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The Nigerian Police has recovered the Senate’s stolen Mace at a flyover before the Abuja City Gate, where according to ASP Aremu Adeniran, Deputy Force Public Relations Officer Force Headquarters a patriotic passer-by saw it and alerted the Police. Thugs going with the Mace Photo by Gbemiga Olamikan This came as the IGP has ordered the Commissioner of Police FCT Command to beef-up security at the National Assembly. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/04/breaking-police-recover-senates-stolen-mace/ According to a statement by the Police on Thursday morning the Mace was recovered by the ‘Police teams who engaged in massive raids of identified criminal spots/flashpoints, stop and search operations, visibility and confidence building patrols, intelligence gathering which forced the suspected miscreants to abandon the Mace at a point under the flyover before the City Gate, where a patriotic passer-by saw it and alerted the Police.’ Also the The Deputy Senate President, Sen. Ike E...

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   The expected growth in the iron and steel sub section of Nigeria is continuously dragged down by political intrigues, yet the country incurs more wastes meeting huge financial obligations. The wastes includes having to spend more than N3.6 billion yearly, as emoluments for sustaining the workforce of the Ajaokuta Steel Complex, numbering about 2,700, to keep the plant going without rolling out any product. Also, over $5.6 billion has already gone down the drain in building and maintaining staff quarters, as well as bridges and road network within the complex, which are essential for the rolling out of products from the company. But for the industry to go into real production, government is currently expected to bear another bill of about $1.21bn in 2017, for turning it around before its new investors can take it up. Disclosing this to journalists, at the headquarters of the complex over the weekend, the Sole Administrator, Mr. Isah Onobere, reviewe...

Barely two days after the Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki, criticised the handling of the Federal Government’s anti-corruption war, the Senate, has given a two-week ultimatum to President Muhammadu Buhari, to submit, without fail, the 2017 budgets of 38 statutory agencies. Similarly, the Senate has ordered the 38 agencies to stop further expenditures of capital budgets, pending the submission of their respective 2017 budgets. Buhari is currently in London for the past nine days on a medical vacation. The position of the Senate was reached, following the adoption of a motion tagged, “Non-submission of 2017 budget by public corporations in violation of the Fiscal Responsibility Act”, sponsored by the Deputy Senate Leader, Bala Ibn Na’Allah. On Tuesday, The Red Chamber expressed shock that despite the fact that the President Buhari-led Federal government continues to lay claim to waging a war against corruption, agencies of the same government keep breaching...