Impeachment: Imo deputy gov sues CJ, Assembly
IMO State Deputy Governor, Mr. Jude Agbaso, has dragged the state House of Assembly and Chief Judge, Justice A B Njemanze, before the state High Court in Owerri, asking the court to stop the impeachment panel from taking further steps towards removing him from office.
Emordi confident as Rangers battle Vital’ O
Enugu Rangers made the trip to Burundi for the first leg of the first round in the Caf Champions League against Vital’O today and their coach, Okey Emordi, named a squad without Super Eagles’ trio, Chigozie Agbim (not cleared), Chibuzor Okonkwo (not registered) and Sunday Mba, who is a player in dispute.
Lecturers flayed for shunning study funds
THE Provost of Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, Prof Adeyemi Idowu, has criticised the non-utilization of study funds in the custody of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TET-FUND) by the academic staff of tertiary institutions.
Mother-in-law tore my family apart – Man tells court
My seven years of living with him has been hell. He made life unbearable for me; if I continue with him, he might end up killing me. He takes me for granted because he got me pregnant while I was still in secondary school”, a housewife, Maria Nwanche, told an Agege Grade A Customary Court in a divorce suit.
INEC scores FCT Area Council elections below 40%, decries low turn out
NATIONAL Commissioner with the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in-charge of South East, Dame Gladys Nnenwafor, has decried the low turn out at the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Area Council elections conducted Saturday, saying that the turn out was below forty per cent.
