Effective judicial process critical to financial stability – NDIC

The Managing Director and Chief Executive of the NDIC, Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim stated this at the opening ceremony of the Corporation’s 2015 Sensitization Seminar for Judges of States and Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Courts in Abuja. Alhaji Ibrahim said that no matter how robust the NDIC’s extant laws, the Corporation needed the legal support from the judiciary to achieve its mandate, adding that the Corporation would continue to seek the cooperation and understanding of the judiciary, given that the Judiciary is constitutionally vested with the powers of interpretation of statutes and laws in the Federation.
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APC chieftain kidnapped in Imo

OWERRI—A chieftain of All Progressives Congress, APC, Rev. Emmanuel Ebomuche, has been kidnapped by unknown persons in Imo State.

City of Miami fetes Justice Chioma Nwosu-Iheme

IT was a great day for Nigeria and its international image recently when one of the top ten cities in the United States of America, the City of Miami, received Nigeria’s Justice Chioma Nwosu-Iheme of the Federal Court of Appeal, an erudite scholar who is the first female doctorate degree holder to serve as a judge.

Buhari to inaugurate FEC, Wednesday

ABUJA— The nation’s 36 ministers-designate, who were recently confirmed by the Senate, will take their oaths of office in the Council Chambers of the Presidential Villa on Wednesday after which President Muhammadu Buhari will preside over the first Federal Executive Council.

Trigger-happy policeman shoots ESUT student

OWERRI—A student of Enugu State University of Technology, Miss Jovita Nwakaego Ezeala, narrowly escaped death, arising from a gunshot wound she sustained from a trigger-happy policeman along Owerri-Aba Federal Highway, on October 31.

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