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Joe Igbokwe, A Member Of The All Progressives Congress (Apc), Says Seyi, Son Of President Bola Tinubu, Does Not Have The Capacity To Be Governor Of Lagos State. On Tuesday, The Coalition Of Nigerian Youth Leaders (Conyl), An Umbrella Body Of Youth Groups Drawn Across The Six Geopolitical Zones, Endorsed Seyi For Lagos Governor In 2027. However, In A Facebook Post On Wednesday, Igbokwe Criticized The Groups Over Their Support For The President’s Son. The Apc Chieftain Said The Situation Is A Distraction And An Attempt To Pull Tinubu Down. Amid Hardship, Seyi Tinubu Asks Nigerians To Have Faith In His Father He Further Noted That To Govern A State Like Lagos Is Not A Job For “boys.” “who Are These Faceless People Pushing Seyi Tinubu For Lagos Governor? This Is A Needless Distraction. “to Pull Pbat Down Is Their Target. Please Allow Pbat To Do His Very Engaging And Tasking Job. Ruling Lagos Is Not The Job Of Boys?,” He Wrote.

Senator Sharafadeen Alli (APC-Oyo South) has extended heartfelt congratulations to two esteemed professionals from Oyo State, Dr Abisoye Fagade and Dr. Adebowale Adedokun, on their recent appointments by President Bola Tinubu.  This is contained in a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media, Akeem Abas and made available to newsmen on Friday in Ibadan. It would be recalled that the president on Thursday appointed Fagade as the Director-General of the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism, while Adedokun was appointed Director-General of the Bureau of Public Procurement.  Senator Alli commended the appointments of the duo, saying the appointment reflected the president’s commitment to harnessing the talents and capabilities of accomplished individuals to advance national progress. The lawmaker noted that the elevation of Fagade and Adedokun into significant national roles is a testament to their hard work, dedication as well as exception...

National Judicial Council suspends Justice G. C. Aguma of High Court of Rivers State from performing judicial functions for a period of one year without pay and also placed him on “Watch-List” for two years. The Judicial Council also recommended compulsory retirement of the chief judge of Imo State, Justice Chukwuemeka Chikeka and Grand Kadi of Yobe State, Kadi Babagana Mahdi, over falsification of their ages. The council cleared Justice Peter Lifu of any wrongdoing, says  he neither exhibited personal interest in the River state matter nor misconducted himself in the proceedings. Allegations of bribery against Justice Lifu not substantiated