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The Police Service Commission had taken the Nigeria Police Force to court over the recruitment of 10,000 constables as approved by President Mohammadu Buhari.

The State Deputy Commandant of the NSCDC said three inmates had died as a result of unbearable conditions at the centres

“…all six female presidential candidates in the 2019 elections were from small or new political parties.”

Official of the Nigeria Union in South Africa says victims are still taking refuge at the police station at Witbank.

The properties are situated in Kaduna, Borno, Sokoto and Abuja.

The prosecution and the defence adopted their written addresses and made their final arguments on Tuesday in the 12-year-old case.

Chief executives of Nigerian banks say MTN’s claim banks called for new charges was untrue.

Mr Saraki says he is sure the order would be reversed once he presents his case.

The ambulances are supposed to go to Abuja-Lokoja, Lagos-Ibadan, Doka-Kaduna, Onitsha-Akwa, Lagos-Ore and Abeokuta-Lagos highways.

The court on October 4 granted bail of N100 million to Mr Sowore and and his co-accused, Olawale Bakare, N50 million.

The police also spoke on why it was easy to kidnap the ACP.

The NDIC boss also speaks on the controversy surrounding Societe Generale Bank and Savannah Bank, saying this has been resolved.

“We will not rest until our media space has been rid of fake news and hate speech.”

She said that President Muhammadu Buhari did not want to approve the closure.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has also expressed its rejection of the plan.

Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau broke his long silence last week as Nigeria continued to grapple with insecurity .

Liverpool are winless in their last six visits to Old Trafford across all competitions.

“The incident was a clear case that can be best described as a tactical boomerang…” the army said.

The police also confirmed that the kidnappers have demanded a ransom.

Kukawa Local Government Area remains one of the settlements still under frequent siege by Boko Haram.

The official also said over 700,000 e-ID cards are yet to be collected.

This is an indepth look at the frequent collapse of power grid in Nigeria and why the situation may not change soon.