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Acting President Visits US Nigeria's Acting President, Dr. GoodLuck Jonathan is to visit the United States on Sunday. The visit is on the invitation of US President, Barack Obama. Laws On Past Leaders’ Benefits Amended The Senate has excluded past military leaders as beneficiary of remunerations in a new law. Approving the report of its committee on National Planning, Economic Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, the Senate approved that the amended Decree 32 of the Constitution provides for only democratically elected former Presidents to benefit from entitlements. INEC To Roll Out 2011 Election Time Table INEC has said it will roll out the comprehensive timetable for the 2011 general election next week Tuesday. INEC Chairman, Professor Maurice Iwu said at a meeting with Senate President David Mark and other senators in Abuja that voters’ registration would start between June and July. South Africa Wants US To Abstain From Vote South Africa has said it expects the United States to abstain from voting on its disputed application to the World Bank for a loan to fund a power project, on which a decision is likely in early April. US Slams Eritrea Over Human Rights The United States says Eritrea’s systematic abuses of human rights are destabilising influence. In its annual human rights country report, the U.S. State Department accused Eritrea of sponsoring terrorism in North Eastern Africa and acting as a source and conduit for arms to insurgents in Somalia.
Acting President Visits US Nigeria's Acting President, Dr. GoodLuck Jonathan is to visit the United States on Sunday. The visit is on the invitation of US President, Barack Obama.
Laws On Past Leaders’ Benefits Amended The Senate has excluded past military leaders as beneficiary of remunerations in a new law. Approving the report of its committee on National Planning, Economic Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, the Senate approved that the amended Decree 32 of the Constitution provides for only democratically elected former Presidents to benefit from entitlements.
INEC To Roll Out 2011 Election Time Table INEC has said it will roll out the comprehensive timetable for the 2011 general election next week Tuesday. INEC Chairman, Professor Maurice Iwu said at a meeting with Senate President David Mark and other senators in Abuja that voters’ registration would start between June and July.
South Africa Wants US To Abstain From Vote South Africa has said it expects the United States to abstain from voting on its disputed application to the World Bank for a loan to fund a power project, on which a decision is likely in early April.
US Slams Eritrea Over Human Rights The United States says Eritrea’s systematic abuses of human rights are destabilising influence. In its annual human rights country report, the U.S. State Department accused Eritrea of sponsoring terrorism in North Eastern Africa and acting as a source and conduit for arms to insurgents in Somalia.
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