Showing posts with label LOCAL NEWS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LOCAL NEWS. Show all posts

Monday, 30 June 2025

Police Deny Sealing Secretariat, PDP Relocates BoT Meeting


Police Deny Sealing Secretariat, PDP Relocates BoT Meeting

The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, on Monday, relocated its Board of Trustees, BoT, meeting from the Wadata Plaza National Secretariat venue to the Yar’Adua Centre in the Central Business District, Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja.

[Just in] NEC Meeting: Tension Rises As Heavy Security Takes Over PDP Secretariat


[Just in] NEC Meeting: Tension Rises As Heavy Security Takes Over PDP Secretariat

There is an unusual security presence at the Wadata Plaza, the headquarters of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Abuja, as two rival factions of the party prepare to hold parallel meetings,

Assassination Claim: Court Grants Natasha Bail on Fresh Charge

Assassination Claim: Court Grants Natasha Bail on Fresh Charge

The Federal Government has docked the suspended Senator for Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, before the Federal High Court on a fresh six-count charge.

Rano Aircraft Experienced An Engine Failure on Its Number 1 Engine


Rano aircraft experienced an engine failure on its number 1 engine.

A Rano aircraft with registration number 5N-BZY, which experienced an engine failure on its number 1 engine, has been grounded by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA.

PDP Crisis: NEC Meeting Torn PDP Apart Into Two Factions


PDP Crisis: NEC Meeting Torn PDP Apart Into Two Factions.

The controversy surrounding the status of today’s National Executive Committee, NEC, meeting, has torn the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, apart as two factions within the party have resolved to proceed with two parallel NEC meetings.

Thursday, 19 June 2025

End Benue Killings, Catholic Urges Govt, Presented a Five-Point Action Plan

  • Catholic of Nigeria has strongly condemned the killings in Benue State, calling on the federal government to act decisively.
  • They noted the spate of violence that has occured in Benue in recent years, urged leaders to prioritize citizens safety.
  • The Council presented a five-point action plan to the government, seeking for the immediate deployment of securities.


The Catholic Laity Council of Nigeria has strongly condemned the killings in Benue State, calling on the federal government to act decisively to end what it describes as “the valley of blood” that has reopened in Nigeria.