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                    Former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi has dismissed the alleged threat made by the Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki towards him. Obi stated that he has a good relationship with Obaseki and they have been in constant communication. He also mentioned that they have been working together on issues related to the development of the country. Obi clarified that there is no animosity between them and that the alleged threat is just a mere speculation. He urged the media to stop spreading false information and focus on more important matters.

                    • Former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi has dismissed the alleged threat made by the Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki towards him.

                      Obi stated that he has a good relationship with Obaseki and they have been in constant communication.

                      He also mentioned that they have been working together on issues related to the development of the country.

                      Obi clarified that there is no animosity between them and that the alleged threat is just a mere speculation.

                      He urged the media to stop spreading false information and focus on more important matters.

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                      The APC party in the Nigerian Senate is now two members away from having a two-thirds majority as two members have defected to other parties. This could potentially impact the partys ability to pass legislation without the support of other parties.

                      • The APC party in the Nigerian Senate is now two members away from having a two-thirds majority as two members have defected to other parties.

                        This could potentially impact the partys ability to pass legislation without the support of other parties.

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                        Hundreds of retired police officers protested across states and the Federal Capital Territory demanding to be removed from the Contributory Pension Scheme. They expressed frustration over their low pensions and poor treatment with some even accusing the government of neglect and discrimination. The Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun denied opposing their removal from the scheme and assured them that steps are being taken to address their concerns. The retirees also called for the creation of a dedicated Police Pension Board and accused former top-ranking police officers of exiting the scheme quietly while leaving junior officers to suffer.

                        • Hundreds of retired police officers protested across states and the Federal Capital Territory demanding to be removed from the Contributory Pension Scheme.

                          They expressed frustration over their low pensions and poor treatment with some even accusing the government of neglect and discrimination.

                          The Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun denied opposing their removal from the scheme and assured them that steps are being taken to address their concerns.

                          The retirees also called for the creation of a dedicated Police Pension Board and accused former top-ranking police officers of exiting the scheme quietly while leaving junior officers to suffer.

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                          According to the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) Nigeria is on a dangerous path towards authoritarian rule. The NLC has expressed concern over recent actions by the government including the suspension of Twitter and the arrest of peaceful protesters. They are calling for immediate action to protect the countrys democracy and ensure the rights of citizens are respected. The NLC warns that if these actions continue Nigeria could become a full-fledged authoritarian state.

                          • According to the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) Nigeria is on a dangerous path towards authoritarian rule.

                            The NLC has expressed concern over recent actions by the government including the suspension of Twitter and the arrest of peaceful protesters.

                            They are calling for immediate action to protect the countrys democracy and ensure the rights of citizens are respected.

                            The NLC warns that if these actions continue Nigeria could become a full-fledged authoritarian state.

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                            be a trader at the Sunday Market stated that the drop in inflation rate has not affected the prices of goods in the market. Despite the announcement of a drop in Nigerias inflation rate shoppers and traders in Lagos markets are still facing high prices for staple food items. The National Bureau of Statistics reported a drop in the headline inflation rate but this has not translated to any relief for consumers. A market survey showed that the prices of food items such as rice and red oil remain significantly high with some items even increasing in price. Traders in the market expressed frustration stating that the drop in inflation rate has not affected their prices. This highlights the disconnect between official statistics and the reality faced by consumers in the market.

                            • be a trader at the Sunday Market stated that the drop in inflation rate has not affected the prices of goods in the market.

                              Despite the announcement of a drop in Nigerias inflation rate shoppers and traders in Lagos markets are still facing high prices for staple food items.

                              The National Bureau of Statistics reported a drop in the headline inflation rate but this has not translated to any relief for consumers.

                              A market survey showed that the prices of food items such as rice and red oil remain significantly high with some items even increasing in price.

                              Traders in the market expressed frustration stating that the drop in inflation rate has not affected their prices.

                              This highlights the disconnect between official statistics and the reality faced by consumers in the market.

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                              necessary measures in place to ensure that only registered operators are allowed to operate in the capital market.The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Nigeria is taking steps to combat unregistered operators and prevent Ponzi schemes. They plan to introduce an Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) code for verification of capital market operators. This code will be available to mobile phone users and does not require internet connection. The Director General of the SEC Dr. Emomotimi Agama stated that the code will be launched at the next Capital Market Committee Meeting. This measure aims to ensure that only registered operators are allowed to operate in the capital market. It will allow Nigerians to easily verify the registration status of any potential operators and protect them from fraudulent activities.

                              • necessary measures in place to ensure that only registered operators are allowed to operate in the capital market.

                                The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Nigeria is taking steps to combat unregistered operators and prevent Ponzi schemes.

                                They plan to introduce an Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) code for verification of capital market operators.

                                This code will be available to mobile phone users and does not require internet connection.

                                The Director General of the SEC Dr.

                                Emomotimi Agama stated that the code will be launched at the next Capital Market Committee Meeting.

                                This measure aims to ensure that only registered operators are allowed to operate in the capital market.

                                It will allow Nigerians to easily verify the registration status of any potential operators and protect them from fraudulent activities.

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                                Natasha vows to resume plenary Tuesday

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                                  Saudi royal Prince Al Waleed dies after 19 years in coma