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Late Muhammad Auwal Armed bandits have attacked and killed a Nigerian Air Force personnel, Muhammad Auwal, in Birnin Gwari, Kaduna State. This was disclosed in a tweet by an analyst and human rights lawyer, Bulama Bukarti. Late Muhammad Auwal Bukarti said the deceased was the best graduating officer at the Nigerian Air Force Special Force Academy, which was held recently in Bauchi.         View this post on Instagram                   PHOTO: Flying Officer Muhammad Auwal, One Of The Soldiers Killed By Boko Haram Terrorists On Saturday At Birnin Gwari, Kaduna State He is reportedly the best Graduating Officer at the Nigerian Air Force Special Forces Course recently held in Bauchi. #RestInPeaceAuwal . . . . . . READ FULL STORY on SaharaReporters.com or click the LINK in our Bio…#BreakingNews #NigeriaDecides #Buhari #APC #AAC #PDP #elections #us #trump #Newyork #Africa #SaharaTV #Abuja #SaharaReporters #Sahara2020 #covid19 #health #bokohar

Reuben Abati Reuben Abati “So this is how we will just adjust to the new fuel price at the petrol stations, and government will get away with the imposition of greater hardship on the people?”  “No. Government is very clear. The fuel subsidy regime is not sustainable. The PPMC, NNPC and the PPPRA made that clear in April. What they said was that the Federal Government can no longer pay subsidies on petrol and that prices will be determined by market forces. In any case, there is no provision for subsidy payments in the 2020 budget”  “How about the billions that were paid in July? About N535. 9 billion”  “That payment was for the backlog of subsidy before the Government announced a new policy. And Nigeria is not alone. In March, Saudi Aramco made a similar announcement. If you live in Saudi Arabia, you will buy petrol at market rates. In fact, by the 10th of every month, Saudi Aramco announces new fuel prices.”    “I beg. Spare me that. You people are always comparing apples

A man, his wife and their four children at Yaldu in Arewa Local Government Area of Kebbi State have been killed after the house they are living collapsed. Days of frequent rainfall, it was gathered, led to the collapse of the building and killed the entire family. The bodies of the victims have since been buried according to Islamic rites. The incident has sent panic across the region especially with heavy rainfall causing flooding in parts of the Northern part of the country in recent times. Environment News AddThis :  Original Author :  SaharaReporters, New York Disable advertisements :  from 24HRSNEWS via 24HRSNEWS from EDUPEDIA247https://ift.tt/335xWC1 via EDUPEDIA

BBNaija: Erica hold first interview, asks for Laycon’s forgiveness, blames Kiddwaya for her strikes In her first interview after her disqualification, former big brother housemate, Erica has shared why she got disqualified and how she really feels about her love interest, Kiddwaya and her former Housemates. Erica clarified that she does not hate Laycon and she’s really sorry about the hurtful words she uttered. According to her, their relationship can be fixed later. “I’m really sorry to Laycon for the hurtful words I said to him. I don’t hate Laycon. “ I think the rift between me and Laycon can be fixed. One thing about me when I’m angry I like to tell the person at that moment and move on. “I don’t have any grudges with him. Speaking further with Africa magic, Erica said “The lesson I have learnt from staying in the house is that I should be fine with being alone. “I noticed I didn’t like to be alone which is not meant to be.” On Kiddwaya, she said she does not think he fee

School resumption: Ogun finally joins Lagos, fixes September 21 for commencement of academic activities As the cases of COVID-19 continue to decrease, the Ogun state government has announced Monday, September 21, for the reopening of schools across the state. Legit.ng reports that the news was broken by Kunle Somorin, the chief press secretary to Governor Dapo Abiodun, via a thread of tweets. The statement that the resumption and closing hours for primary and secondary schools would be staggered while colleges and tertiary institutions have full normal hours. Somorin said that the early child care development and education classes – three to five years of age – will not be resuming in public schools until the next phase of schools’ reopening. The statement read: “Ogun state government has announced Monday, 21 September, 2020, for the reopening of schools in the state for the first term of 2020/2021 session in addition to the earlier resumption of students in SS3 who are currently