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Former President Bohari was rested in Daura-Thage

By Ayo Kehinde The former president of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, who died in a London clinic on Sunday at the age of 82, was resting in his hometown of Daura, in the state of Katsina. The deceased leader was buried according to the Islamic rites in front of his personal residence, with the vice -president Kashim Shettimo and other dignitaries …

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The CAC problem warns three companies with a ‘fake establishment certificate’

The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has told Nigerians about the activities of three companies operating with “False Establishment Certificates” and “registration number. Three companies identified by CAC are Spef Cooperative Society Limited, Uplil Staff Cooperative Society Limited and Prem Staff Cooperative Society Limited. The commission issued a warning in a statement issued on Monday and posted on its X platform. …

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Buhari buried in Daura (see pix)

The remains of the former president Muhammadu Buhari were buried in his residence in Daura, in the state of Katsina, among tears and prayers by his immediate family members, the president Bola Tinubu, the governors, the ministers and the masses, among the thousands of mourning. Tinubu Tinubu and Yusuf Buhari The burial attended the vice -president Kashim Shettimo, the former …

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Legacy Pitch hosts exciting games in Lagos State League Super 4

The 2024/2025 Lagos State League Super 4 began with great enthusiasm at the Legacy field inside the main bowl of the National Stadium Tuesday. The highly anticipated tournament brought together the best teams of continental and Atlantic conferences, showing the best of the basic football in Lagos. In the category of women, cats emerged victorious with a 1-0 victory against …

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Buhari would have died a long time ago if he had relying on Nigerian hospitals – Adhesin

A former presidential spokesman, Mr. Femi Adhesina, he raised a new debate on the Nigeria bankrupt health system, stating in no uncertain terms that the former president Muhammadu Buhari could have died years ago if he had chosen to receive medical treatment within the country. Adhesin made the controversial observation during a Tuesday’s television interview on Tuesday, while he responds …

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Gunmen Abduct Nasarawa Information Ministry Permanent Secretary – Thage

By Ayo Kehinde The permanent secretary of the Ministry of State of information, tourism and culture of Nasarawa, the lawyer Yusuf Musa, was kidnapped by his residence in Tudun Gwanfara, Lafia, the capital of the state. Some armed men who brandish Ak-47 followed the maximum government official and have kidnapped him strongly while trying to open the gate at his …

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Just in: FG declares public holiday in honor of the deceased president

Just in: FG declares public holiday in honor of the deceased president The Federal Government of Nigeria declared Tuesday 15 July 2025 as a public holiday in honor of the deceased former president Muhammadu Buhari, GFFR, who passed away on Sunday 13 July 2025 in a London hospital. A declaration by the permanent secretary of the Ministry of the Interior, …

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Shettimo part of London with the body of Buhari

Vice -president Kashim Shettimo left London with the remains of the former president Muhammadu Buhari, who died on Sunday in a London clinic.Stanley Nkwocha, the Senior Senior Assistant of the President for the Media and Communications, the office of the Vice -President, made this known in a statement Tuesday in Abuja.Nkwocha said “I can only confirm that the vice -president …

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Opinion: Dantata, Buhari, Awujale: is death still not evoked?

From Imam Abdulghaffar Adeleye All celestial religions are unanimous on the inevitability of death as the final end of all mortals. Except for some religious faiths such as Buddhism, Sikhism and Hinduism whose followers are made to believe in reincarnation rather than at the end of existence, other religious faithful know that no one can live forever. In the three …

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