PDP’S SAMUEL ANYANWU DENIES DEFCTION RUMOURS
The PDP chieftain cautioned party members against being deceived, confused or misled by rumours, insisting that there was no truth in the speculation surrounding his alleged defection.
The PDP chieftain cautioned party members against being deceived, confused or misled by rumours, insisting that there was no truth in the speculation surrounding his alleged defection.
Recall that President TINUBU departed Nigeria on December 28 for what the Presidency described as an end-of-year break in Europe, and he was last week, seen in France where he held talks with Rwanda’s President, PAUL KAGAME.
NIGERIA AND U.S SIGN $5.1BN MOU ON BILATERAL HEALTH COOPERATION
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SEEKS SPEEDY TRIAL OF TERRORISTS.
PRESIDENT TINUBU REASSURESGLOBAL COMMUNITY OF NIGERIA'S DEDICATION TO FOSTERING PEACE AND HARMONY.
U.S. LAWMAKERS CRITICIZE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT OVER RISING INSECURITY
PRESIDENT TINUBU DEMANDS GREATER EFFICIENCY IN ONGOING FIGHT AGAINST INSECURITY