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- MASSOB asked the government to conduct a referendum in the south east to determine the state of Biafra  - The group said if this is not done, no election will be conducted in the region  - It also claimed Kogi and some part of Benue are agitating to join the Biafra movement

Yes, the Nigerian Army confirmed some days ago that the soldier accused of assault is being interrogated . But now, it has come up with a punishment for the young soldier. According to the latest post on the social media account of the Nigerian Army, the young soldier has been sentenced to 28 days imprisonment with hard labour and his salary will be forfeited for those days.

- Senator Chris Ngige denied endorsing Igbo marginalisation because they did not vote for Buhari  - He insisted that Igbos however made a bad investment in voting Jonathan - The minister said the Buhari administration is carrying out projects in the region Senator Chris Ngige who is the minister of labour and employment has called on Igbos to be strategically positioned for 2019 saying he did not endorse Igbo marginalisation. 

- South East Assemby has asked Abuja Court to revoke Nnamdi Kanu’s bail  - Justice Binta Nyako of Abuja High Court had on April 25 granted Kunu bail  - It maintained that Kanu’s struggle for Biafra does not enjoy the support of right thinking Igbo people both at home and in diaspora IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu Vanguard reports that the group which is under the aegis of South East Peoples Assembly (SEPA) in a letter dated May 31 and signed by its President, Prince Chukwuemeka Okorie, urged the Chief Judge of the high court,  Justice Ibrahim Auta, to as a matter of urgency, revoke Kanu’s bail. NAIJAFINIX . com gathered that SEPA maintained that the IPOB leader has continued to conduct himself in a manner that is totally at variance with terms and conditions of his bail, among which included that he must not hold rallies, grant interviews or be in a crowd of more than 10 people. It said: “Obviously, the recklessness with which he made media statements and even org

Reports from Aso Rock villa in Abuja on Wednesday, May 3 are that for the third time in a row, President Muhammadu Buhari was absent at Federal Executive Council meeting. The Cable reports that in the president's place is Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.

- Lagos attorney-general Kazeem says the government is working on de-congesting the prison facilities in the state by promptly executing those on death row  - Reverend King and all those who have been on death roll for long are among those set to have a date with the hangman's noose  - Kazeem notes that the government's decision is partly based on the concerns raised by prison officials about the congested state of the state's detention facilities The Lagos State Government is set to execute General-Overseer of the Christian Praying Assembly Chukwuemeka Ezeugo aka Reverend King.  PM News reports on Tuesday, April 18 that barring last minute change King and others on death row in Lagos prisons would be hanged very soon. This was confirmed on Tuesday by the state's Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice Adeniji Kazeem at a ministerial press conference.