Ayo Akinfe

(1) Nigeria currently has 21.7m unemployed people, representing 30.7% of the workforce. That figure needs to be reduced to about 10m

(2) National Assembly members need to at least halve their allowances, salaries and emoluments. Their remuneration packages are a source of anger to most Nigerians struggling to survive

HOUSE of Representatives speaker Hon Femi Gbajabiamila has called for the review the definition of federal character in the Nigerian constitution following the ongoing consternation that issue continues to raise across the country.

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has used the occasion of the African Youth Day to concede that his government has failed young Nigerians and appealed to them to end street protests and participate in meaningful discussions with the government.

NIGERIAN students in the UK studying under the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) foreign scholarship scheme have started another round of protests over the inability of the agency to pay their tuition fees.

INDIGENOUS People of Biafra (Ipob) leader Nnamdi Kanu has declared that Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State will not escape the judgment of God and people following the killings in the Obigbo area of the state.

WORLD heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Oluwafemi Joshua has  agreed in principle to fight challenger Tyson Fury twice next year in what is set to be the sports major blockbusters of 2021.

AMERICAN Navy Seals special forces killed six armed Fulani herdsmen in Sokoto State yesterday when they carried out a commando-style rescue operation to free the son of missionary Philip Walton who had been kidnapped in neighbouring Niger Republic.

Ayo Akinfe

(1) Can the National Assembly please pass the Combined Treasury and Warehouse Looting Bill 2020 that will compel the police to always prosecute looters in pairs

(2) Basically, it will mean that for every warehouse looter arraigned in court, a treasury looter must be arraigned alongside him or her. Failure to find an accompanying treasury looter will automatically lead to the charges against a warehouse looter being dropped

NIGERIA recorded her highest ever level of power transmission this week when a total of 5,459.50MW of electricity was transmitted across the country at a frequency of 50.26Hz on Wednesday October 30.

Ayo Akinfe

(1) Rice
(2) Garri
(3) Noodles
(4) Cooking oil
(5) Yam
(6) Bread
(7) Eggs
(8) Tea
(9) Bottled water
(10) Powdered milk