Mr Utomi emphasised that open debates are a way to strengthen the social contract between the government and the people.
The minister said ASUU’s demand for its rightly earned wages amounted to blackmail and that schools will not be opened at the expense of other economic sectors.
Mr Effiong was committed to prison by Chief Judge of Akwa Ibom State, Ekaette Obot, following a disagreement over arm-bearing by police officers inside courtroom.
Mr Adeyemi, an APC lawmaker, said the decision to impeach Mr Buhari was reached collectively with only about four APC senators having reservations.
Mr El-Rufai’s assertion calls into doubt Mr Buhari’s awareness of the country’s worsening security challenges and the coordination between his administration and security and intelligence
Mr Dogara declared that political permutations which do not reflect religious balance in the country are against the unity and stability of the country.
Peoples Gazette learnt that Mr Oyewunmi’s firm raised N60 million, while the remaining N40 million came from a coalition of friends and family.
Commenters said controversial development marked the latest desecration of the nation’s judiciary that has grown increasingly disturbing under the Buhari regime.
The government has insisted that generous offers were made to the university union, accusing its leaders of exhibiting selfishness at a protracted detriment to university students.
“The union will have no other option than to call out all our members in banks, insurance and other financial institutions in solidarity with ASUU.”
