Tinubu To Make Public Samoa Agreement Over LGBT Concerns
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The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Atiku Bagudu, on Saturday, said the Nigerian government will make public the controversial Samoa Agreement which it signed, in order to clear the air on the allegation of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) clauses.
He stated this at a press briefing on Saturday in the nation’s capital, Abuja, clarifying once again that none of the articles of the agreement between Nigeria and the EU showed that the former had recognised LGBT rights.
Controversy has enveloped the Samoa Agreement signed by the Federal Government with many frowning upon what they thought was the recognition of LGBT rights by the Nigerian government.
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NSCDC Tasks Stakeholders
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The Niger Delta development commission NDDC, says the 2024 Niger Delta summit will assist stakeholders to galvanize ideas for the socio-economic transformation of the region.
The managing director of the NDDC, Samuel ogboku stated this during a world press conference in port Harcourt.
The Managing director of the NDDC Samuel Ogbuku on arrival at the venue of the world press conference with other executive directors of the NDDC, said the world press conference was to call on the people of Niger Delta region and the critical stakeholders in the Developmet of the region to play their part by providing positive ideas on issues affecting the region.
Nigerian Police Issue Nationwide Alert On Cult Initiation Coded 7/7 In Tertiary Institutions
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The Nigeria Police Force has raised the alarm over a possible mass secret cult initiation nationwide, especially in tertiary institutions.
The Rivers State Police Command, through its spokesperson, Grace Iringe-Koko, disclosed this in a statement on Saturday.
Titled, "Planned Cult Celebration By The Neo Black Movement, Aka Aiye Or Black Axe," Iringe-Koko alerted the public to the alleged planned mass Founder’s Day celebration of the suspected cult group which is believed to be planned for Sunday, 7th July.
Diversion Of N1.5bn: Reps Summon Women Affairs Minister Kennedy-Ohaneye
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The House of Representatives has commenced an investigation into the alleged diversion of N1.57 billion meant for the payment of contractors by principal officers of the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs.
The House of Representatives Committee on Women Affairs, on Friday ordered Uju Kennedy-Ohaneye, the Minister of Women Affairs to stop all contract processes in 2024, till the outcome of the probe.
Kennedy-Ohaneye is to appear before the committee on Tuesday July 9, 2024, to provide more insights into the subject of investigation.