Author: Abdoulaye Kay

As we celebrate the great events that followed the annulled election of June 12 1993, let us not forget that the event was a very long time ago, 31 years is ancient history for a majority of Nigerians where the median age of the population is 17.2 years. For those of us of a certain age and a tradition of democratic struggles, it was Nigeria’s rite of passage to becoming a true and enduring democratic society as President Tinubu declared in his address to Nigerians. Would young Nigerians accept the assertion that we now have a true and enduring democracy?…

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The Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON) had said that the 774 local government councils cannot afford to pay the ₦62,000 minimum wage proposed by the Federal Government, neither can they pay the ₦250,000 being demanded by the Organised Labour. The Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodima had said “The committee has worked so hard and the committee has reach an agreement. The tripartite committee is made up of three parties -the government, the Organised Private Sector(OPS) and the organised labour. ALSO READ: NGF: ₦60,000 minimum wage not sustainable “In the wisdom of the committee, it has put together a recommendation…

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“Further investigations by the Force Intelligence Department revealed that Alhaji Auwal, his sons, and other associates are part of a cartel involved in dealing in stolen jewelleries. This group has been linked to previous similar cases under police investigations at various formations within the FCT.

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