Miners’ deaths: Adeyanju rejects panel payment, vows to expose cover-up
Human rights lawyer Deji Adeyanju has joined the committee investigating the deaths of alleged gold miners in Minna, Niger State, vowing to expose any attempt to shield those responsible or suppress the truth.
Man appears in court for alleged rape of twin sisters
A driver, Samuel Adebayo, who allegedly raped twin sisters and put one of them in a family way, Samuel Awas on Thursday appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court.
Labour urges FG to revisit power sector privatization
ORGANISED Labour has reiterated its call on the Federal Government to review the privatization of the Power sector as the nation continues to grapple with worsening power supply.
Why Imo remains highest in JAMB applications — Okorocha
Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State, yesterday, said the state was able to maintain its record as a state with the highest Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, applications due to his free education programme.
UTME: 1.7m candidates jostle for 850,000 admission slots
THIS Saturday, the more than 1.8 million candidates who registered for the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) will jostle for about 850,000 admission spaces. At the end of the admission process, about 950,000 admission seekers will be left out.
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)
