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Taraba State government and Algorand Foundation have trained 100 youth in the state in blockchain technology and software development. The week-long training programme, ended on Sunday, after the youth were introduced to the latest innovations in blockchain technology and software development skills. Governor Agbu Kefas, who had earlier declared the event open, stated that the
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There was a mild drama on Wednesday at the Katsina State Government House when the House of Assembly members protested…
Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, says the Northern Nigerian states have continued to experience blackouts because of a security threat. Adelabu disclosed this during a press conference on Tuesday. Giving an update on the persistent blackout in Northern Nigeria, Adelabu explained that the delay in fixing the vandalised Shiroro-Kaduna Line was due to security threats.
Security threats behind continued blackout in Northern Nigeria – Power Minister, Adelabu
Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, says the Northern Nigerian states have continued to experience blackouts because of a security threat.
Adelabu disclosed this during a press conference on Tuesday.
Giving an update on the persistent blackout in Northern Nigeria, Adelabu explained that the delay in fixing the vandalised Shiroro-Kaduna Line was due to security threats.
“This time was more severe, and the repairs have been delayed because of security threats,” he stated.
DAILY POST reports that Adelabu assured that power supply will be restored to the region by the end of this week.
The minister’s update comes after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ordered him and the responsible agency to restore power supply to Northern Nigeria after days of the blackout.
Recall that Nigerians on Monday called for the sack of Adelabu over the persistent darkness in Northern Nigeria for several days.
Security threats behind continued blackout in Northern Nigeria – Power Minister, Adelabu
A Federal High Court Sitting in Abuja has granted a bail variation to five #EndBadGovernance protesters. DAILY POST recalls that the court had earlier slammed N10M bail each on the ten members of the #endbadgovernance# protesters who were charged with attempt to overthrow President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. However, Justice Emeka Nwite in his ruling, on
EndBadGovernance: Court reduces protesters’ bail from N10m to N5m
A Federal High Court Sitting in Abuja has granted a bail variation to five #EndBadGovernance protesters.
DAILY POST recalls that the court had earlier slammed N10M bail each on the ten members of the #endbadgovernance# protesters who were charged with attempt to overthrow President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
However, Justice Emeka Nwite in his ruling, on Monday, reduced the amount from N10 million to N5 million each after the protesters were unable to meet their bail condition.
Counsel to the first, second and fourth defendants told the court that some of the protesters were unable to secure sureties with landed property in Abuja.
The protesters further applied for a bail variation from the court, to which the judge reduced their condition to N5 million each.
Also part of the conditions newly set by the court include one surety in like some, who must be a close relative to the defendants.
He added that the sureties specifically, must be a father or mother, or another blood relative residing within the jurisdiction if neither parent is available.
The protesters are facing six counts, including treason, conspiracy to commit a felony, inciting mutiny, and attempting to cause havoc in Nigeria.
EndBadGovernance: Court reduces protesters’ bail from N10m to N5m