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"Jesus is doing wonders, Fulani for Jesus, Fulani must be saved"-- Popular Islamic Cleric, storms streets, preaches, invites many to church, convert indigenes to Christ in Jos area of Plateau State The cleric, Alihu Nuru who still strongly believes in the religion and culture of his origin has recently shared a shocking photos of self preaching, mobilizing, and converting alot of indigenes to believing in Jesus Christ, a prophet that the Christians see, believe in as the through son of God.  Nuru while making this known boldly declared, saying; "Jesus is doing wonders Fulani for Jesus Fulani must be saved"

 I'm afraid insecurity may soon consume Nigeria —Sultan predicts  “insecurity is a serious issue that is facing us now in Nigeria. It has touched everybody irrespective of location in the country. Just three days ago (Wednesday) 20 innocent persons were drowned in Sokoto community while running away from bandits. Unfortunately, many of these killings are unreported nor documented. “The fact that we have been talking about this insecurity should be enough fact for all of us to wake up and take action either individually or collectively. We need to come together and face these enemies that have decided to unleashed terror on our people. If not, this insecurity will consume all of us in no distant time, because we have chosen to sit and blame one another instead of taking steps and actions that would tame the menace. Blame game will never help anybody. “The earlier we know the truth about this insecurity issues, the better for us. Poverty and unemployment are some of the big fact...

  N109bn Fraud: How Suspended AGF Idris, Compromised TSA, GIFMIS, IPPIS, for Personal Gains Fresh facts have emerged on how former suspended Accountant-General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris compromised the Treasury Single Account , TSA, Government Integrated Financial Management Information System , GIFMIS, Integrated Payroll and Personnel information system , IPPIS, and carted away billions of naira belonging to the government. Idris and his co-defendants: Godfrey Olusegun Akindele, Mohammed Kudu Usman are standing trial in a N109 billion fraud before Justice A. O. Adeyemi Ajayi of the Federal Capital Territory High Court, FCT, Maitama, Abuja. At the resumed trial of the case on Thursday, July 28, 2022 , Chief Investigative Officer of the case and Prosecution Witness One , PW1, Chief Superintendent of the EFCC , CSE Hayatu Sulaiman Ahmed, while being led in evidence by the prosecuting counsel, Rotimi Jacobs SAN, told the court that the investigations by the EFCC showed ...

The Senate calls on JAMB to increase the cut-off marks for students going into tertiary institutions to study education courses The Senate has called on the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board, JAMB to increase the cut-off marks for students going into tertiary institutions to study education courses in order to get the best brains into the teaching profession. The Vice Chairman, Senate Committee on Basic and Secondary Education, stated this while monitoring the ongoing National Personnel Audit by the Universal Basic Education Commission. The Joint admission and matriculation board (JAMB) and tertiary education Stakeholders in Abuja adopted 140 as the minimum cut-off mark for 2022 admission into the nation’s universities, 100 for Polytechnics and Colleges of Education. Many critics argue that this will encourage underachievement and lower standards in an education system already struggling with quality issues. It is an issue that arose during the Senate Committee on Basic and Se...

Nigeria Air To Borrow Aircraft To Begin Operations The Federal Executive Council, FEC, has given an approval to Nigeria Air to lease aircraft to enable it start operations as country’s national carrier. Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, said this on Wednesday while briefing State House Corespondents after the FEC meeting chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, the nation’s capital. The Minister, who did not disclose when the national carrier would start operations, said the company would begin with three aircraft. He said Nigeria Air was open to investment from any of the country’s airline companies, particularly the 51% shares set aside for Nigerians. “I presented two memoranda on national carrier to allow the Nigeria Air to lease aircraft to start operations. That has been approved by the Council