Constitutionality of EFCC Act subjecting President’s appointment to Senate confirmation (2)
The provisions in section 6 of the Act quoted above derogate from the Attorney-General’s control over all criminal prosecutions vested in him by section 174 of the Constitution (section 211 in the case of the Attorney-General of a State)
Late ASP’s son impersonates father, extorts drivers
LAGOS—THE son of late Mr. Sunday John, who was an Assistant Superintendent of Police, was yesterday arrested by the operatives of the Lagos State Task Force of the state’s Police Command for impersonating his father and extorting commercial bus drivers.
PIPUL TV, NNL sign N100m broadcast deal
Nigerian-based Regional IPTV (Internet Protocol television (IPTV) service provider for West Africa, PIPUL TV, has signed a N100,000,000 broadcast rights agreement with the third-tier Nigeria Nationwide League One for one year. The deal is expected to begin on 8 July.
How we turned pastime into profitable business — Entrepreneurs
FOR many entrepreneurs, their businesses started off as hobbies. In most cases, what they required was just to discover the business aspect of the hobbies. Some entrepreneurs shared their experiences on how they turned their hobbies into successful business.
NFF denies Germany friendly
Apparently disturbed by the incessant claims that an international friendly is in the offing between the Super Eagles and world champions, Germany in November, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has come out to say such friendly is not likely to hold in the nearest future .
Anti-graft war should be institutionalised — Meduoye
For a total victory in the fight against corruption in Nigeria, the General-Overseer of Foursquare Gospel Church, Rev Felix Meduoye, has disclosed that the anti-graft crusade could only be successful if it is institutionalised.
Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB seek justice, says Ekwueme
SECOND republic Vice President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme has noted that the activities of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and its leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu were aimed at enthroning justice in Nigeria.
4 fertiliser companies begin production in 45 days— Gov Al-Makura
NO fewer than four Chinese fertiliser companies are to commence production in the next 45 days in Nasarawa State.
Late Deji Falae’s family sues airline, NCAA; claims $100,000, N219.9m
The family of former Ondo State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, the late Deji Falae, has asked a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos to hold that Associated Aviation Nigeria Ltd and the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, were responsible for his death in an air crash through negligence. Deji was the son of former Secretary to Government of the Federation, Chief Olu Falae.
Okowa bemoans N7bn monthly wage bill
DELTA State governor, Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, has again assured the people of Delta State and Isoko nation of his commitment towards infrastructure, socioeconomic and human capital development in the state.
Awujale @83: Don tasks media at inaugural lecture
The Media owners and Nigerian journalists have been advised to work more on how to reposition the industry in order to change its poor representation in the global media structure.
