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INEC Chairman – Maurice Iwu Sacked
Expected to hand over to most senior officer
ABUJA—ACTING President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, yesterday, ordered the immediate sack of the Chairman of the Independent Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Maurice Iwu.
The Presidency said the INEC boss was to proceed on pre-disengagement leave without further delay.
Nine Nigerians killed in renewed Nigerian violence
At least nine persons were killed as fresh clashes erupted in Nigeria’s northern state of Plateau where hundreds have already died in recent sectarian conflict between the Muslims and Christians.
Yesterday, about seven bodies were exhumed from a shallow grave in Riyom in the neighbouring town of Jos which has been severely affected by the killings.
Jonathan warns new ministers to either Perform or get sacked
Acting President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, inaugurated a 38-man Executive Council of the Federation (EXCOF) with a charge that they perform or get kicked out of government.
Speaking during the inauguration at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, Jonathan, who will personally take charge as the minister of power, reminded that, the need to deliver dividends of democracy to the people should be paramount on their minds, so that the dream of the nation’s founding fathers would not be in vain.
Nigeria’s New Cabinet Sworn in
Nigeria’s acting president swore in a new Cabinet in the oil-rich nation on Tuesday, placing a former oil company employee in charge of the country’s petroleum ministry and an investment banker at the helm of its finances.
Ghadaffi issues apology to Nigeria over his comments
ABUJA—APPARENTLY remorseful over his misguided comments on Nigeria, Libyan dictator, Colonel Mamman Ghadaffi yesterday began an apologetic moves aimed at healing wounds inflicted on Nigeria, following the diplomatic row that resulted from his call for the splitting of Nigeria along religious lines.
Anenih and Daggash makes top 25-man cabinet list
A LIST of 25 ministerial nominees was, yesterday, delivered to the President of the Senate, Senator David Mark.
The list which includes seven from the just dissolved cabinet was delivered by Special Assistant to the President, Dr. Cairo Ojougboh, according to normally reliable sources in the National Assembly. It includes 18 new ministerial nominees.
US says okay to Jonathan’s style
*Says he has consolidated grip on power
*Believes Yar’Adua’s men won’t engineer political come back
Acting President Goodluck Jonathan’s consolidation of his grip on power is drawing applause from the United States of America which says his efforts are easing a political crisis that once fanned fears of instability in the country.
Explosions hit amnesty talks in Niger delta oil Region
* Militants detonate two bombs outside amnesty talks
* Passers-by injured, no reports of serious casualties
* Threat of more attacks on oil industry
* Potential setback for Acting President Jonathan
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By Segun Owen

