The presidency has released the statement below giving details of the assets of President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, as declared to the Code of Conduct Bureau.
Thursday, 3 September 2015
NYSC deploys biometric technology for check on corps members
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has developed a biometric data capturing technology that will help in the nationwide conduct of weekly and monthly check on corps members.
The Director-General of the corps, Brig.-Gen. Johnson Olawumi, said this during the inauguration and practical demonstration of the programme at the Kuje Area Council, Abuja.
Americans Arrive U.I To Learn Yoruba Language
In spite of the sentiments bothering on preference for the use of English Language at the expense of Yoruba Language, it is interesting to observe that it is still being sought after not only by Africans in diaspora but also Americans and Asians.
DSS Fires Marylyn Ogar
The former spokesperson for the Department of State Security, Marilyn Ogar, a deputy director, may have been compulsorily retired.
According to Dailypost report, Orgar who had been under fire since the advent of the new leadership of the DSS, was retired effective from yesterday, Wednesday, seven years before she is due for retirement.
Patience Jonathan settles rift with Dickson
There is a strong indication that the rift between the wife of former President Goodluck Jonathan, Patience, and Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, has ended.
It was learnt on Wednesday that Mrs. Jonathan has announced her decision to bury the hatchet with Dickson and directed all her loyalists in the state to work selflessly for the Peoples Democratic Party and the re-election of the incumbent in the forthcoming governorship election.
ICPC probes Fashola, Amaechi, Akpabio, others
“A Special Task Force was set up by the Chairman of the commission last week to coordinate the investigation in the states. So we are reopening the petitions through the Chairman of the Special Task Force.”
National News Headlines - 3/9/2015
THE NATION
*Osinbajo: cash coming for 'extremely poor' Nigerians
*Anti-graft war will secure Nigeria's future
*Bad fuel likely cause of air crashes, says Otedola
*Army uncovers biggest illegal bunkering site in Port Harcourt
*Rivers: 1,100 to testify for INEC, Wike, Peterside
*Gratuities payment excites Akwa Ibom teachers
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)







