The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has told a Federal High Court sitting in Lafia, Nasarawa State presided over by Justice Marcel Awokulehin, that a former Nasarawa State governor, Aliyu Akwe Doma and six others standing trial on a 17-count criminal charge of laundering state funds totaling over N18 billion, have a case to answer.

WHY do we amend the Constitution so often yet end up more dissatisfied with the document? What are the important items that should be changed to make the Constitution workable?

An Igbosere Magistrate’s Court, Lagos, has remanded three persons, arraigned for the killing of one Wasiu Ajose by setting him ablaze, following a fight of supremacy over control of Mushin and its motor parks, which had been on since 2009.

Lagos State Government is seeking N31.4 billion ($200m) loan from the World Bank, to fund strategic projects in the state this year.

ELEVEN suspected members of a robbery gang were arrested by the Lagos Police Command which foiled their attempt to rob a new generation bank at Gbagada area of the state.

The former Governor of Kwara State, Senator Bukola Saraki, yesterday, withdrew the application he filed before a Federal High Court in Abuja with a view to stopping the Special Fraud Unit of the Nigerian Police Force from arresting him over his alleged involvement in an N21billion loan scam.

The Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) has directed the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) not to go ahead with its Annual General Meeting (AGM) planned to hold tomorrow over issues of corporate governance by the institute.

NATIONAL Chairman of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Chief Victor Umeh, yesterday, declared the readiness of his party to field a presidential candidate in the 2015 general elections, in line with the collective desire of Ndigbo to produce the next president of the country.

A Federal High Court sitting in Calabar, Cross River State, has ordered the Nigerian Army and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps NSCDC, to pay N150 million, for killing one Mr. Efenji Ochikiri.

ONLY in Niger, a state that styles itself as the Power State could such power play be imagined. Before now the Niger State House of Assembly had already won the dubious record of having elected a Speaker that served for only two days. That was Ndako Kpaki. His predecessor, Mohammed Alkali spent a lengthy three months.