HomeGovernment GovernmentSecurity Just ln: DG NIA Tenders Resignation Letter To President Tinubu. By TheInvestigatornews - August 24, 2024 60 0 PinterestWhatsAppFacebookXLinkedinTelegram Felicia Asuquo, Abuja The Director General of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA), Ahmed Rufai Abubakar, on Saturday tendered his resignation to President Bola Tinubu. The reason for his resignation is not yet known. Details later…….. PinterestWhatsAppFacebookXLinkedinTelegram Previous articleAyinde @60: Isolo Council Boss,Hon Olasoju Celebrates Lagos Chief Of Staff Ayinde TayoNext articleHeartland FC Accident: Heavy Knocks For Tico/Select Pre Season Tournament Organizers. TheInvestigatornewshttp://www.theinvestigatornews.com.ng LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. FOLLOW US15,702FansLike13,560FollowersFollow78,909SubscribersSubscribe LATEST POSTS CSOs, Journalists Endorse Governor Alia , Commends Remi Tinubu’s Solidarity With Good Governance 120 Hours of Determination:Lagos Barber, Damilola Completes Historic 120-Hour Guinness World Record Attempt, Inspires Youth Across Oto-Awori Kogi Forests No Longer Safe For Criminals, Ododo Declares Lagos Youth Commissioner, Lawmaker Boost Damilola’s Record-Breaking Hairdressing Marathon Bid Kogi Cracks Down On Banditry, Imposes Okada Ban And Night Travel Restrictions Related Stories News CSOs, Journalists Endorse Governor Alia , Commends Remi Tinubu’s Solidarity With Good Governance Community News 120 Hours of Determination:Lagos Barber, Damilola Completes Historic 120-Hour Guinness World Record Attempt, Inspires Youth Across Oto-Awori Government Kogi Forests No Longer Safe For Criminals, Ododo Declares Uncategorized Lagos Youth Commissioner, Lawmaker Boost Damilola’s Record-Breaking Hairdressing Marathon Bid Government Kogi Cracks Down On Banditry, Imposes Okada Ban And Night Travel Restrictions Load more