billion on vaccines; I can get it for N150 billion — Peter Obi
Former Anambra governor Peter Obi says Nigeria doesn’t need more than N150 billion to procure COVID-19 vaccines.
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Even if married, underaged girls have no right to vote — Senate
The suggestion that married underage girls should have the right to vote has been rejected, chairman of the Senate committee on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Kabiru Gaya, says.
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If Buhari can’t keep Nigerians safe, he shouldn’t condemn those trying to do so — Nnamdi Kanu
President Muhammadu Buhari has no moral right to attack the Eastern Security Network (ESN)?
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Ikpeazu to rub minds with Abia youth on Valentine’s Day
The Governor of Abia State, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, has scheduled February 14, a day people devote to the folks they love, to interact with the state's teeming youth.
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Veteran journalist and Buhari campaigner, Tony Momoh, is dead
Nigerian Journalist and former minister of information and culture, Prince Tony Momoh is dead.
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Buhari has never, and will never, attack press freedom — Femi Adesina
Presidency spokesperson Femi Adesina says the Muhammadu Buhari government has never clamped down on the media.
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Xiaomei Havard: Chinese politician becomes lawmaker in South Africa
Xiaomei Havard, a Chinese-born South African businesswoman and politician from Gauteng, has emerged as a member of parliament for the African National Congress (ANC).
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Why I told Nigerians to vote for sick Yar’Adua — Obasanjo
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo says God would vindicate him despite his support for Umar Musa Yar’Adua who later died in office.
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Why Buhari must ban movement of cows from north to south — Ganduje
Kano governor Abdullahi Ganduje says there should be a law banning the movement of cattle from the north to the south.
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10 APC governors fly to Katsina to watch Buhari fill registration form
When President Muhammadu Buhari revalidated his membership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Saturday, 10 governors from the ruling party were on hand to cheer him on.