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FG set to begin evacuation of Nigerians from Lebanon
The Federal Government has announced that no Nigerian life has been lost in Lebanon amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. As Israel intensifies its airstrikes in Lebanon, the Nigerian government has commenced preparations to evacuate its citizens from the conflict zone. In a statement issued on Saturday by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
FG set to begin evacuation of Nigerians from Lebanon
The Federal Government has announced that no Nigerian life has been lost in Lebanon amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
As Israel intensifies its airstrikes in Lebanon, the Nigerian government has commenced preparations to evacuate its citizens from the conflict zone.
In a statement issued on Saturday by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson, Ambassador Eche Abu-Obe, the government confirmed that the Nigerian Embassy in Lebanon has been actively working to ensure the safety of Nigerians.
The statement emphasized the government’s commitment to protecting its nationals during the crisis.
“The Federal Government has begun preparations to evacuate its citizens from Lebanon. It is pertinent to mention that no Nigerian life has been lost since the beginning of the conflict,” the statement read.
The Ministry added that the Nigerian Embassy had previously advised citizens in Lebanon to voluntarily evacuate, with commercial flights still operational.
Those in southern Lebanon, where the fighting has been most intense, were relocated to safer areas, such as Beirut, with the help of community leaders.
The government reassured Nigerians that it is in contact with relevant stakeholders and is committed to ensuring the safe return of all its citizens.
This comes as the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah escalates, with Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah strongholds across Lebanon and ground troops conducting operations near the border.
The violence, which has continued for nearly a year, has now evolved into full-scale warfare.
Released #EndBadGovernance protester recalls harsh conditions in Kuje Prison
Hassan Mohammed, a graduate of Economics from Kampala University, Uganda, and one of the 39 recently released #EndBadGovernance protesters from Kaduna, has described the harsh conditions during his detention at Kuje Prison. Mohammed, who recounted his 90-day incarceration, noted the poor food provisions, saying detainees were fed “small portions of garri and beans.” He made
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Hassan Mohammed, a graduate of Economics from Kampala University, Uganda, and one of the 39 recently released #EndBadGovernance protesters from Kaduna, has described the harsh conditions during his detention at Kuje Prison. Mohammed, who recounted his 90-day incarceration, noted the poor food provisions, saying detainees were fed “small portions of garri and beans.” He made
‘We’re united’ – Presidency responds alleged plans to impeach Akpabio as senate president
The presidency has dismissed reports of a planned move to impeach the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio. President Bola Tinubu’s Adviser on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Senator Basheer Lado, said such reports should be disregarded because there is a harmonious relationship between the Executive and Legislature. In a statement he issued, Lado assured that Tinubu is
‘We’re united’ – Presidency responds alleged plans to impeach Akpabio as senate president
The presidency has dismissed reports of a planned move to impeach the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio.
President Bola Tinubu’s Adviser on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Senator Basheer Lado, said such reports should be disregarded because there is a harmonious relationship between the Executive and Legislature.
In a statement he issued, Lado assured that Tinubu is committed to working with the legislative arm of government.
He noted that the senate would continue to function freely and without interference, adding that security presence at the National Assembly complex is for the routine safety and protection of legislators and staff.
According to Lado: “The attention of this office has been drawn to online reports that security agents have been deployed to prevent senators from carrying out their legislative duties, specifically in relation to an alleged impeachment of the Senate President.
“I wish to categorically state that these reports are baseless and should be disregarded as there is no discord within the rank and file of the senators.
“The legislative body remains united in its commitment to the advancement of Nigeria’s democracy.
“The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, in line with his dedication to a harmonious working relationship among the senators, recognises the critical role of the senate in driving legislative progress.
“His Excellency remains committed to ensuring that this collaboration is based on mutual respect, dialogue, and shared goals for peace, progress and prosperity of all Nigerians.
“I therefore urge the public to disregard such unfounded publications which could undermine the integrity of the legislature.”
‘We’re united’ – Presidency responds alleged plans to impeach Akpabio as senate president