Mr. Idris had a rough tenure as police inspector-general, but his retirement has proven even more bewildering for his family.
Long fuel queues were spotted at filling stations in different parts of the country and the Federal Capital Territory yesterday.
Keen on downplaying the impact of a potential travel ban, Mr. Buratai said he never stepped out of Nigeria until he turned 50 and a general.
The Lagos governor says he would make available all materials necessary to aid investigation of the judicial panel of inquiry.
The Netherlands-based war crimes tribunal acknowledged receiving complaints against Nigerian political and military leaders last week.
SBM, a strategic intelligence analysis firm, said it will cost a Nigerian household N7,167 to make a pot of jollof rice from September 2020.
The NBC says AIT will be separately fined for using a video of a fire near the National Christian Centre
The Senate President’s gesture comes amidst rising kidney ailments in Gashua, which experts have attributed to polluted water.
The works minister purportedly stumbled on the gadget during an on-the-spot assessment of the military attack venue.
Extra-judicial killings by SARS officers are in most cases fueled by a trio of hate, corrupt and crude or unprofessional policing, Intersociety said.
