Naij.com has gathered the most important news for October 7. Find all the things you should know for this Wednesday below.
1. Bombs Explode At Buhari Housing Estate
Multiple bomb blasts have just occurred at Buhari Housing Estate in Damaturu, Yobe state.
2. Boko Haram Releases New Video Pledging To Fight On
Boko Haram, the deadly jihadist sect plaguing the northeast of
Nigeria, has released a new video in which an unidentified
militant re-affirmed the insurgents’ allegiance to the Islamic State
(ISIS).
3. President Buhari Orders Immediate Probe Of EFCC Boss
The leadership of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
may have landed in fresh trouble following reports that President
Muhammadu Buhari has ordered an immediate investigation of the
anti-graft agency.
4. In Photos: What Happened At Senate Sitting Today
The plenary session of the Nigerian Senate on Wednesday, October 7, addressed a number of issues.
5. I Have Left PDP, Edwin Clark Drops Bombshell!
Chief Edwin Clark, one of the former president Goodluck Jonathan’s
staunch supporters, has left the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
6. Happening Now! Boko Haram Terrorists Attacking Yobe Town
Reports are reaching us that suspected members of the dreaded
Islamist Sect, Boko Haram are presently trying to invade Geidam, a
village in Yobe state.
7. Kemi Adeosun Declared Not Fit To Be Minister
The head of the Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders, Debo Adeniran, has
described the ministerial nominee from Ogun state, Kemi Adeosun, as a
misfit for the task if eventually confirmed by the Nigerian Senate.
8. APC Lawmaker Loses Seat For Being Underage
The election tribunal in Niger state has nullified the victory of
Murtala Badaru in the last general election on the grounds that he is
underage.
9. Amaechi’s Nomination Causes Uproar In Senate
The announcement of the ministerial
nominees yesterday, October 6, by Senate President Bukola Saraki
resulted in a rowdy plenary session today.
10. What Buhari Discussed With Saraki, Dogara And PDP Leaders At Aso Rock
Muhammadu Buhari held the first official meeting with the National
Assembly leadership since Bukola Saraki’s surprise emergence as the
Senate president on June 9.
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