Govt, IOCs hold fast to arguments on PIB
The disagreement over the contentious Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, between the government and the International Oil Companies, IOCs, reared its head again at the just concluded business forum of the Nigerian Gas Association, NGA.
Man sentenced to 10-hour community service for stealing phones
An Abule Egba Magistrates’ Court in Lagos on Monday sentenced Ibrahim Adebayo, 20, to ten hours of community service for stealing two phones valued N50,000.
Airport car hire operators battle FAAN over levy
Airport Car Hire Operators in Nigeria have vowed to take legal action against the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, if it should go ahead with its alleged plan to impose extra charges on them.
Lagos Assembly tackles Omo-Oniles, proposes 3-yr jail term
Hard times awaits those called Omo-Onile and Ajagungbale as the Lagos State House of Assembly has proposed a three-year jail term for any person or group of people who engage in forcible entry and occupation of landed properties in the state.
Truths, lies and my EFCC days
I read Mahmud Jega’s Daily Trust column a fortnight ago, with the title “Gra-gra versus softly-softly”. It was composed in his characteristic meticulousness which also touched a nerve that concerns all. It also involved me, personally.
Tenant drags caretaker to court over house maintenance
Mrs Florence Abbas, a tenant at Sabo Tasha, Kaduna, has dragged her caretaker to a Magajin Gari Sharia Court, claiming for refund of N50,000 she spent to renovate a single room occupied by her.
