Tinubu’s Ministerial List Ready, Undergoing Security Checks

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There are indications that the list containing the names of ministerial nominees in the President Bola Tinubu administration is ready.

According to a report by Sunday PUNCH, an “impeccable Presidency source” revealed that the list was already undergoing final security checks before submission to the Senate.

The source was said to have informed that the Department of State Services and members of the Presidential Strategic Team were running final checks on the people who had been listed as possible ministers.

Akpabio Warned Against Meddling In Minority Leadership

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The president of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, has been counselled not to meddle in the process leading to the election of the minority leader of the 10th Senate, saying such a move could destabilise the Red Chamber.

A group, PDP Action 2023, in a statement yesterday in Abuja, charged Akpabio to avoid meddling in the issue of Senate minority leadership but concentrate on assisting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to deliver sound legislation and good policies to ensure good governance in Nigeria. 

The group expressed surprise why some elements in the majority party and their collaborators were desperate to control the leadership of the minority parties in the Senate.

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Gunmen Kill RCCG Pastor, Abduct Seven Church Members In Ogun

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Some unknown gunmen, on Saturday, stormed a Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) parish in Ogun State, killing the pastor and abducting seven worshippers.

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The Ogun State So-Safe Corps Commander, Soji Ganzallo, confirmed the incident, saying his officers rescued the seven church members and killed one of the kidnappers during a rescue operation.

Two Die As Fresh Crisis Erupts In Taraba

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No fewer than two persons were reportedly killed in a fresh crisis that erupted, yesterday, between the Wurkun and Karinjo communities in Karim-Lamido Local Council of Taraba State. It was also alleged that over five villages were burnt to ashes.

Confirming the report, the state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Abdullahi Usman, described the attack as “ a gorilla welfare,” adding that many anti-riot policemen had been deployed to the area.

He said apart from the policemen, heavily armed soldiers and other security operatives were drafted to the troubled communities. He was optimistic that the command, in collaboration with the sister’s security agencies, would put the situation under control.

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