Why it’s difficult for police to prosecute criminal cases – Pedro, SAN

Why it’s difficult for police to prosecute criminal cases – Pedro, SAN

Mr. Lawal Pedro (SAN) is the Solicitor General of Lagos State. No doubt, if you talk about prosecutor in the state today, he is one of the most experienced prosecutors, having led the prosecution team that succeeded in convincing a Lagos State High Court that Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, former chief security officer to late General Sanni Abacha, was the brain behind the murder of Alhaja Kudirat Abiola.
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ITF, NECA boost technical education, donate equipment to FSTC

ITF, NECA boost technical education, donate equipment to FSTC

INDUSTRIAL Training Fund, ITF, and the Nigeria Employers Consultative Association, NECA, have donated multi-million naira worth of electrical and telecommunication equipment to the Federal Science and Technical Colleges, FSTC, Yaba, Lagos.

UNIJOS goes tough on indecent dressing

UNIJOS goes tough on indecent dressing

University of Jos, UNIJOS, has gone tough against indecent dressing with a warning that improperly dressed students will be arrested by the institution’s security men.

Navy conducts sea exercise against crude oil theft, piracy

Navy conducts sea exercise against crude oil theft, piracy

THE Eastern Naval Command of the Nigerian Navy has concluded a sea exercise aimed at increasing naval presence in the nation’s maritime domain to curb crude oil theft, illegal bunkering and piracy that had negatively affected the country’s economy.

AMCON Spells More Trouble

AMCON Spells More Trouble

THE bad news about the N2.37 trillion debt Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, now bears, is neither the weight of the debts nor the fact that its results would be in the red for some time.

Police arrest Fashina, JAF leaders over Okada protest

Police arrest Fashina, JAF leaders over Okada protest

THE Police yesterday in Yaba area of Lagos, arrested former President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Dr. Dipo Fashina and four other leaders of the Joint Action Front, JAF, who were leading hundreds of activists and commercial motor cycle operators, popularly known as Okada riders, to protest the ban on Okada activities on some Lagos roads.