The International Criminal Court and a treacherous South Africa.
The court is a novel attempt at setting standards and checking impunity. The court is therefore morally indispensable in social craters and dark spots where local authorities lack the willingness or the capacity to bring to book principalities and powers, committing egregious evil against humanity, from hitherto unassailable towers and sanctuaries
Shettima accuses NGOs of misappropriating $334m meant for IDPs
BY NDAHI MARAMA, MAIDUGURI Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno State yesterday accused some of the Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) of allegedly misappropriating about $334 million (N133.6 billion) donated as “humanitarian interventions and assistance” for Boko Haram victims in the state and North-East sub-region of the country. Although Shettima did not disclose the names of the NGOs, […]
Third sex tape of Miss Anambra may surface soon —source
Chidinma’s sponsor released just a part of the video after the former beauty queen reneged on their agreement after her victory
How police smashed Port Harcourt dreaded kidnapping gang
Sources disclosed that the arrest of the suspects came, following several complaints from residents of the Garden City to the Inspector General of Police, Idris Ibrahim, over incessant cases of kidnappings within the City.
I will not talk despite constitutional violations by Ajimobi’s government – Ladoja
You know my position. We conducted local government election when we were there. So, I don’t see any reason local government elections are not conducted. Why are you giving them sole administrators? I don’t think it is fair not to conduct local government election. It is just as if you are just sabotaging the democracy because if not what is the essence of creating local governments and saying there must be Councillors representing the wards and chairmen representing the councils.
Femi Kehinde’s book launch: Nigerians lament cancellation of history subject in schools
Prominent Nigerians including judges, politicians, academics assembled at the Trenchard Hall, University of Ibadan, at the launch of a book, “Of Rusts and Gold: Snippets of history”, authored by an ex-lawmaker in the House of Representatives, Mr. Femi Kehinde to lament cancellation of history subject from the school curriculum saying the decision has denied the Nigerian youths the opportunity of knowing heroic deeds of our past leaders.
