Ayo Akinfe

[1] Register and licence local vigilante groups in all 774 local government areas

[2] Establish 20 battalions of the Nigerian Army in strategic towns across the north east

[3] Commence building of a tow of trees along the borders with Chad/Cameroon/Niger to actually tell us where Nigeria starts

[4] Offer free uniforms and school meals to all youths in the northeast to encourage education

LAGOS State government has succeeded in securing loan of $629m from China to finance the ongoing Lekki Deep Sea Port Enterprise Limited (LPLEL) aimed at opening up Nigeria's Atlantic seaboard and easing the chronic congestion at Apapa.

VICE president Professor Yemi Osinbajo has distanced himself from recent posters promoting him as a presidential candidate come 2023 describing the campaign as a needless distraction.

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated Professor Ibrahim Abubakar on his recent appointment as the new dean of the Faculty of Population Health Sciences at the University College London (UCL).

NORTHERN Nigerian pan-cultural association the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has said it does not see any reason to object to the recent decision taken by the Southern Governors Forum governors to ban open grazing across their states.

ENGLISH Premier League giants Arsenal and Newcastle United have both expressed an interest in buying Fulham’s Nigeria-born central defender Tosin Adarabioyo during the summer transfer window following his club's relegation from the top flight.

Ayo Akinfe 

[1] The federal government wholeheartedly opposes open grazing and will be sending a bill to the National Assembly making it illegal nationwide 

[2] This government will set up a presidential panel to review the 2014 National Confab report on restructuring and make recommendations to the Federal Executive Council. By October 1, a draft bill will be prepared for forwarding on to the National Assembly 

GOVERNORS of Nigeria's 17 southern states plan to meet with President Muhammadu Buhari as soon as he gets back from his trip to France in a bid to find a way to get the federal government to implement the resolutions they recently agreed to at their Asaba summit.

FORMER vice president Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has called in the governors of Nigeria's 36 states to take the initiative and introduce measures to combat the growing insecurity in the country rather than wait for the federal government.

PAN-cultural organisation Ohanaeze Ndigbo has called for the impeachment of senate president Senator Ahmad Lawan over his recent opposition to calls for the restructuring of the country as advocated by the Southern Governors Forum.