Abuja Media Circle

Walid Jubril, the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Board of Trustees [BOT], has said the party leaders are ready to visit and sympathise with President Muhammadu Buhari in London. Jubril, who denied that the party promoted the rumoured death of the President, said that the PDP was rather praying fervently for Buhari’s safe return to Nigeria. “Let him be well and come back and continue with his leadership of Nigeria. If we are to be given the opportunity, the PDP leaders will even go to London to wish him well and sympathize with his family,” he said in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria [NAN] in Kaduna.

Fatoumata Tambajang, the Gambia’s political change agent has been appointed as the new Vice President of the new government of President Adama Barrow. Tambajang has ever been a good mediator engaging opposition parties to create a credible gender-balanced coalition for the 2016 National Elections which resulted to her election as Chair of the Coalition that fought to effect a regime change. Her appointment was announced todaby Halifa Sallah, the Spokesperson of President Adama Barrow at a Press Conference held in Banjul. He further announced that the remaining list of Cabinet ministers will be announced later on State TV GRTS. Tambajang did great strides to unite opposition members in defeating the former dictator Yahya Jammeh in the December 2016 presidential election, ending his 22 years rule of tiny West African nation.

Oyo State Governor, Abiola Ajimobi yesterday, Monday, 23rd of Jan., 2016 signed into laws, the state’s Administration of Criminal Justice Bill, 2016, and Violence Against Women Bill, 2016. The governor signed the two bills after the state executive council meeting. He told newsmen after the assent that the laws would enhance justice in his administration. “Our own government is a law-abiding one,” he said.

The need to for this newly birthed company become paramount considering the gap created in the entertainment industry nationwide by the concentration of entertainment activities in one part of the Nation. In the bid to breach this gap is what gave birth to the establishment of DCT Entertainment. DCT entertainment is poised to breach this gap by spurring entertainment activities in Nigeria and Africa at large. At DCT we are dedicated to bringing quality entertainment activities to the residents of Abuja and Nigerians in general. We have concluded plans to introduce strategic programmes and events that will really engage Nigerians and Africans in a manner that have never been seen before. DCT Entertainment as driver of Entertainment in Nigeria will become a haven for all music artist resident in Nigeria. It will sign upcoming artist into her Record Label and ensure proper development of these artist. It will provide several mentoring activities to this artist and guide...

Eight o’clock on Monday morning President Donald Trump will walk into the Oval Office to take his seat behind the historic ‘resolute desk’ for the first time. But despite his age the former reality TV star has said he will “work all hours” determined to fulfil his central campaign promise of radical change within his “first hour in office”. While most leaders look to their first 100 days as a measure of their progress, egotistical Trump has boasted that by the time he falls asleep on Monday night already his policies will have begun. Here are the keys issues he promised to tackle by April 29… 1 Immigration The new President has said, among other pledges, border security is “the single first thing I’ll do” demanding work on a 40ft wall along America’s southern border with Mexico start immediately. “My country, we will get from my first day in office on very secure borders,” he bragged. “ One of my first decrees, which I will sign on the first day - so on Monday, not Friday or Saturd...

Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday visited former President Olusegun Obasanjo at his Ibogun-Olaogun country home at Coker/Ibogun Local Council Development Area, Ogun State. It was gathered that Jonathan arrived the village where Obasanjo was born around noon and both former presidents held a closed-door meeting which lasted for about one hour. After the  meeting , Obasanjo took him on a tour of the village before coming back to his compound. When approached by journalists for information about the visit, Jonathan declined to comment. Obasanjo on his part, however, called on Nigerians to always work in the interest of the country as God did not make a mistake by bringing all the tribes together in one country called Nigeria. He said, “I want to say that we have it, Nigeria is a good country and we must never be tired of lifting the country up to the height that God has created it to be. And God did not make a mistake when he put all of us together and if He doesn’t want ...

Chaos has erupted in the streets of Washington as over 90 anti-Trump supporters have been arrested following a violent clash with police against the Republican's inaugaration. Protesters have set the American flag on fire in the middle of the street.