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Atiku laments on 59th independence anniversary Latest News in Nigeria and World | Daily Naija Mode . In a statement signed by the former presidential candidate on Monday, September 30, 2019, he said Nigeria’s judiciary is under attack and lacks a free press, while youths and activists are also being intimidated from speaking up. He said, “All is not well when judges are persecuted for enforcing the constitutionally guaranteed fundamental human rights of […] The post Atiku laments on 59th independence anniversary appeared first on Latest News in Nigeria and World | Daily Naija Mode .

Is Melania Trump the most sophisticated yet underrated first lady? Latest News in Nigeria and World | Daily Naija Mode . Laughing out loud at this question. Let me explain something. Melania Trump is incredibly embarrasing to have as a first lady for this country – just as her husband is an embarrassment to the presidency of the United States of America. Melania Trump was a stripper. Melania Trump was a porn star. Melania Trump has […] The post Is Melania Trump the most sophisticated yet underrated first lady? appeared first on Latest News in Nigeria and World | Daily Naija Mode .

JAMB remits N5 billion to federal treasury The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has returned N5 billion to the Federal Government coffers, after the conduct of its 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). JAMB’s head of media and information revealed this in the board’s weekly bulletin, tagged ‘JAMBULLETIN.’ Benjamin on telephone explained that out of the N5 billion returned to the Federal government, N2 billion was given back to the board to enhance its operation. “Technically, the board returned N5 billion to the Federal government but out of that amount, the board was handed N2 billion to further enhance its operation,” he said. Last year, his first in running the board as the registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede remitted N7.8 billion to the treasury, as against the paltry N50million remitted by his predecessor from 2010-2016. Public criticism following the huge surplus made the Federal Government order a reduction in examination fees from N5000 to N3,