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NASS A Clog In The Will Of Progress-Amaechi

Daily Dispatch February 6, 2017

…..says APC Did Not Promise To Fix Nigeria In 1Yr The minister of transportation Rotimi Amaechi has said that All Progressive Congress APC did not promise Nigerians it would fix the country’s challenges within a year. Amaechi then plead to Nigerians to wait till the end of four years for

BUSINESS

Kaduna Electric To Review Retrench Staff-NUEE

Daily Dispatch February 6, 2017

The Kaduna Electricity Distribution Company on Monday agreed to review the retrenchment of its 530 staff within one month. The Assistant General Secretary of the National Union of Electricity Employee, North West, Moses Amedu, on Monday in Kaduna said the development followed the meeting of the union members with the Management of the power distribution […]

NEWS

I Was Not Deported From UK-Ibori

Daily Dispatch February 6, 2017

A former Delta State governor, Chief James Onanefe Ibori has denied being deported by the British government to Nigeria. Ibori, who returned to Nigeria on Saturday after serving out his jail term in the United Kingdom over corruption, said the report that he was deported from the Queen’s country was false and unfounded. Speaking through […]

TOP STORIES

Ican’t Reveal Buhari’s Health- Osinbajo

Daily Dispatch February 6, 2017

Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, has stated that he is not in the position to disclose the true health status of President Muhammadu Buhari to Nigerians. He said the President would tell Nigerians at the right time. Speaking with State House correspondents shortly after meeting behind closed doors with the National Chairman of the All Progressives […]

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

Restoring Travel Ban Will Unleash Chaos-Lawyers For Two US States Argue.

Daily Dispatch February 6, 2017

Restoring President Donald Trump’s ban on immigrants from seven mainly Muslim countries would “unleash chaos again”, lawyers for two US states argue. Counsel for Washington and Minnesota urged a federal appeals court in San Francisco to maintain its nationwide temporary restraining order. They are being backed by technology firms which say the travel ban

LEAD STORY 1

Nigerians Storm High Commission In UK, Demands To See Buhari

Daily Dispatch February 6, 2017

Some Nigerians in the United Kingdom, on Monday stormed the Nigerian High Commission, demanding to see President Muhammadu Buhari. The protesters who are currently in front of the country’s High Commission in UK are demanding that the President addresses them in person. Recall that the President recently embarked on a 10-day vacation, during which he […]