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Here are the top 10 events that happened in Nigeria today:
1. Abia state's Governor Okezie Ikpeazu was sacked by the Federal High Court in Abuja. Read More.
2. Senate President Bukola Saraki, his deputy Ike Ekweremadu made a surprise appearance at the federal high court in Abuja. They were arraigned for allegedly forging Senate Standing Rules which brought them into office. Both were granted bail.
3. Senate President Saraki wrote a"thick" statement making some inuendos about the President Muhammadu Buhari's government. The Presidency promptly replied
4. A close aide of governor Ayo Fayose, Abiodun Alegbe, was arrested by the EFCC. Fayose reacted.
5. The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, launched the Naira futures market. Read More
6. The Presidency said the Nigerian senate had no reason to reject the ambassadorial list sent to it by the President weeks ago. Read more
7. Sterling Bank introduced flexible working conditions for its workers. Read More
8. The Presidency revealed why APC members aren't probed by the EFCC. Read More
9. Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, reacted to criticism over his comment directing Nigerian banks to stop sacking workers. Read more
10. Militants opened fire on Ogun state government convoy. Read More
1. Abia state's Governor Okezie Ikpeazu was sacked by the Federal High Court in Abuja. Read More.
2. Senate President Bukola Saraki, his deputy Ike Ekweremadu made a surprise appearance at the federal high court in Abuja. They were arraigned for allegedly forging Senate Standing Rules which brought them into office. Both were granted bail.
3. Senate President Saraki wrote a"thick" statement making some inuendos about the President Muhammadu Buhari's government. The Presidency promptly replied
4. A close aide of governor Ayo Fayose, Abiodun Alegbe, was arrested by the EFCC. Fayose reacted.
5. The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, launched the Naira futures market. Read More
6. The Presidency said the Nigerian senate had no reason to reject the ambassadorial list sent to it by the President weeks ago. Read more
7. Sterling Bank introduced flexible working conditions for its workers. Read More
8. The Presidency revealed why APC members aren't probed by the EFCC. Read More
9. Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, reacted to criticism over his comment directing Nigerian banks to stop sacking workers. Read more
10. Militants opened fire on Ogun state government convoy. Read More
