EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian military gears up to crack down on looters, hoodlums
The operation will see a major deployment of military formations to put an end to breaches of public order
The operation will see a major deployment of military formations to put an end to breaches of public order
Hoodlums were reported to have stolen at least 110 tractors and other farm implements from a warehouse in Yola
A warehouse belonging to Gwagwalada Area Council was attacked by irate youths and residents
The president also speaks on the economy and some of his policies.
The president has hinted that his second term would be more brutal against corrupt individuals.
SERAP also wants the accused persons barred from the U.S.
The former Niger governor denies stealing public funds.
"... the Buhari administration's so-called war against corruption is selective and punitive."
The new list by Mr Mohammed contained 23 names.
The government says it remains committed to making those details available to Nigerians.
A minister said the government was committed to strengthening the whistle-blower policy.
The committee will oversee the anti-corruption agenda and coordinate asset recovery process.
The government says the amount can't pay civil servants for a month.
The government says it spent NN3.22 billion on rent in three years.
As at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Nigerians were still expecting the promise to be fulfilled.
Mr. Tambuwal says he would ensure the state's meagre resources are not stolen.
The governor said he would have preferred the death penalty.
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