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43YRS OLD MAN "MUHAMMADU ALI" has been shot dead in Damaiwa bush a village via Bursali Ward Zaki local government, Bauchi State. For involving in testing of bulletproof charm. A native doctor tested the charm on the 43-year-old man and three others. late muhammadu ali, a resident of Damaiwa village via Bursali ward Zaki Local Government Area of the state, was said to have gone to Damaiwa bush with the four people to test a charm he believed would protect him against weapons including guns. However and unfortunate for him, when a locally made gun was fired 🔫 at him to test the charm, the charm failed and the 43yrs old man muhammadu ali died from the shot. The spokesman of the state police command, Ahmed Wakil, confirmed the incident in a statement made available to newsmen. He said that when the Police received information about the incident, they rushed to the scene and evacuated the victim to the hospital, but he was pronounced dead by a medical doct...

Nigeria already owes billions of dollars in debt and grapples with high inflation a cost-of-living crisis. Nigeria’s government is celebrating a “landmark victory” after a UK court ruled it was not liable for a multibillion-dollar payout earlier awarded to a private firm over a failed gas project. The West African nation was previously ordered by an arbitration tribunal in 2017 to pay $6.6 billion, plus interest in damages to a British Virgin Islands-based engineering firm, Process and Industrial Developments Limited (P&ID). The company had sued for compensation over lost profits following the collapse of  a 20-year deal with Nigerian authorities in 2010  to build a gas processing facility. The awarded sum and accumulated interest had now exceeded $11 billion, nearly half of Nigeria’s federal budget for this year. If upheld by the London court, the tribunal’s $11 billion payout to P&ID would have taken a devastating toll ...

Nigeria senators gives their December salaries to kaduna Airstrike victims  All the 109 senators of the Federal Republic of Nigeria have donated their December salaries to the victims of the bombing mishap that toke place in Kaduna last Sunday The Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau I. Jibrin, announced this on Sunday at the Kaduna State Government House when he led a high-power delegation of Senate members to the state. The Senators were received at the Government House by Governor Uba Sani. Senator Barau, in a statement by his Special Adviser Media and Publicity, Ismail Mudashir, said the money would be sent to the state governor for onward delivery to the victims. there was a drone bombing in Tudun Biri, Igabi Local Government Area of the Kaduna State last week, leading to an outcry across the country. At least 120 innocent residents, who were celebrating an Islamic festival, were killed in the d...