Politics

Hamza Al-Mustapha, a former National Security Adviser to late ex-Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha, has revealed that he was forced to implicate President Muhammadu Buhari in a case of public funds looting.

Al-Mustapha disclosed that he was forced to implicate the Petroleum Trust Fund, PTF, under the leadership of Buhari of looting.

Featuring on Voice of Nigeria, VOA, on Thursday, Al-Mustapha insisted that stories of Abacha looting public funds were lies, stressing that those who took over when the former Head of State died were thieves.

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He stated that when late

Ivanka, Daughter to president Donald Trump has told Americans to expect more from her father following his acquittal by the Senate on Wednesday.

This is coming after the acquittal of Trump in the Senate impeachment trial.

President Trump was on Wednesday absolved of any wrongdoing by Lawmakers of the America’s upper legislative chamber

The lawmakers vote were 52-48 in favour of the Republican on the allegation of abuse of power against Trump.

Trump was accused of obstructing Congress’ investigation of the affair. However, the Republicans won the fight to keep their President in power.

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The Supreme Court has upheld the conviction and 12-year imprisonment handed to the former Governor of Taraba State, Reverend Jolly Nyame by the Court of Appeal, Abuja.

DAILY POST recalls that the Court of Appeal in a judgement on November 16, 2018 upheld Nyame’s conviction.

But a five-man panel of the Supreme Court in a judgement on Friday upheld the judgment of the Court of Appeal.

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The panel, however, set aside a section of the judgement which imposed millions of naira fines on the ex-Governor.

Giving the reason for the judgement, Justice

President Buhari will join leaders from the 55-member countries of the African Union to participate in the Summit with the theme, “Silencing the Guns: Creating Conducive Conditions for Africa’s Development.”

According to his Spokesman, Garba Shehu, the President will attend the 29th Forum of Heads of State and Government of Participating States of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) and the 27th Session of New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Heads

The House of Representatives on Thursday passed the local government autonomy bill through second reading.

The bill, which seeks to amend the 1999 constitution, was passed through second reading by the House.

The bill was passed by the National assembly in the 8th assembly; however, the States Houses of Assembly rejected the bill.

It has now been sponsored again by Munir Soro and it was referred to the committee on constitution chaired by the Deputy Speaker, Idris Wase.

Leading the debate on the bill, Soro said that