The Operation, according to the NIS, tagged “Saukan Shaho” meaning the “Eagle has landed” which was sanctioned by the Comptroller-General, Isah Jere Idris, and supported by the state Governor, Douye Diri, led to the arrest of 44 Nigeriens, 35 togolese, 20 Beninese and 6 Ghanaians.
 

The bizarre claims reported in UK Daily Express, come from an interpretation of the French astrologer's book Les Prophéties.
 

He said, “But let us begin with Nigeria’s 62nd anniversary. It would be correct to say that we have never had it so bad. The independence anniversaries of 2020 and 2021 were observed against the background of the COVID pandemic and the international public health crisis which redefined our lives as citizens and as human beings. But there was hope that like all afflictions before it, since the pestilence of Biblical times, COVID-19 would one day be conquered and the world will regain its verve. It has not now disappeared completely, but indeed the world is alive again. As Nigeria celebrates its 62ndIndependence anniversary, we can joyfully look back on how our people survived the scourge, and can now openly sit together on Independence Day to reflect on the nation’s journey over the decades.
 

According to the statement, Rufai admitted a long history of using stolen identities to defraud U.S. disaster programs, including aid for Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, and file fraudulent U.S. tax returns.  At the sentencing hearing U.S. District Judge Benjamin H. Settle said, “The motivation was greed, unrestrained greed, and callousness towards those who have suffered.”
 

The human rights activist and #RevolutionNow convener stated this on Monday in a tweet on his Twitter page while reacting to the refinery utilisation rate report by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
 

It was gathered that the operation which led to the arrest of the unnamed soldier was carried out last week around Dankogi Park in Zuba in collaboration with members of the Vigilante Group of Nigeria in the area.
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The protesters lamented the non-payment of their Security Debarment Allowance, among others.
 

This conception is statutorily rooted in Section 36(5) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (FRN), which guarantees any person charged with an offence the presumption of innocence, until proven otherwise, hence the fulcrum for the grant of bail for an accused in a criminal trial. 

The commission stated this while reacting to reports in some sections of the media that a Federal High Court struck out EFCC's case against Metuh.
 

Although Ejiofor did not provide details, it may be connected to Kanu’s worsening health condition.