Misconduct: NJC places judge on ‘Watch-List’

Misconduct: NJC places judge on ‘Watch-List’

ABUJA —The National Judicial Council, NJC, yesterday, said it has decided to place Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia of Lagos Division of the Federal High Court on the “Watch-List” for the next four years, following her alleged complicity in acts of judicial misconduct.
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Why we collected N50 billion from MTN — FG

Why we collected N50 billion from MTN — FG

The Minister of Communications, Barr. Adebayo Shittu, has cleared the air over the controversy trailing the role of the Ministry in the out-of-court settlement by MTN Nigeria, and its payment of N50 billion to the Federal Government.

Abduction: My son never cohabited with Ese – Yunusa’s Father

Abduction: My son never cohabited with Ese – Yunusa’s Father

Dahiru Bala, biological father of Yunusa Yellow, the youngman believed to have kidnapped a Bayelsa teenager, Ese Oruru Wednesday declared that his son never cohabit with Ese Oruru “because of embedded contraption that are highly offensive to my religion” and that “there was no marriage between his son and Ese Oruru

Johnson guilty of under-age sex charge

Johnson guilty of under-age sex charge

Former England winger Adam Johnson was found guilty of one count of sexual activity with a child at a court in northern England on Wednesday.

Van Gaal vows to keep Rashford grounded

Van Gaal vows to keep Rashford grounded

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal said on Tuesday he will have no problem keeping Marcus Rashford’s feet on the ground after his remarkable start to life at the club.

FG urged to utilise NASENI as panacea to diversifying Nigeria’s economy

FG urged to utilise NASENI as panacea to diversifying Nigeria’s economy

A non-governmental organisation, the New Initiative for Credible Leadership has called for concerted efforts on the part of the Federal Government to fully utilize the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure, NASENI as a panacea to diversifying the economy of Nigeria, reduce youth unemployment thereby reducing the ability of Boko Haram to get new recruits.

What Pope Francis told IPOD members, others at St Peters Square

What Pope Francis told IPOD members, others at St Peters Square

“It is never to late to convert! Never! Up until the last moment: The patience of God who waits for us.”
Pope Francis recounted the story from St. Therese of Lisieux, who prayed for the conversion of a criminal who had been condemned to death, and had refused interventions from the priest. It was not until his final moment that he took the Crucifix held by the priest and kissed it.