The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant-General Tukur Buratai, on Monday warned all local and foreign interests to exhibit more commitment and restraint on issues relating to national security and avoid taking sides. Buratai said all their actions and utterances must be tailored towards supporting the national cause with a view to restoring peace and tranquility to Nigeria. 

An Islamic human rights organization, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), has appealed to Nigerian Military not to withdraw soldiers deployed to the North East as insurgents, though degraded, still have capacity to launch daring attacks that could cause maximum impact.

Following a meeting between President MuhammaduBuhariand Governor Bello Mutawalle of Zamfara State, over the case of a Nigerian cleric, Ibrahim Ibrahim on the death row of the government of Saudi alleged to have trafficked drugs,  President Buhari has directed AbubakarMalami, attorney-general of the federation, to handle the case of Ibrahim.

The emerging report has it that an uncompleted three-storey building, on Friday, 17th January 2020 collapsed at 12 Alasepe Street, off-Community Road, Ago Palace Way, Okota in Lagos State.

Following the declaration by the Attorney General of the Federation, Mr Abubakar Malami, SAN, that Operation Amotekun was illegal, governors from the six South West states have concluded arrangements to meet with President, Muhammadu Buhari over the Federal Government’s declaration of the Operation Amotekun, as illegal.

The Presidency on Wednesday called on leaders from all parts of the country to moderate their language to avert a repeat of the mistakes that led to civil war in the country in 1967.