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Newly appointed Minister for Niger Delta, Pastor Uguru Usani Uguru, allegedly murdered one Mr. Iwara Osuaya, a Chairmanship contestant in May 1996, in Cross River State, according to a petition to the Oputa Panel in 2001. The petition signed by Jenny Iwara Osuaya, wife of the deceased, alleged that Usani and others murdered her husband in 1996. Usani, who allegedly supported another candidate in the election, was said to have promised offsetting Osuaya’s election expenses. But when Osuaya went to collect the promised compensation, a fracas ensued which resulted in his death. The now Minister for Niger Delta appointed by President Mohammadu Buhari and screened by the Senate, with few unnamed persons allegedly killed Osuaya, rolled him up in the blood stained rug carpet in his sitting room, carried the body into his car, drove into the bush, poured acid on the body to conceal evidence. At the Justice Chukwudifu Oputa Commission in Port Harcourt, former Chief of General St...

Scientists working in Nigeria have developed a new laser test that can detect malaria in humans within minutes with a simple urine test without drawing blood. Current malaria testing methods requires piecing the with a needle to draw blood but the new urine malaria test (UMT), developed by Fyodor Biotechnologies, doesn’t require use of blood. The fast, non-invasive test can detect malaria in both humans and mosquitoes. It has advantages over current techniques because it does not depend on blood sampling, reagents, facilities or trained personnel. The simplicity – it can be operated by non-medical personnel – and sensitivity of the test mean it could be a low-cost, safe and universal tool for clinical and field diagnoses. Speaking at the launch of UMT in Abuja, Dr Victoria Enwemadu, Fyodor’s global head of projects, said “There are some challenges with adopting that [national malaria testing] guideline mainstream because of the invasiveness of trying to get blood for testing. Now ...

Your Excellency, The Vice President; Professor Yemi Osinbajo; The Senate President, and the Hon. Speaker, House of Representatives; The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Rt. Hon. Justice Mahmoud Mohammed; The National Chairman, All Progressive Congress, Chief John Oyegun; National Leader of APC, Chief Bisi Akande; Other APC Executive Committee Members here present; READ MORE: Ministers and their potfolios The Secretary to the Government of the Federation; Head of the Civil Service of the Federation; Honourable Ministers; Members of the Diplomatic Corps; Members of the Press and Invited Guests. Today we have reached another milestone in the evolution of our new government which Nigerians overwhelmingly voted into office in the March 28th, 2015 general elections. Today we witness the swearing-in of new ministers of the government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. 2. Since our inauguration on May 29, 2015, the Vice President and I have been mindful of the need to constit...

Below is full list of Ministers and their portfolios: 1. Abubakar Malami- Minister of Justice 2. Geoffrey Onyeama- Minister of Foreign Affairs 3. Mohammed Dan Ali- Minister of Defence 4. Adamu Adamu- Minister of Education 5. Anthony Anwuka – State minister of Education 6. Kemi Adeosun – Minister of Finance 7. Okechukwu Enelemah – Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment 8. Aisha Abubakar – State minister Industry, Trade and Investment 9. Chris Ngige – Minister of Labor and Employment 10. James Ocholi – State Minister of Labor and Employment 11. Mohammed Bello – FCT Minister 12. Abdulrahman Dambazzau – Interior Minister 13. Udoma Udo Udoma – Minister of Budget and National Planning 14. Zainab Ahmed – State Minister Budget and National Planning 15. Emmanuel Ibe Kachiukwu – State Minister Petroleum resources 16. Babatubde Fashola – Minister of Power, Works and Housing 17. Mustapha Shehuri – State minister Power, Works, and Housing 18. Audu Ogbeh – Minister of Agricult...

See How To Link Your BVN With Your Bank Accounts Online admin  |  November 11, 2015  |  1 Comment The Central Bank of Nigeria has mandated all bank customers to get a Bank Verification Number (BVN) for smoother banking experience in the country. Failing to get a BVN has grave consequences. Here’s a compilation of how to link your BVN number to your bank accounts. GTBank Option 1: Visit any GTBank ATM and follow these steps: – Insert your GTBank card in ATM and input your four digit PIN – Select “BVN Linking” option – Enter your 11-digit BVN number and select “Proceed” – The ATM will display the BVN number and request you to validate – Once the BVN number is validated as correct, select “Proceed” – Insert your PIN to validate and submit Option 2: If you have internet access GTBank BVN portal would enable customers provide their BVN for linking to their existing GTBank account.To link your BVN, kindly do the following:- Go to http://www.gtba...