AVIATION industry watchers have expressed fear over the recent clearance the Nigerian government has given to two Sudanese airlines who have just been given landing rights at the Aminu Kano International Airport.

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Its members would be:

[1] Yemi Osinbajo - Chair

[2] Zainab Ahmed - Vice chair

[3] Lamido Sanusi

[4] Charles Soludo

[5] Kingsley Moghalu

[6] Pat Utomi

[7] Arunma Oteh

[8] Yewande Sadiku

[9] Godwin Emefiele

[10] Adeniyi Adebayo

Its mandate would be simple:

NIGERIAN security forces a major setback over the weekend after a bunch of armed hoodlums attacked a military base in Zamfara State killing nine air force and one army personnel during a brutal assault.

NIGERIA'S ongoing security challenges may finally start getting addressed after the new chief of army staff Lt General Faruk Yahaya directed all his formation commanders to ensure the tempo of all their operations across the country is sustained and maintained.

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[1] I get terribly exasperated when I hear Nigerians constantly go on about bad government, with no mention of the masses. It is the people that make a nation and governments are only a reflection of the citizenry 

INDIGENOUS People of Biafra (Ipob) spokesperson Simon Ekpa has announced that he is to return a medal he won for Nigeria during the 2003 African Junior Athletics Championships because the country's leaders have failed the nation.

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[1] Do you know that jollof rice originated in Senegal? It is the traditional delicacy of the Wollof people but alas, today, Nigeria has cornered it and made it her own

[2] If Nigeria was a functioning economy, by now one mega conglomerate like maybe Dangote Industries would have patented jollof rice and cornered the global market

YORUBA Nation agitators are planning a huge demonstration in Oyo State today in the  town of Igboho recently named after Sunday Adeyemo the civil rights campaigner who is currently being detained in neighbouring Republic of Benin.

GOVERNOR Hope Uzodinma of Imo State has revealed that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has not reached a decision to field an Igbo candidate for the  presidency of Nigeria come 2023.

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[1] Mali is currently being ruled by a military junta 

[2] Chad is currently being ruled by a military junta 

[3] Guinea has now followed suit with the army in power

[4] Unless we want Western nations coming into our backyard to tell us how to live, Nigeria needs to get her act together fast