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$2.1bn arms deal: Jonathan must face the law – Ndume

SENATE leader, Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, APC, Borno South has asked the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC to go after former President Goodluck Jonathan to explain his role in the on – going investigation into the $2.1 billion arms deal.

I sold car ‎used for October 1 bombing, witness tells court

Trial of the alleged mastermind of the 2010 Independence Day bomb blast that killed twelve persons at the Eagle Square in Abuja, Mr. Charles Okah‎, resumed yesterday, with one of the witnesses, Ishaka Abba, admitting that he was the one that sold the car that was used ‎for the terrorist act.

Reps clear BPE over sale of Nitel, Mtel

THE House of Representatives yesterday gave the Bureau of Public Enterprises ,BPE a clean bill of health over the sale of ,NITEL, and it’s mobile network, Mtel to a consurtium of seven foreign and local firms NATCOM.

IEA says worst may be over for oil price

The oil price may have finally bottomed out after an unprecedented drop over the past 18 months, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Friday, noting oil’s “remarkable recovery” over recent weeks.

Breaking: Saraki’s CCT trial adjourned till 18 March

The prosecution and the defence counsel have agreed on next Friday, March 18 for the argument of the motion on jurisdiction of the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) to try Senate President Bukola Saraki on a charge of alleged false asset declaration slammed on him by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB).

Paedophile priests tarnishe Pope’s record

Many words, little action: three years after Pope Francis’s election, victims of priest sex abuse are bitter and disappointed, accusing the Church of having failed to punish guilty clerics and end a culture of complacency on the issue.

Obama slams Cameron, Sarkozy over Libya intervention

British leader David Cameron got “distracted” and French President Nicolas Sarkozy wanted to promote his country during the 2011 NATO-led military intervention in Libya, US President Barack Obama said in an interview with The Atlantic Thursday.

Will shooting unarmed Igbo protesters solve the problem?

THERE is a lot of trepidation in the nation since July 2015. Those who would normally speak up against wrong moves or decisions by government are more careful for many reasons; Some kept quiet because all it takes is for someone to craft a petition against any one perceived to be anti-government, to either the police, EFCC or the DSS alleging one thing or the other, and the vultures will be released to swoop and make a mess of that victim.

EFCC arraigns FIRS Director over N5m bribe

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission , EFCC, on Thursday, arraigned Abumere Joseph Osagie, a Deputy Director, Regional Tax Office of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, and one Jamila Ojora on a 2-count charge bordering on criminal conspiracy and receipt of gratification before Justice O. O. Goodluck of the Federal Capital Territory High Court, Maitama, Abuja.

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