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Adesina, Buhari Presidential spokesman, Femi Adesina has expressed that insurgency would have consumed Nigeria if not for the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari. Adesina made this claim in an interview with Vanguard, on Saturday. Adesina said Nigeria would have been consumed by insurgency if President Muhammadu Buhari did not assume office in 2015. Also Read:  Nigeria Needs State Police To Tackle Insecurity – Obasanjo “You know that in 2015, the main issue in the country was insurgency. That insurgency was in the north-east, it was in north-west, it was in north-central because Abuja was being serially bombed,” he said. “It was already in Kogi. From Kogi, where did you think it was going? It was south-west. And if you went to the south-west, the only place left would be the south-south. “The whole country would have been consumed and there would have been no country again, if not that President Buhari came in in 2015.” The post Insurgency Would Have Consumed Niger...

Abubakar Malami Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami , has denied being involved in the raid on the Abuja residence of a Judge of the Supreme Court, Justice Mary Odili. Security operatives earlier on Friday stormed the residence of Justice Odili claiming that they received information on “illegal activities” in the house. However, in a statement on Saturday, Malami stated that as the Attorney General of the Federation he will not be associated with “an apparent in-elegant and nasty court process” of which the search warrant, presented by the security operatives, was procured. He also picked faults in the details of the search warrant noting that the reference to “Ministry of Justice” was ambiguous and without clarifying as to whether it is Federal or State Ministry and of which State. Also Read:  Ozekhome: Raid On Mary Odili’s Home Politically Motivated To Embarrass Her The search warrant documents presented by the security operatives...

Femi Adesina Presidential spokesperson, Femi Adesina has expressed that the south-east must play the “proper” kind of politics to have a shot at the presidency. Speaking on the clamour for the south-east to produce the next president in 2023, Adesina stated that it is only possible if the zone aligns with others. The presidential spokesperson said the south-east has always maintained the same voting pattern during presidential elections — and it is not working. “Every part of the country deserves to produce the president and right from my days in the newspapers, I had always been writing, advising the south east on how to get it. But till now, I wouldn’t say they have played the proper kind of politics,” he said in an  interview with Vanguard. Also Read:  Igbo Won’t Leave Nigeria Because of Buhari, Says Ezeife “To become president in Nigeria, you need to align with the rest of the country and if you don’t align, you can never produce a president. “President Buhari ha...

Arsenal vs Leicester City Arsenal secured a comfortable Premier League win over Leicester City at King Power Stadium. The visitors capitalised on a lacklustre start from the hosts to dominate the early exchanges and were rewarded with a two-goal lead inside 20 minutes. Gabriel put the Gunners in front in the 5th minute, climbing above several Leicester defenders to head in from Bukayo Saka’s corner. Also Read:  Barcelona Sack Ronald Koeman As Coach Emile Smith Rowe picked his spot when the ball broke to him after good work from Saka and Alexandre Lacazette to secure the win. Mikel Arteta’s side are now unbeaten in seven top-flight games and climb from 10th to fifth in the table, level on points with fourth-placed West Ham, before Saturday’s other fixtures. The post Arsenal Defeat Leicester In Early Kick Off appeared first on Information Nigeria .

Professor Mahmood Yakubu Ahead of the November 6 governorship election in Anambra State, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said that 86 out of the 5,720 polling units in the state have no voters.   The INEC chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, attributed this partly to the security situation in the state, which he noted had also affected the commission’s pre-election activities, including voter education and sensitisation.   Yakubu, who spoke at a special consultative meeting with political parties Friday in Abuja, said the INEC would not deploy personnel and materials to the affected polling units.   He said new 1,112 polling units had been established in the state, in addition to the existing 4,608 to expand voters’ access.   “Voters were encouraged to seize the opportunity of the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise to transfer to the new polling units most convenient for them. Many did not do so. This can be partly attributed to th...

A   former Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Solomon Dalung, has said his former boss, President Muhammadu Buhari, is having image crisis because those he trusts are not doing enough.   Dalung, who served as minister from 2015 to 2019, in a post on his verified Facebook page, urged the president to act swiftly to rescue his legacy. He also advised him to know that his integrity alone could not save the country if the people he appointed to serve were doing something differently. Part of the post reads, “If everybody is honestly doing their own part of the responsibility, the furore about your personality would have not existed in the first place. Since you depend on them to govern, their stories are your truth, which is the opposite of the reality on ground.   “You have been overwhelmed by challenges of leadership and desperately desire assistance, but unfortunately, you are a victim of noble intentions surrounded by overzealous elements patronising an agenda...

Abdulrasheed Bawa The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Friday denied it carried out an operation on the home of Justice Mary Odili. Reports of a raid on her home were condemned by the Commission’s spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren, who noted that none of its officers carried out any operation on the Justice’s home. There had been reports earlier that the EFCC had gone to Justice Odili’s home to execute a search warrant, as part of investigations into her husband, former Governor of Rivers State, Peter Odili. “None of our operatives was there,” EFCC Chairman, Abdulrasheed Bawa, said when he appeared on Channels Television’s News at 10. “It is not an EFCC thing. I have called all the security and law enforcement agencies in the country and they also denied that anybody has been sent to the house to carry out any search or arrest. “A lot of people are trying to put us at loggerheads with the judiciary. And as you are aware, the work that we do, the judiciary is our b...