#Kogi Decides #Bayelsa Decides,2019
2019-11-16
Dino Melaye Sighted sharing money to his constituents meters away from polling unit.Continue Reading
Live update from Bayelsa and Kogi
2019-11-16
As early as 8 am election materials has started arriving polling units across the state.
About our 10 reporters said material arrive as early as 8 am and the polling units are PeacefulContinue Reading
Live update from Kogi and Bayelsa
2019-11-14
*Live Update From Bayelsa and Kogi #BayelsaDecide #KogiDecide* By Aluta News Join us as we give live update from all the polling units in Kogi and Bayelsa from on 16 November governorship election. You will not be there; we will be there for you and bring you update asContinue Reading
Breaking : Court Grants APC right to participate in Bayelsa Guber, Buhari calls for peaceful conduct of election
2019-11-14
President Muhammadu Buhari has call on voters in Bayelsa and Kogi States to exercise their franchise in a peaceful and orderly manner and in line with the law in all Situations
Court strike out Dakolos Rape Suit,fines Her N1m
2019-11-14
A High Court in Bwari, Abuja on Thursday threw out the case filed by Busola Dakolo against Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA).
AUPCTRE wants state of emergency on Nigeria roads
2019-11-14
The Amalgamated Union of Public Corporations, Civil Service Technical and Recreational Services Employees (AUPCTRE) has called on the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency on Nigerian roads.
The richest man in China, Jack Ma attends a Digital Economy Summit in Abuja
2019-11-14
Jack Ma is the richest man in China with a net worth of $38 billion visits Abuja today
This is Ma’s first visit to Nigeria, the largest economy in Africa, said Ma.
Before the event, he met with Nigeria’s vice president, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo
Sokoto Appeal Court: dismisses appeal against House leader, 5 other APC lawmakers
2019-11-14
The Court of Appeal, Sokoto Division, on Thursday dismissed the Appeals filed against the elections of the House Leader, Sokoto State House of Assembly, Hon. Bello Isa Ambarura and five other Lawamkers of the All Progressives Congress ( APC).
Kaduna Govt takes over medical bills of woman locked up for 2 years by brother
2019-11-13
Kaduna Govt takes over medical bills of woman locked up for 2 years by brother
By Hassana Yakubu
Kaduna State Government said it would take full responsibility of Hassana Sale, the woman rescued on Monday after she was locked up for two years by her brother.
Already, the mother of four has been admitted at the intensive care unit of Kaduna Psychiatric hospital.
The woman was rescued on Monday through the efforts of an NGO, Arridah Relief Foundation in Rigasa area of Kaduna.
Hajiya Hafsat Baba, the state Commissioner of Human Services and Social Development said in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Kaduna, that the government would take appropriate action against the suspects.
“Kaduna state government is now fully responsible for her medications, her welfare and her wellbeing up to the time she stabilizes.
“The major concern of the government is the health and the welfare of the victim.
“We have already deposited money to the psychiatric hospital and the ministry will be checking periodically and will be getting reports from the hopital.
“We will continue to look after Hassana as a government and we will also settle all the bills,” Baba said.
The commissioner said Gov. Nasiru El-Rufai has given instructions that the ministry should do what is necessary to stabilize the woman and follow up on her children.
“We will do follow up on the children to ensure that we collect them from the husband, know their welfare and schooling,” she added.
Baba assured that the state government would ensure that justice is done to Hassana.
“We are also concentrating on those people that locked her up and the case is already before the police in Riggasa, but will be transferred to CID headquarters for proper investigation.
“We will also do a follow up and ensure that we write report and refer the case to the Ministry of Justice for proper prosecution, because we cannot leave such matter to just go away like that, we have laws to protect the citizens of the state.”
The commissioner appreciated the foundation for ensuring the woman was freed, and for working with the ministry.
She called on parents to take full responsibility of their children, stressing that most parents had completely abandoned their responsibilities.
“We don’t listen to our children; when a lady is married and has problems the parents don’t want to listen to what is happening in her matrimonial home which is very wrong.
“We as parents must meet up our responsibilities, we can’t have children and throw them to the streets and believe that somebody will be there to discipline them, it’s absolutely very wrong.”(NAN)Continue Reading