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FG uncovers 500 tax fraudsters Maina: EFCC denies sharing 222 recovered pension properties Youth group to submit open grazing prohibition bill to Plateau Assembly Centenary project: Anyim, wife to account for N13.1b Malami: 222 assets recovered by Maina shared among govt officials, others Fed Govt to reintroduce toll gates in 38 points, says Fashola Pipelines delaying Lagos-Badagry road Fed Govt releases N28b budget support facility for 35 states Pope Francis prays for peace in Nigeria Consideration for Maina's reinstatement in national interest Preterm baby can survive PathCare, Synlab promote health care Clinical radiographers demand separate department in hospitals NYSC to launch job portal UNILAG researches into solar power New JAMB rules delay UNILORIN admission list Tackling unethical issues in banking IoD's conference to focus on corporate governance ACCI backs Fed Govt's external borrowing Court turns down Oando, SEC, NSE's case CBN, NDIC urg...

The new acclaimed leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Ezenachukwu Okwudili, on Tuesday disclosed the whereabouts of Nnamdi Kanu. Okwudili claimed that the fugitive ex-leader of the pro-Biafra group fled to London using his British passport. In a broadcast on Radio Biafra, Okwudili said, “Those who benefited from inciting young Igbo youth to violence and death, the time of reckoning has come.” “We are putting an end to blood-shed while continuing with our struggle. Kanu has fled to London using his British passport and he is hiding after our successful takeover of the Radio and IPOB Leadership.” The radio broadcast also accused Law Mefor, the brother of Uche Mefor, Kanu’s former deputy, of collecting money from Igbo traders and businessmen as under the pretence of being IPOB’s treasurer and converting same into his personal use. He said, “Those who live by the sword know the final judgment, therefore people like Uche Mefor and his brother Mr Law Mefor along with Emma ...

2019: Buhari will follow due process, says Tinubu Northcentral governors, leaders urge Buhari to contest in 2019 Senate seeks new security design to end killings Boko Haram: CDS in Northeast as governor visits victims Buhari orders audit of recovered assets within one month Budget won't be ready before March No going back on arrest of Ekpeyong, Oke, says Magu Can Nigeria ever achieve analogue switch-off Jealous wife charged with stabbing ex-PDP chair's son to death PDP chair: Disagreements may be resolved at convention, says Makarfi Will Obaseki fulfill promises to revamp education Sokoto spends N3b on scholarship Private sector role vital in education says Lagos govt Ex-UNILAG VC, man of peace OAU alumni adopt hall Peak trains teachers on nutrition Fixing education's woes NGO kits up school in Ondo Fed Govt strengthens 'Open' degrees Old boys give thanks I want to be a farmer, says girl with First Class in Computer Science Before Aketi forgets ...

President Muhammadu Buhari has written to the Senate informing the legislative chamber that he would not assent to two bills passed by the National Assembly. They are the Chartered Institute of Treasury Management (Establishment ) Bill 2017 and the Federal University of Wukari ( Establishment) Bill 2017. The separate letters conveying his reservations on the bills were addressed to Senate President, Bukola Saraki, and dated November 8, 2017. Buhari however based his reservations on technicalities in the drafting of the bills. On the proposed institute , the President said , "Pursuant to Section 58 (4 ) of Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended ), I hereby convey to the Senate, my decision, on 25 October 2017, to withhold assent to the Chartered Institute of Treasury Management ( Establishment, Etc .) Bill, 2017. "The rationale for withholding assent is regarding the scope of, and phrases utilised in the bill . For instance, the phrase tr...

Adamawa: 105 killed in Mubi, Numan attacks NASS sends proposed constitution amendment copies to state Assemblies Name Fedpoly Oko, others after Ekwueme, Senate tells FG Anambra polls: Buhari congratulates Obiano One-in-a-week cooking wrecks 22-yr-old marriage Minister proffers solutions to antic-social behahiours by youths 12 varsities established by Jonathan have only 3,756 academic staff ' Panel HYPPADEC FUNDS: Senate summons Fashola, NERC, others Muazu didn't leave N9bn in PDP's account, says ex-National Treasurer Ex-ALGON Chair wants Asaba Airport contract revoked NPO proscribes beat associations Tinubu, force to reckon with in Nigeria's politics ' OBA Akiolu Dining table is for meal, not a dumping ground 2019: Ogun West forum endorses Senator Adeola as gov candidate Again, gunmen kill FRSC officer, abduct 2 NNPC completes 539km gas pipeline projects N4.6bn fraud: EFCC urges court to admit account statements of Fani-Kayode Grazing Law: COAS pled...

Photos:Mayor Of Heights City Washington DC Hosts CKN News Publisher. As the US Nigeria Executive Legislative Forum and Honors Award holds today at Double Tree Largo Hotel by Hilton ,Washington DC ,the Mayor of City District Heights ,Maryland DC USA Jack C Sims has called for better bilateral cooperation between the United States of America and Nigeria . Mayor Sim made the call while recieving in audience one of the keynote Speakers at the event,Ambassador Chris Kehinde Nwandu the Publisher ,Editor In Chief of CKN News who also doubles as the President of Guild of Professional Bloggers of Nigeria who paid him a courtesy visit in his office.Mayor who was excited by the visit thanked the organizers of the event Afriqtalk Consults USA and UPAC for their laudable initiative aimed at forestering US,Nigerian relations. He called on Nigerian investors ,political class and media to take full advantage of the various opportunities that abounds in the United State to increase their capacity ...

Buratai should explain Kanus whereabouts, says Abaribe FG demands explanation from Italy over burial of 26 girls Reps to begin live telecast of Mainas probe Thursday 19 states now benefiting from school feeding programme Presidency Buhari, Shagari, Obasanjo, others mourn Ekwueme High-profile corruption cases judges undergo training Well finalise process for return of looted $321m by Dec FG Life and times of Alex Ekwueme N13bn contracts: EFCC obtains warrant to detain Anyim for 30 days Fayose okays death penalty for cultists Obasanjo inaugurates UIs agro-projects Friday Bayelsa residents allege stockpiling of arms Unpaid salaries: Benue mulls wage cut, retrenchment Rating of Nigeria police as worst globally Obaze reverses self, hails Obiano as APC accepts result Atiku's posters flood Katsina PDP secretariat Convention: Adeniran petitions Makarfi over election panel members Obiano's victory ends impunity, says Oduah Anambra poll too transparent to be contested ...