April 12, 2021

Lack of adequate Gas Supply, coupled with Electricity Cables and Energy theft has caused poor power supply to the entire Kano State.

Already, the Kano Kano Electricity Distribution Company, KEDCO, has appealed to its numerous customers to show understanding.

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According to the Company’s Spokesperson, Ibrahim Shawai, the thermal stations supplying the Grid which feeds KEDCO, had not been generating power due to paucity of gas to fire the power plants, hence the epileptic power supply.

He said, ‘KEDCO doesn’t generate but distributes whatever has been generated for it and it

The General Overseer of Resurrection Praise Ministry, Archbishop Samson Benjamin protested against the Buhari administration on Sunday in Lagos.

Benjamin, popularly known as Jehovah Sharp Sharp, carried a coffin as he marched through the streets of Festac.

The Bishop claimed God asked him to do so because He wasn’t happy with the government and the state of the nation.

The cleric explained that his action was the outcome of ‘a spiritual journey of more than one year’.

‘From the 15th of September 2019 up until this moment, I

Bodies of the 11 soldiers killed in Bonta community of Konshisha Local Government Area of Benue State have arrived the military cemetery in Makurdi, the State capital.

Our correspondent gathered that some top army officials are currently at the cemetery located at Wurukum in Makurdi to witness the burial.

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Recall that the military, through its Director, Public Relations, Brig.-Gen. Mohammed Yerima, in a statement on April 9, confirmed the killing of the 11 troops by local militias in Konshisha LGA of the State.

The troops who were on stabilization operation …

The United Nations has voiced out deep concerns following the recent spate of incessant attacks by Boko Haram terrorists in the North-east region of Nigeria, lamenting that 3 international aid partners’ facilities were directly targeted and set ablaze at the weekend by the terrorist group in Damasak, Borno State.

The UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, Mr. Edward Kallon, in a statement issued yesterday, lamented that the attack in Damasak would affect the support given to 8,800 internally displaced people (IDPs) and 76,000 people in the host community receiving humanitarian assistance and protection.

Kallon said: ‘I am deeply concerned about …