Tag: Lai Mohammed

The information minister says the Senate president lied.

A Kwara High Court in a recent judgment recognised the factional Exco led by Ishola Balogun-Fulani in the state.

Labour unions had earlier given the federal government till December 31 to act or face their wrath.

The minister says the Buhari government "has met all promises and obligations to Nigerians".

Mr Dokpesi filed the suit on April 30, seeking N5 billion damages from Mr Mohammed and the Attorney-General of the ...

The minister said his statement was mischievously twisted.

The minister said there is need for continued investment in child nutrition.

The Nigerian government announces new measures to improve remittances from revenue generating agencies.

“We want the U.S. government not to create the impression that it is endorsing one candidate over the other."

Mr Mohammed wants the media to help project the programmes of government.

The official pays a courtesy call on the families of the decreased.

The vehicles conveying the party members had a head-on collision with a Nissan Murano Jeep on Sunday.

A former minister filed the application against Lai Mohammed

Other prominent personalities paid tribute to the late judge.

The claim has been mocked by Nigerians on Twitter

“It costs the government about N3.5 million every month to feed him” - Lai Mohammed

The minister says the president promised to tackle insecurity, fight corruption and revamp the economy.

The minister says the Buhari administration has a cordial working relationship with labour unions.

The minister says Nigeria is a safe destination for tourists and business people alike.

Leah is the only one of the 109 Dapchi school girls abducted on February 19 that is still in Boko ...

“Today, under President Buhari, Nigerians can dream and hope because he has rebranded governance."

Mr Fashola lists ongoing projects by the Buhari government in the region.

Mr Buhari said the effort would support ''sustainable development'' going on in the nation.

The minister says "we are still being perceived as a country where corruption thrives".

The minister expresses optimism that Nigerians will make the right choice.