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Edo train attack: Police name suspects charged to court

The Police Command in Edo State has named the suspects arrested over the Igueben train attack. Gunmen on January 7 kidnapped passengers waiting to board the train to Warri in Delta State. The Edo government had confirmed the arrest of two village chiefs and release of two remaining captives, both railway workers. On Sunday, Police […]
Edo train attack: Police name suspects charged to court

The Police Command in Edo State has named the suspects arrested over the Igueben train attack.

Gunmen on January 7 kidnapped passengers waiting to board the train to Warri in Delta State.

The Edo government had confirmed the arrest of two village chiefs and release of two remaining captives, both railway workers.

On Sunday, Police spokesperson, SP Chidi Nwabuzor said eight men already appeared in court where police got an ex-parte order.

The order obtained last week gives detectives a period of 14 days to continue with investigations.

The pleadings were signed by Barr. I. E. Ekibade on behalf of the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID).

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Governors increased salaries – .

Some state governors in Nigeria have increased the salaries of civil servants in their states due to the high cost of living.

Civil servants across the nation have been clamouring for an increase in their wages to reflect the current economic situation in the country and some have gotten their demand attended to

This is the list of Nigerian state governors who have responded to workers’ demands and increased their salaries, according to checks by Legit:

1.Governor Godwin Obaseki

First on the list is Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo state. Obaseki announced a new minimum wage of N70,000 for civil servants in the south-south state on Monday, April 29. The new minimum wage for Edo state workers is an increase from the old N40,000 to N70,000. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governor said the anticipated minimum wage will come into effect on Wednesday, May 1st, 2024.

2. Governor Bassey Otu

Governor Otu approved a new minimum wage of N40,000 as a Workers’ Day celebration gift to civil servants in Cross River state. 

The All Progressives Congress (APC) governor said the new wage implementation aligns with the realities of the time in the state rather than sentiments.

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Top Musician Warns Against Peter Obi’s Arrest – Lifestyle Nigeria

Nigerian activist and musician, Charly Boy, has issued a stern warning to the government of President Bola Tinubu, cautioning against any attempts to arrest Peter Obi, the former presidential candidate of the Labour Party. Charly Boy’s warning came in response to reports of a planned arrest of Obi over his persistent calls for good governance and accountability.

In a post on X, Charly Boy declared that any such arrest or charges against Obi would be met with resistance “like never seen in the history of Nigeria before.” He emphasized that the Obidients, a term used to describe Obi’s supporters, are prepared to take a stand against any perceived injustice.

Charly Boy’s warning is a clear indication of the growing tensions between the government and Obi’s supporters, who have been vocal in their demands for accountability and transparency. The activist’s statement has sparked a wave of reactions on social media, with many Nigerians expressing solidarity with Obi and condemning any attempts to silence him.

In his post, Charly Boy urged the Tinubu government to “tread with caution” and desist from any “evil plans” against Obi, warning that such actions could have far-reaching consequences for the country. He emphasized that Nigeria “will not remain the same” if Obi is arrested or harassed.

See his post below;

The warning comes at a time when Nigeria is grappling with numerous challenges, including economic uncertainty, insecurity, and political tensions. The government’s response to Charly Boy’s warning remains to be seen, but one thing is clear – the stakes are high, and any miscalculation could have significant implications for the country’s stability.
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Adelabu power – .

Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, has come under fresh fire after stating that some individuals don’t want the power sector to work because of their selfish gains.

Adelabu lamented that despite the number of Ministers the sector has churned, the power sector has continued to face challenges.

He said this in Lagos during the commissioning of the 63 MVA, 132/33kV mobile station at Ajah, Lagos State.

He said, “We have had over 40 ministers in the past and we are still here, we know there will be resistance and distractions but Nigerians will start seeing our overwhelming impact the moment we complete the TCN projects.”

His assertion is coming after the recent increase in electricity tariff that has brought unfavourable comments on the minister.

See reactions from netizens on social media:

 derecho reacted, “They’d blame everybody but themselves. Just like the African proverb: when the yam pounder is tired, he starts chasing nonexistent flies.”

Quest777 reacted, “Nonsense. If na by that, what about Nigerians who want the Power Sector to work.”

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