February 2021

Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, said the National Assembly enjoys the confidence of Nigerians.

He cited the growing number of petitions brought before the Ninth Assembly.

Lawan spoke on Tuesday at the commencement of plenary.

He said the federal legislature’s interventions are fast becoming the hope of the common Nigerian in the quest to seek Justice.

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Lawan commended the Senator Ayo Akinyelure-led Committee on Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions for prompt actions on matters referred to it by the chamber.

‘The National Assembly enjoys the confidence of Nigerians. The quasi-Judicial

5G, which is the latest generation of smartphones network technology, can interfere with aircraft altitude instruments, the French Civil Aviation Authority warned Tuesday as it recommended they should be turned off during flight.

A spokesman for the agency spoke to correspondents yesterday said; ‘The utilization of 5G devices onboard aircraft could lead to risks of interference that could potentially result in errors in altitude readings,’

According to him, potential phenomenon is due to ‘signal interference from a close frequency source of a strength that is similar or even superior to that of altimeters.’

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The Presidency, yesterday, admitted that the military has been overstretched by the rising security challenges across the country which is threatening Nigeria’s Unity and stability.

Presidential spokesperson, Garba Shehu, made this disclosure yesterday when he participated in a national television broadcast while fielding questions on the crisis arising from frequent clashes between herders and farmers across the country.

Shehu dismissed the recent allegation by Noble laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka, that President Muhammadu Buhari’s ‘refusal’ to address the nation on the conflict between herders and farmers meant he was complicit in the criminal activities of herdsmen or sympathetic to …