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Local news – Niger Delta elders are expected to meet with President Buhari to discuss issues after the region – The elders plan to tell the president the reason they rejected his investment package – They also called for the Maritime University not to be changed to a polytechnic Niger Delta leaders and stakeholders have rejected the President Muhammadu Buhari’s government’s $10 billion (N4 trillion) infrastructural rebirth investment programme, This revelation is coming just as the Niger Delta leaders are expected to meet President Buhari at the presidential villa on Monday, October 31. Vanguard reports that the elders are expected to tell the president of their decision to reject the package as they were not consulted before the decision was taken. President Buhari with Niger Delta elders The meeting was necessary following the continued bombing of oil and gas pipelines by militants in the region that has crippled oil production and reduce the country’s exportation. The mini...

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The Nigerian Senate on Thursday, October 27, passed the Code of Conduct Act for third reading. File photo of the Nigerian Senate in session The upper chamber also took to their Twitter page to announce its passage. Code of Conduct Act Amendment Bill, 2016 (HB. 230) is now passed for Third Reading. — Nigerian Senate (@NGRSenate) October 27, 2016 JUST IN: Senate amends Code of Conduct Act to transfer regulatory powers of Bureau from the President to the National Assembly — Order Paper (@orderpaper) October 27, 2016 The Senate passed the Code of Conduct act for second reading less than 72 hours after it passed through the first reading. The bill was sponsored by Peter Nwaoboshi representing Delta north senatorial district who said that the act does not contemplate criminal trial. The passage of the bill is a victory for senators under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), against their counterparts in the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The PDP senators are...

Daily Trust is reporting that protesters have stormed the Supreme Court of Nigeria and demanded that all judges arrested by the Department of State Services (DSS) some weeks ago should step aside while their case is in court. The protesters carried placards with various inscriptions such as: “Stop corruption before it stops you,” “Don’t get it twisted, Judiciary is not on trial, only corrupt officials are,” among others. The judges are yet to be officially arraigned before any court of law in Nigeria. The protesters carrying placards at the Supreme Court on Wednesday

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