My DSS, NJC story, N632m allegedly traced to my bank account – Ex-Enugu CJ
Justice Innocent Umezulike, the compulsorily retired Chief Judge of Enugu State, was a professor of law before going into the Bench. He was among the judges whose houses were recently raided by the Department of State Security, DSS, in an operation, before he was recommended by the National Judiciary Council, NJC, for retirement. In this interview, he narrates the events that led to his forced retirement, the N632 million reportedly traced to his bank account by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and other alleged controversies around his tenure as Chief Judge.
‘Big Brother Naija’ begins, to air on GOtv
GOtv subscribers will, for the first time, be part of the exciting times on the hit reality show, Big Brother Naija, a statement from Multichoice, said at the weekend.
Policemen shoot two UNIOSUN students
Two students of Osun State University, UNIOSUN, Osogbo, identified as Kazeem Adesola and Ibrahim Ajao, are on the danger list at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital, LAUTETH, Osogbo, following the injuries they sustained from gun shots by some policemen from the headquarters of Zone 11 of the Nigerian Police Force controlling Osun, Oyo and Ondo states.
Rann accidental air strike: Why errors occur
Many Nigerians are still aghast at the accidental bombing of a camp in Rann, Borno State by a fighter jet of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF), killing more than 70 internally displaced persons (IDPs) and aid workers. Military experts say accidental attack, otherwise known as friendly fire, is not strange on the battlefield.
Dike dissects the ABCs of climate change, way forward
Climate change/global warming is a global problem that requires a global unified effort to counter
N5,000 welfare: Buhari and the urgent need for full disclosure
That comment by Stone entered into the notebook which was later to become the manuscript for the VBQ, in 1965, when taking an elective course in Government as an undergraduate. For someone coming from a newly independent African country, where government officials were almost worshiped, it was shocking – especially in a mature democracy. Years later and until now, that revelation by Stone had become the guiding principle of how governments are perceived.
