Arios! Pope Benedict XVI

Arios! Pope Benedict XVI

TODAY marks the end of the reign of Pope Benedict XVI as the head of the Catholic Church, in a manner like no other. We are witnessing the end of an epoch which last took place 598 years ago – a living Pope is acceding his office.
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SANs, lawyers, hail NJC for retiring alleged ‘corrupt’ judges

SANs, lawyers, hail NJC for retiring alleged ‘corrupt’ judges

National Judicial Council, NJC, headed by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Aloma Mukhtar, last week after its emergency meeting in Abuja, recommended the retirement of two judges of the high court. The council accused Justices Charles Archibong of the Federal High Court and Thomas Naron of the Plateau State High Court for gross misconducts, contrary to their oaths of office. Specifically, they accused Justice Archibong of lacking “full grasp of the law and procedure of the court.”

Nigeria, ten million mobile phones for farmers

Nigeria, ten million mobile phones for farmers

THE recently announced Ministry of Agriculture’s plan to distribute 10 million mobile phones to rural farmers has generated a lot of debate and criticisms. For Many Nigerians, it is a controversial gesture and a misplacement of priorities.

Jonathan, Amaechi friction: Rivers youths threaten to dump PDP

Jonathan, Amaechi friction: Rivers youths threaten to dump PDP

Some youths in Rivers State, under the aegis of Rivers Youths Democratic Movement, RYDM, have threatened to dump Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for emergent All Progressives Congress, APC, over perceived determination by President Goodluck Jonathan to frustrate Governor Rotimi Amaechi’s ambition in 2015.

Court orders IGP, 2 others to pay lawyer N25.5m as damages

Court orders IGP, 2 others to pay lawyer N25.5m as damages

OWERRI — An Owerri High Court presided over by Justice Nonyerem Okoronkwo, has ordered the Inspector General of Police to pay a Lagos-based legal practitioner, Mr. Emeka Ozoani, N25.2 million instead of the N50 billion sought as aggravated damages for assault and humiliation.

NNPC loses N3.6bn to Arepo pipeline  vandalisation

NNPC loses N3.6bn to Arepo pipeline vandalisation

Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, might have lost N3.6 billion in the six weeks of the latest vandalism of its System 2B Pipeline at Arepo, in Ogun State. Group Managing Director of NNPC, Mr. Andrew Yakubu, gave the indication, when he visited the site of the damaged pipeline, currently undergoing repairs.