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Preparation for today’s Rivers State local government election almost degenerated into chaos on Friday after an angry Governor Siminialayi Fubara stormed the premises of the State Independent Electoral Commission, RISIEC, in Port Harcourt at about 1 am on Friday, alleging plot by the police to scuttle the poll. He lashed out at the police authority, labeled the plot nonsense and said the state had had enough of it. 2. The Central Bank of Nigeria has revealed that it sold a total of $543.
The Deputy Governor, Mr Joel Salifu, disclosed this shortly after an inspection tour to the Edeha community of the state. 6. Vice President Kashim Shettima has directed the implementation of a sweeping overhaul of Nigeria’s road safety measures. Shettima gave the directive during a meeting with the leadership of the Federal Road Safety Corps led by its Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, on Friday. 7. Taraba State Governor, Dr.
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