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CJN vows to sack  unproductive, indolent judges

CJN vows to sack unproductive, indolent judges

ABUJA — In her bid to cleanse the judiciary, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Mariam Aloma-Mukhtar, weekend, maintained that henceforth, the National Judicial Council, NJC, would use its performance evaluation report to weed out incompetent and indolent judges from the bench.

That associations elections

That associations elections

So much has been said and written about the recently held elections into the various sports associations in Nigeria.

Investors confidence in Nigerian economy surge

Investors confidence in Nigerian economy surge

Investors’ interest and confidence in the Nigerian economy is surging, Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Yerima Lawan Ngama has disclosed. Citing 14 million hits and download of data from the website of the Nigerian Federal Office of Statistics, FOS, as a pointer, the minister observed too, that the percentage of non-filers in Nigeria of companies income tax regime declined from 54 per cent to 46 per cent last year.

Why we  returned rape victims to  orphanage – Ogun

Why we returned rape victims to orphanage – Ogun

The Ogun State government has explained that the decision to return the two children who were allegedly raped by a pastor to the orphanage where the incident took place was in the best interest of the children who had known no other place than the Home.

It’s Jonathan or no peace – Annkio Briggs

It’s Jonathan or no peace – Annkio Briggs

Says Nigerian presidency is not the birthright of Kaita’s family …
Annkio Briggs is undoubtedly one of the leading female activists to have come out from the Niger Delta region. President of the Agape Birthright, spokesperson of the Ijaw Republican Assembly (IRA) and also the United Niger Delta Energy Development Security Strategy (UNDEDSS), Briggs in this interview responds to issues concerning the 2015 presidential election and assertions by some Ijaw activists on the sustenance of the Jonathan presidency. Excerpts: