Quit now, Southern youths tell Jonathan
Coordinator of the group, Mr. Nnonyelu Offoma in a statement in Awka, Anambra state yesterday, said it should be borne in mind that the Vice President was chosen for the office because it was expected that he would use the position to resolve the crisis in the region.
Group makes case for ex-UNIBEN VC’s entitlements
Addressing newsmen, President of the group, Mr. Joe Akaraiwe, said “Professor Nwanze had been denied his entitlements as an ex-vice chancellor by the present management of UNIBEN which he alleged is being tele-guided by some unseen hands.
Discrimination: Amaechi asks judges to protect women
Making the appeal at the inaugural sitting of the Customary Court of Appeal (CCA), Rumuogba, Obio/Akpor local government area yesterday, Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi said some practices were evil and told the members to be guided by their conscience while delivering justice.
Female pilgrims to undergo pregnancy tests
“Pregnant women are not allowed to embark on the pilgrimage because of the rigorous nature of the exercise. We have had cases of miscarriages because of the pressure they pass through.
Senior Customs officer on the run over N750m fraud
A senior Customs officer serving at the Seme border Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), is on the run over his alleged involvement in a N750 million import duty fraud which took place at the Command between May 2006 and December 2008.
Saraki signs Land Charge Bill into law
In his remark, Speaker of the Kwara State House of Assembly, Alhaji Abdullazeez Babatunde Mohammed, said the state Land Charge Bill was an executive bill which passed through three readings and that a public hearing was also conducted before it was put in place, adding that it was brought to the House will the aim of ensuring prudent use of land resource in the state.
