FEATURED
BREAKING: Buhari ‘Appoints’ Ogbonnaya Onu As SGF
Barring any unforeseen circumstances, President Muhammadu Buhari may have appointed immediate past Minister of Science and Technology, Dr Ogbonnaya Onu, as the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) for his second four-year tenure which started on May 29, 2019.
A credible source close to Aso Presidential Villa told News Express on Friday afternoon that “Except in the event of a last-minute change of mind, Dr. Onu will be appointed the next SGF within days.
A loyal and long-time member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Onu, who hails from Ebonyi State, is a former Governor of old Abia State.
According to the newspaper, President Buhari has been under pressure to give the SGF position to the South-East following the shutting out of the region from government – including leadership of the military and the National Assembly.
Christmas: Isoko South Boss Brings Cheer to Elderly, Presents Food Items, Cash
Wife of Isoko South Chairman Donates Food Items to Elderly Persons to Celebrate Christmas
Tony Elumelu Says Heirs Energies Agrees $750m Afreximbank Financing a Validation of African Enterprise
EFCC Arraigns Three Indians, Nigerian for Alleged Criminal Breach of Trust
We’re Committed to Peace, Responsible Energy Development in Ogoniland – NNPC Ltd
Delta Police Denies Flouting Presidential Order on Police Withdrawal from VIPs
CAC RC Number for Coys, NIN for Individuals – How FIRS Resolved Tax ID Controversy
Delta: Prince Chukwumeke Ugbome Installed as Uwaoma of Okpai Kingdom
ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS GLO – TONI KAN
‘Without Divine Intervention, I Wouldn’t Be Here’ – Isoko South Boss Says at End of Year Thanksgiving
New U.S. Visa Restrictions Set to Take Effect in Early 2026 for 19 Nations
Isoko North Restrains Movement of Motorcycles From 10:00pm to 6:00am Between Dec 22nd to Jan 2, 2026
Delta Gov., Oborevwori Gets Ovation as he Inspects Mega Flyover Projects in DSC Roundabout, Enerhen Junction
Shake-ups in U.S Diplomatic Service as Trump Directs Ambassadors to Nigeria, Other Nations to Return to Washington
