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Ruling on the application on Wednesday, Justice Evelyn Maha said proceeding with the hearing of the application amounts to reviewing the order of a court of coordinate jurisdiction. Justice Maha insisted that the matter is already before…
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The kidnap kingpin said one of the bullets fired by the soldiers damaged his scrotum and left him sterile and ever since, he has been unable to use his manhood due to the injury.
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A private driver who also witnessed the attack, Danladi Sani, said, “I narrowly escapeed the bandits attack at Olam because my car was behind one of the vehicles damaged by their gunshots as they shot sporadically to vehicles that ran into…
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The police have granted bail to Biodun Fatoyinbo, senior pastor at the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), accused of rape. TheCable reported that Frank Mba, police spokesman, said on Tuesday night that Fatoyinbo was served bail hours…
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The Embassy lamented that Americans were paying too much to secure Nigerian visas and thus the US government decided to retaliate. The US embassy said it had been holding talks with the Nigerian government to reduce the fee but the…
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Parading the suspects, the state Commissioner of police, Amba Asuquo said the suspect was arrested in Akure, Ondo state where he was hiding after commiting the crime through information from his family members.
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Members of the Assembly constituted the panel on Tuesday during plenary, saying it was important to investigate the purchase of the 820 buses out of the 5,000 buses proposed by the former governor for mass transit in the state.
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Pastor Fatoyinbo is being interrogated by a team of four policemen led by Assistant Commissioner of Police Adaku Uche Anya.
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A notice at the outlet in Texas said it was no longer doing Western Union Transfers to Nigeria, with apologies for any inconvenience.
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While Malami insists the judiciary is fully independent, the CJN thinks otherwise.
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