Security in Nigeria, South East not for political games — Bishop Ikeakor
By Chimaobi Nwaiwu The Anglican Bishop of Amichi Diocese, Bishop Ephraim Ikeakor, has warned that the worsening security situation in Nigeria, particularly in the South East, should not be treated as a political issue, but as a national emergency requiring urgent and sincere action. He blamed rising insecurity on what he described as selfishness among […]
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Senate passes factoring bill to boost MSMEs’ growth
By Henry Umoru, Abuja The Senate has passed the Factoring, Assignments and Receivables Financing Bill, a major legislative effort aimed at improving access to finance for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and strengthening liquidity in the business sector. The Bill provides a legal and regulatory framework for debt factoring in Nigeria, allowing suppliers and […]
Thieves steal magistrate’s car outside court premises in Abia
A Toyota Corolla car belonging to a chief magistrate in Umuahia, Abia State, has reportedly been stolen from where it was parked outside the court premises.
‘Forgive me’ – Woman apologises to Army over ₦2m corpse repatriation claim
A Nigerian woman who recently accused the Nigerian Army of demanding ₦2 million before releasing the body of her late brother has publicly apologised, admitting that the allegation stemmed from a misunderstanding.
Reps to modernise price control law as bill passes second reading
By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja The House of Representatives on Wednesday advanced reforms to Nigeria’s price control regime as lawmakers passed a bill to amend the Price Control Act through second reading after a debate on its relevance to current economic realities. Leading the debate, Ahmed Munir said the 1977 legislation had become outdated and ineffective […]
8 judges to sit in Abuja, Lagos, PH, Enugu as FHC’s vacation begins July 27
The Federal High Court, on Wednesday, announced that its annual vacation will commence on July 27.
