Members of Niger State House of Assembly, yesterday accused the executive of lacking the capacity and political will to prosecute looters of the state treasury with a view to recovering same.

THE Ogiamien family of Utantan, Benin, Edo State has warned the Benin Traditional Council, BTC, that any attempt to circumvent the Ekiokpagha treaty between the family and the Oba during the coronation rites of a new monarch, will bring an end to the reign of the current dynasty in the kingdom.

Physically challenged people in Plateau State on the platform of Disability Progressive Group, DPG, of the All Progressives Congress, APC, yesterday applauded President Muhammadu Buhari, for appointing a physically challenged person as his Special Adviser.

Control Risks, a global risk consultancy firm, yesterday said that the Federal Government fight on corruption, economic reforms and quick passage of some important bills before the National Assembly will boost the economy.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has said that the Aide-de-Camp, ADC, to former President Goodluck Jonathan was being held on the orders of the Nigerian Army.

The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, yesterday distanced itself from claims by MTN Nigeria that it persuaded the phone company to withdraw its lawsuit for both sides to reach an out-of-court settlement over a N780 billion fine imposed by the regulator.

An appeal has gone to good spirited Nigerians to come to the aid of less privileged citizens in society, especially the motherless babies and children orphaned by varying circumstances.

Worried by the dwindling economic fortunes in the country,the Enugu State Government,yesterday,activated machinery towards the successful hosting of a maiden World Investment Summit scheduled to hold April 12-14.

AN indigene of Amasiri community in Afikpo North Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, Mr Ikiri Okugo was Friday arrested by the Ebonyi State Police Command for allegedly inflicting severe machete cuts on a police officer (name withheld).

This is the second edition of this discourse. In the first part which was published in Vanguard yesterday, the author argued that the issue of jurisdiction in the Saraki case cannot be settled aright without reference to section 6 of the constitution and the decisions based on it.