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The top 10 stories from all Nigerian newspapers, Friday, April 4

Here are the 10 top stories that become headlines throughout the country today. 1. Inec rejects the petition to remember the Akpoti-Uuduaghan senator The Independent National Election Commission (Inec) has stated that the petition seeking the withdrawal of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uuduaghan, who represented the KOGI central senatorial district, has failed to meet the constitutional requirements needed for such actions. Read …

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FHC CJ assigned Akpoti-Uduaghan’s lawsuit against Akpabio, the others after the withdrawal of the Judge

The Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Chief Justice John Tsoho, has re-assigned a lawsuit filed by the Senator representing Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uuduaghan, against the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, and others for Judge Binta Nyako. This case, previously before Judge Obiora Egwuatu, will begin again (de Novo) before Judge Nyako. Development follows the withdrawal of Egwuatu judges from …

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NGX: The equity market is rebounded because investors get N30 billion in five hours

The Nigerian equity market recovered from the previous day with N30 billion profits for investors at the close of trading on Thursday. This follows the surge in stock prices such as African Prudential Insurance, Guinea Insurance and Daar Communication among others on the trading floor. After five hours of trading in the capital market, the capitalization of equity rose to …

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The death toll in the Myanmar earthquake reached 3,085

The death toll from an earthquake measuring 7.9 in Myanmar has increased to 3,085. The State Administration Council Information Team said on Thursday. Added that 4,715 people were injured and 341 had been reported missing China’s savior continued to carry out search and rescue operations in Mandalay which was devastated, Myanmar was following a deadly earthquake last week, and so …

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NCAA warns international airlines on passenger travel restriction problems

Aviation Thursday, Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) warned international airlines on passenger travel restrictions. This was contained in a declaration signed by Michael Achimugu, director of the protection of consumers and public affairs of the NCAA in Abuja. According to Achimugu, the NCAA has received several complaints about the airlines that sell tickets for passengers, only for planes halfway to …

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“How do I survive the kidnapper nest,” said NYSC Boss, Tsiga

Former Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brig.-Gen. Maharazu Tsiga (Retd), said on Thursday that he lived alive from the kidnappers by God’s mercy. Tsiga stated this when he and 18 other victims were reunited with their families by the National Security Advisor (NSA), Nuhu thousand, in Abuja. Tsiga regained his freedom after spending 56 days in …

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PDP to appeal on the court’s decision on EDO Election

The Democratic People’s Party (PDP) has decided to appeal to the election of the Edo State Governor Edo Petition the court regarding last year’s governor election in the state. The three member panel led by Judge Wilfred KPochi on Wednesday confirmed that the Governor of Monday Okpebholo in the September 21 elections in the state. The court rejected the petition …

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PDP refuses the judgment, reveals the next action – Blueprint Newspapers Limited

The national leadership of the Democratic Party of people, (PDP), described the judgment of the court for the electoral petition of the Governor of the Edo state as judicial impartiality. According to the PDP, after an in -depth revision, the question was considered an absolute judicial abortion and a complete betrayal of Nigerian trust, in particular the people of the …

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