Economy
How Ganduje Inherited N8.9bn Debt as APC Chairman

How Ganduje Inherited N8.9bn Debt as APC Chairman
How Ganduje inherited N8.9bn debt as APC chairman. The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has revealed that he inherited a ₦8.9 billion debt from his predecessor upon assuming office.
Speaking at the APC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting in Abuja on Wednesday, Ganduje explained that the debt stemmed from pre-election legal battles, election petitions, and appeals related to legislative, governorship, and presidential elections.
“The current National Working Committee (NWC) inherited debts and legal liabilities totaling ₦8,987,874,663 from various legal engagements,” he stated.
However, he acknowledged that the APC National Legal Adviser, Prof. Abdul Kareem Kana (SAN), has been working to reduce the financial burden and appealed to the NEC for further intervention.
The NEC meeting was attended by President Bola Tinubu, Vice President Kashim Shettima, Senate President Godswill Akpabio, Speaker Tajudeen Abbas, state governors, NWC members, and other party chieftains.

Ganduje
Ganduje, who was elected APC National Chairman on August 3, 2023, pledged to uphold internal democracy, establish a scientific party membership register, and focus on election management and conflict resolution during his tenure.
Economy
Tinubu Welcomes Brazilian Delegation For Bilateral Talks

Tinubu Welcomes Brazilian Delegation For Bilateral Talks
Tinubu welcomes Brazilian delegation for Bilateral talks. A Brazilian delegation led by Minister of Foreign Affairs Mauro Viera visited Abuja to strengthen cooperation between Nigeria and Brazil.
The visit included delivering an official invitation from Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for President Bola Tinubu to visit Brazil soon.
Discussions focused on trade, investment, and cultural collaboration, with both nations signing agreements to enhance bilateral relations.
Viera praised Tinubu’s participation in the G-20 summit in Brazil last November and emphasized the need for deeper ties in culture, economics, and education.

Tinubu
Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Tuggar, highlighted Brazil’s historic support, recalling its participation in Nigeria’s independence celebrations, underscoring the long-standing relationship between both countries.
Economy
Gov. Fubara Calls For Lasting Peace In Rivers, Reaffirms Commitment to Education

Gov. Fubara Calls For Lasting Peace In Rivers, Reaffirms Commitment to Education
Gov. Fubara calls for lasting peace in Rivers, reaffirms commitment to education. Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has emphasized the need for lasting peace in the state, urging members of the Rivers State House of Assembly to fully comply with the Supreme Court ruling in the interest of stability and development.
Speaking on Thursday during the inauguration of the renovated Okrika Grammar School in Okrika LGA, Fubara reiterated his commitment to peaceful governance, stating, “For me to govern effectively, there must be peace. The Supreme Court has ruled, and we must abide by it.”
He also highlighted the government’s intervention in revamping the school, following a request from the Diocese of Okrika Anglican Communion.
The renovation aligns with his administration’s focus on education, healthcare, and food security.
Rivers State Commissioner for Education, Dr. Ovy Chukwuma, described the project as a testament to Fubara’s dedication to quality education.
The renovations included modern classrooms, hostels, an ICT library, laboratories, an administrative block, perimeter fencing, and improved sports facilities.

Governor Fubara
Fubara assured the Anglican Church that experts would assess erosion threats to the school’s land, ensuring its long-term sustainability.
The event saw praise from the Old Boys Association, community leaders, and religious figures, who commended the governor for restoring the institution’s legacy.
Economy
Rivers State Assembly to Investigate Chief Judge Over Alleged Age Falsification

Rivers State Assembly to Investigate Chief Judge Over Alleged Age Falsification
Rivers State Assembly to investigate Chief Judge over alleged age falsification. The Rivers State House of Assembly has initiated an investigation into the state’s Chief Judge, Justice Simeon Amadi, over alleged age falsification.
The move comes amid the ongoing political crisis in the state, involving a power struggle between FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and Governor Similayi Fubara.
On Thursday, the issue was raised during plenary after the House Leader, Hon. Major Jack, presented certain documents to the Speaker, Martin Amaewhule.
The Deputy Speaker, Hon. Dumle Maol, stated: “These documents indicate that Justice Simeon Amadi falsified his age in service. This is a serious allegation, and I hope the House takes legislative notice.”

Rivers State Assembly
Following deliberations, the Assembly resolved to request an investigation by the Department of State Services (DSS).
The motion was put to a vote and approved, directing the DSS to verify the claims and report back to the House.
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