Today’s Headlines: Insecurity Will End By December-FG; Buhari In Closed-Door Meeting With Polish Leader Andrzej Duda.

Insecurity Will End By December – FG.

The federal government says it is working to end the nation’s security challenges by December.

Rauf Aregbesola, minister of interior, said this on Monday at a joint security press conference in Abuja.

The minister said security agencies are working to “eliminate” those causing violent attacks in the country, with December as the deadline.

“Nigerians have the assurance of all of us that their security is guaranteed. So, we’re here to assure you that you’re safe; that is why we’re here on the instructions of the president that you’re safe and that each day going to December, our safety and security will be better he said.

Buhari In Closed-Door Meeting With Polish Leader Andrzej Duda.

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President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday, met behind closed dooprs with President Andrzej Duda of Poland.

This visit to the State House, Abuja was confirmed by Tolu Ogunlesi, the Special Assistant on Digital and New Media.

The Polish leader, who arrived at the Presidential Villa at about 10.30a.m, was received by the Nigerian leader at the fore Court of the state House.

The two leaders went into bilateral talks to discuss issues concerning both countries as well as international matters.

Wike Made Sacrifices To Sustain PDP – Party Secretary.

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The national secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, Samuel Anyanwu, has said that Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has made “immense sacrifice for the sustenance of the party.”

Anyanwu, in a statement issued in Owerri, Imo state, on Tuesday by his spokesperson, Ikenna Onuoha, said he never made comments against Wike in regards to the crisis rocking the party.

The PDP national scribe said that the media report quoting him that he had distanced himself from the Rivers state governor was completely false, malicious, and an extreme act of wicked mischief by desperate power seekers.

FG Constitutes Team To Review Nimi- Brigg’s Committee Report.

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The Federal Government, has constituted another committee to look into the recommendations of the Emeritus Professor Nimi Briggs committee in charge of the renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement between the government, and the university-based staff unions.

The unions include the Academic Staff Union of Universities, and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, among others, The Punch reports.

The 14-man committee comprise some pro-chancellors, vice-chancellors and other stakeholders.

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