Politics
President Tinubu Appoints Prince Aderemi As His Principal Private Secretary
By Daniel Dafe
President Bola Tinubu had appointed Prince Damilotun Aderemi as his Principal Private Secretary.
Although yet to be officially confirmed, sources close to the president broke the news on the social media, saying “Asiwaju promised a govt with youths getting a large share of appointments.”
ALSO READ: Transport Fares: Borno Varsity Student Arrives Campus On Donkey
Prince Damilotun has a Masters of Law Distinction in International and Commercial Law from University of Buckingham and has authored many publications.
Nigerian Navy Batch 37 Recruitment Interview Holds 16-25th February In Rivers State
Cooperative Society CEO Bags One Year For N2Bn Fraud In Calabar
Court Orders Final Forfeiture Of N830M, $4.7M, Properties Linked To Emefiele
Open Letter To General Ibrahim Babangida: Abacha’s Legacy Shines Where Yours Faltered
EFCC Hands Over $132,362.43, N78,566,324.81 To Foreign Victims Of Fraud
Pst. Jerry Eze Celebrates Wife, Eno On Her Birthday
Don Calls On State Govts To Educate Communities On Dangers Of Demanding High Dowry
Renowned Scholar & DELSU Professor, Albert Ofuoku, Is Dead
Delta PDP Adopts Integrity Group As A Pressure Group Under Its Structure
Mike Nwaukoni Arrested, Charged With Terrorism, Attempted Murder
INTERVIEW: APC Will Take Over Delta In 2027, I Have No Interest In Governorship – Ned Nwoko
Agbarha Community Holds 2025 ‘Agbarha Day’, Gives Update On Court Cases
BREAKING: Police Declare Christopher Odiakaose, Leonard Happy Wanted For Alleged Murder, Offer N500,000 Bounty
Knights Or Kings? Power Struggles In The Order Of St. Mulumba
-
News21 hours agoDon Calls On State Govts To Educate Communities On Dangers Of Demanding High Dowry
-
Politics23 hours agoLocal Government Election Holds Tomorrow – Governor Adeleke
-
Church Gists5 hours agoPst. Jerry Eze Celebrates Wife, Eno On Her Birthday
-
Open Letter4 hours agoOpen Letter To General Ibrahim Babangida: Abacha’s Legacy Shines Where Yours Faltered
-
News5 hours agoEFCC Hands Over $132,362.43, N78,566,324.81 To Foreign Victims Of Fraud