EFCC suit: Court orders official to represent Bank
Justice Samuel Candide-Johnson of a Lagos High Court sitting in Igbosere has ordered the Assistant Manager of Wema Bank Plc, Mr Adekunle Onitiri, to appear in court following a criminal suit brought against the bank and three others by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Constable docked over Okada rider’s murder
A 24-year-old police constable, Gaius Asogwa, was yesterday arraigned before an Ebute-Metta Chief Magistrate Court in Lagos, on one-count charge of unlawful killing of a commercial motorcyclist, popularly called Okada rider.
The Labour Movement and the Nigerian condition
LAST week working people celebrated May Day, the international day of working class solidarity. Since 1981, May Day has become a national holiday in Nigeria.
SON enforcing standards, workers welfare
Recently, more than 200 workers(admin, production and management staff) of Hong Xing Steel Company Limited, at Amuwo- Odofin industrial estate in Lagos, were ordered out of the company’s premise, leaving only security personnel at the gate.
Insecurity draining Army’s resources – Ihejirika
Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Azubuike Ihejirika, yesterday, lamented that the increasing wave of socio-political and ethno-religious violence recorded in different parts of the country was draining the resources of the Nigerian Army.
The Supreme Court’s approach to exemplary damages (3)
The debate on whether the modern legal system should recognize exemplary damages at all has been on and all in all the case for dispensing with them has been made out. The central argument is that they are anomalous in the civil sphere confusing the civil and criminal functions of the law.
