Nigerians evacuating Sudan lament as drivers stop over pending payment (Video)

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Nigerians stranded in the war-torn Sudan lament as bus drivers evacuating them from the location reportedly stop in the middle of nowhere, claiming that they haven’t been paid. You may recall that Nigerian students stranded in the country had called on the FG to come to their aid.

Nigerians Sudan laments bus middle of nowhere drivers

It was gathered that the Nigerian government had sent out several buses to the country to bring them back home. However, a recent video which surfaced online shows some Nigerians lamenting that they had been abandoned again. One of the passengers in the video could be heard saying that the drivers had stopped the car in the middle of nowhere, saying that they haven’t received payment for the journey. Watch the video below;

Anti-Tinubu passenger remanded in prison pending mental health report

Anti-Tinubu passenger remanded in prison pending mental health report

A passenger who caused a commotion by expressing anti-Tinubu sentiments on a Lagos-bound Ibom Air flight has been remanded in the Kuje prison by a Magistrate Court in Abuja.

Anti-Tinubu passenger remanded in prison pending mental health report

The anti-Tinubu passenger, Obiajulu Ujah, will remain there for one month while medical experts assess his mental health. Ujah is currently facing a criminal charge in case number CR/08/23, filed by the Commissioner of Police in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT. Magistrate Abdulazeel Ismail Muhammed of the FCT Magistrate Court ruled on Thursday in Zuba Magisterial District. “Having scrutinized the medical report dated 17th day of April 2023 and signed by Dr Olusegun Shoyombo, a consultant psychiatrist, I am of the opinion that the defendant cannot defend himself,” he said. Muhammed utilized Section 278(3) & (4) of the ACJA, 2015 due to the urgent need for medical attention. The section states that if the court is unconvinced of the defendant’s ability to defend themselves, the trial will be postponed, and the individual may be remanded for a maximum of one month. During this remand, a medical officer will oversee the defendant and provide a written assessment of their mental state before the end of the period. If the medical officer is unable to form a definite opinion, they will inform the court and request a further remand of up to three months. “From all these, the need to prevent the risk of jumping treatment and having found that Kuje Correctional Facility has the requisite medical personnel, I hereby order that the defendant be remanded for medical observation for one month,” Muhammed said. According to the magistrate, the Federal Government of Nigeria will bear the cost of the necessary medical treatment for the defendant, as provided by the medical personnel.

Peter Obi leads Tinubu in Lagos, 3 LG’s results pending

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According to the latest report, Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), is currently leading Tinubu in the presidential elections held in Lagos on Saturday. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declared results for 17 local governments, with the collation adjourned until 10:00 am. So far, Obi has garnered 449,088 votes, while Tinubu has received 416,431 votes. However, Tinubu has won in 10 local governments, while LP has won in 7 of the 17 LGAs declared. Tinubu’s wins include Agege, Apapa, Badagry, Epe, Ibeju-Lekki, Ifako-Ijaiye, Ikorodu, Lagos Island, Lagos Mainland, and Surulere, while Obi’s wins include Eti-Osa, Amuwo Odofin, Ikeja, Ajeromi-Ifelodun, Kosofe, Oshodi-Isolo, and Somolu. The results for Alimosho, Ojo, and Mushin are still pending.