Nigerians in Italy have advised ex-Edo commissioner Osaze Osemwengie-Ero not to protest against the Italian government but instead seek judicial interventions.
Mr Uzodinma said only the state government can make such orders and ask people to stay away from their businesses.
Mr Falana said the call was necessary to forestall the government’s push to shut down social media.
The suspects have been remanded in a correctional center by the court for lack of jurisdiction.
ERA/FoEN has accused Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) of superficial remediation of spilt sites at the Ikarama community in Bayelsa.
The actress was arrested by Hisbah police in Kano for posting sexually explicit contents on her social media pages.
“The president said he would talk to the minister of Humanitarian Affairs so that attention would be given to those who are displaced as a result of this crisis.”
“Those who say they want to break up this country do not know what they are talking about,” the deposed emir of Kano.”
The UK government has awarded Nigerians with disabilities Chevening scholarships.
Four hundred and fifty thousand graduates will receive N30,000 each month as Buhari’s regime ramps up its poverty programme’s efforts to lift Nigerians out of poverty.
