Kogi gov’ship poll dispute: Tribunal adjourns for adoption of final written addresses
The Kogi Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Abuja has adjourned the petition filed by Social Democratic Party (SDP) and its governorship candidate, Murtala Ajaka until May 13 for adoption of final written addresses.
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AU urges immediate ‘halt’ to fighting in northern Ethiopia
The African Union (AU) on Friday said it was deeply concerned about “escalating tensions between local communities” in a disputed area of northern Ethiopia and asked all parties to “urgently halt hostilities”.
CITN, AIRS highlight economic benefits of formalizing informal sector in tax collection
In a bid to deepen conversation on tax awareness and enlightenment in Anambra State, the management of Anambra State Internal Revenue Service, AiRS held a one-day interactive session on tax awareness and enlightenment.
Sanwo-Olu yet to increase minimum wage —Govt
The Lagos State Government, yesterday, insisted it has not increased the minimum wage, contrary to some media reports, which emanated from the unveiling of Eko Cares.
Witness reveals N4.6bn traced to Bafarawa’s son in ONSA arms deal trial
“My Lord, I witnessed the statement dated 25/11/2015 of Sagir Attahiru Bafarawa. He was interviewed in my presence, the statement was also recorded in my presence.”
Court orders: Why FAAN must disclose revenue — CLCC
A civil society organisation, Centre for Law and Civil Culture, CLCC, has asked the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, to comply with the judgment of a Federal High Court in Lagos, which ordered it to disclose the revenue generated from toll gates and parking lots fees in all Federal airports.
