There was serious chaos and panic as fire erupted in part of the Murtala Muhammad International Airport in Lagos, Nigeria. It was reported that the fire started on Tuesday night. It was gathered that the fire was caused by a cable malfunction on the Tarmac, which resulted in the destruction of some parts of FAAN's administrative office.

The Minister for Humanitarian Affairs and poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, has revealed that her ministry under the government of president Tinubu will expands its social register to include families of diseased Military personnel and those with permanent disability sustained during war. The Minister stated this yesterday in Abuja when she visited the Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, General Christopher Musa.

Former Chairman of the Committee on Persecution of Bandits Related Offences in Zamfara state, Sani Shinkafi has call on the national Youth Service corps, NYSC, against posting its corps members to states like Zamfara , Kebbi and Sokoto states. He made the call today on a Channels Television breakfast programme, “Subrise Daily” reminding the federal government of the dangers involve in sending its youth corps members to unsafe states in the country especially the one infested by banditry.

The Department of States Services, DSS has revealed it has uncovered plan by some politicians across the country to mobilise student leaders, thugs and ethnic association to stage a violent protest in the country soon.
The secret police claimed the planned protest would be shrouded as a protest against the hardship being currently experienced in the country, but it says the real reason is to rubbish the Tinubu led administration.

The Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Welfare Commission, NPWC, Reverend Yakubu Pam, has called on Nigerian politicians in the interest of National cohesion and to support the government, has called on politicians to shun all narratives that are divisive in the country. The clergy made this call during weekend in Abuja, the federal capital while addressing newsmen on assessment of the Tinubu’s 100 days in office.

The Nigerian Labour congress, NLC, has today revealed its intention to shut down the economy for two days as a warning strike following the unabated suffering the removal of the petroleum subsidy has inflicted on Nigerians without succour. According to the NLC, the warning strike will be observed on 5th and 6th of September, i.e Tuesday and Wednesday of Next week, all things being equal. NLC concluded the plan to embark on the industrial action after its National Executive Council, NEC, meeting it holds yesterday in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.