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Big brother Naija lockdown housemate, Kaisha has been evicted from the house. Neo, TrikyTee, Kaisha, and Wathoni were the four contestants with the least votes from viewers last week. As usual, other housemates were asked to nominate two housemates for possible eviction. After the housemates casted their votes, Ebuka announced Kaisha as the next housemate to be evicted from the house. He thereafter announced that Neo, Wathoni and TrikyTee were safe. Kaisha in her interview with Ebuka, said she wasn’t surprised the other housemates voted for her eviction because she knows they don’t like her. She said she liked Neo when she first saw him and might pursue ‘something’ with him after the show. Meanwhile, see how viewers voted in the fourth week of the reality TV show. from EDUPEDIA247https://ift.tt/3iMAKdq via EDUPEDIA

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In what appears a protest against the management of Daily Trust Newspaper, Weekend Editor, Lawal Danjuma, Sokoto Bureau Chief, Rakiya Muhammad, and many reporters of the media organisation have resigned. SaharaReporters gathered that the newspaper had in June introduced a policy of converting all editorial staff to pay-as-you-publish basis. By this policy, all reporters who were hitherto on permanent and freelance basis have no fixed salary, allowance or any other periodic benefits but would be paid N1,500 per published story. Some operations staff were also affected. SaharaReporters gathered that while this policy was being implemented, the company also sacked a reasonable number of staff. “Basically, the newspaper decided to casualise labour by paying reporters only for stories they write. That means reporters are now easily expendable. They can only be paid based on their stories published. “Only Bureau Chiefs, title editors, and some few line editors were exempted. As

Obadiah Mailafia The Department of State Services has again invited Obadiah Mailafia, a former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, over a claim that he made that a governor from the North was the leader of Boko Haram. The DSS had earlier questioned Mailafia last Wednesday over the claim he made while being interviewed on an Abuja-based radio station. Obadiah Mailafia Yakubu Bawa, Mailafia’s lawyer, confirmed that his client had been re-invited by the secret police. He said that Mailafia was expected to be at the DSS office in Jos, Plateau State capital, by 12:00pm on Monday (today). “I believe it wouldn’t be anything different from the last encounter with DSS, which was purely interactive,” he said. The former CBN Deputy Governor had said during the lockdown that the insurgents were moving and distributing arms and ammunition across the country. VIDEO: Repentant Bandits Named One Northern Governor As Boko Haram Commander In Nigeria —Former CBN Deputy Gover

Duoye Diri The Bayelsa State Governorship Election Tribunal sitting in Abuja has annulled the election of Duoye Diri, governor of Bayelsa State. The election was nullified based on a petition by the Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party, which argued that it was unlawfully excluded from participating in the election. Duoye Diri Diri, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, was sworn in as governor after the Supreme Court sacked David Lyon as governor-elect 24 hours before his inauguration. In a majority judgment delivered by Justice Yunusa Musa in the petition, the tribunal held that the Independent National Electoral Commission unlawfully excluded ANDP from the November 16, 2019 governorship election in the state. It, therefore, ordered INEC to conduct a fresh governorship election in Bayelsa State within 90 days. Politics News AddThis :  Original Author :  SaharaReporters, New York Disable advertisements :  from 24HRSNEWS via 24HRSNEWS from EDUPEDIA247https: