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The web how you want it
N6bn technical academy for Anambra
Apapa LG boss commends Army
GSM coys and their billions of naira revenue
Nana urges support for Koko devt agency
Kano govt to set up board for Arabic education
Counsel clarifies judgment against Shell
Jonathan can’t perform any power miracle –David West
Enugu traders fault election of new exco
Acquire skills, Mimiko tells youths
EKICCIMA boss laments poor investment
Don asks Fashola to make construction sector top priority
2 Policemen abducted in Aba
Controversy trails appointmentof new Oko Poly Rector
Ondo: Blame PDP for decampment, says lawmaker
Anxiety as residents protest Monday’s killings in Plateau
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SubscribeAppeal Court reserves ruling on EFCC, Fani-Kayode suit
The Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos has adjourned for judgment in the appeal by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, against the ruling of a Federal High Court, Lagos, on the admissibility of computer print-out statement of account tendered by the commission before the lower court.
Tension in Rivers as court rules on Amaechi today
NSINUATIONS that result of the last governorship election in Rivers State would be annulled at today’s sitting of the Court of Appeal in Port Harcourt have continued to dominate discussion in several circles in the state
Minister urges review of free education
Minister of Education, Professor Ruqayatu Rufai’I has declared that there was need to take critical review of free education policy in the country, saying that the policy should be discarded.
Group disagrees with A’Court’s verdict on Emodi
By Innocent Anaba ENUGU—The Igbo Leadership Forum, ILF, has condemned the conflicting judgements delivered by the Court of Appeal sitting in Enugu over the 2007 senatorial election of Anambra North Senatorial zone, won by Senator Joy Emodi. The group also asked the Nigeria Judicial Council, NJC, to urgently intervene in the matter by calling the […]
IBB : We cannot forget the past (2)
ONE of the institutions most devastated under Babangida, was the judiciary. As usual, he presented himself as a champion of what he hoped to destroy.
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