FG Declares Public Holiday

The Federal Government has declared June 12, 2019 as public holiday to mark the maiden National Democracy Day. It would be recalled that June 12 was recently enacted into law to mark the day annually.

Making the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, Barr. Georgina Ekeoma Ehuriah, congratulated all Nigerians at home and in the diaspora for their contribution to the entrenchment of democratic rule in the country.

In a statement issued by the ministry's director for press and public relations, Mohammed Manga, the Permanent Secretary called on all Nigerians to continually appreciate the sacrifices made by heroes of democracy, especially those who lost their lives in the process—all for the ultimate good of the nation.

My Resignation as Buhari's Running mate Under CPC was Pre-Planned - Tunde Bakare

Pastor Tunde Bakare of the Latter Rain Assembly, has made a shocking allegation.

He claims that while he was Muhammadu Buhari‘s running mate under Congress for Progressive (CPC) in 2011, he was asked to sign a resignation letter even before the elections were held – meaning he would have needed to step down as vice-president, if Buhari won the presidential elections.

Buhari Declines Another Presidential debate organized by Channels TV, Arise TV and NPAN

APC Presidential candidate Gen. Buhari has declined the invitation to attend a presidential debate organized by Channels TV in conjunction with the Newspapers Proprietors Association of Nigeria, NPAN and Arise TV, which was supposed to hold tomorrow February 3rd.

Buhari To Sue AIT & NTA Over “Hate Broadcasts”

All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Muhamadu Buhari has threatened to file a lawsuit against African Independent Television (AIT) and Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) for airing what he has described as “hate broadcasts” against his personality.

Buhari’s threats comes just shortly after the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) warned all broadcasting stations operating in the country to “adhere strictly to the provisions of the broadcasting code or risk sanctions,” Vanguard reports.