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Sanwo-Olu’s Wife Takes SGBV Advocacy To Judiciary, Police
The wife of the Lagos State Governor, Dr. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, has pledges her support to vulnerable people in addressing all…
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Judges Are Guilty of Judgement-For-Sale In Election Petition – Jega
A former Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Prof. Attahiru Jega, has indicted the Judiciary of frustrating free…
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Executive Rascality: Judiciary Draws Battle Line With FG
The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Tanko Muhammad, has warned that the judiciary will resist future attacks on its…
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Ex-NAF Chief, Dikko Tells Court How He Acquires N4.7bn Property
Justice Nnamdi Dimgba of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, has fixed March 1, 2022, for adoption of final…
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Amendment of ACJA 2015 Bill Passes Second Reading
A bill to amend the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, ACJA of 2015 to make it more effective and humane…
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Arms Fraud: EFCC Institute charges Against ex Army chief, Kenneth Minimah
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has instituted criminal charge against the former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen.…
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Judiciary Funding: Judgement on Dispute Between States and FG Suffers Set Back
The Supreme Court has reserves judgment till a later date in the dispute between the thirty-six states and the Federal…
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Alleged $8.4m Fraud: Court Orders Serial Fraudster Ajudua To Undergo COVID-19 Test
A Lagos State High Court, Ajah, has ordered serial fraudster, Fred Ajudua to undergo Covid-19 test at Yaba Infectious Disease…
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NSITF N3bn Laundering: Court To Rule on Olejeme Request To Travel Abroad
A High Court of the Federal Capital Territory FCT, has fixed December 14 to deliver ruling on whether to grant…
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FG Set Up Virtual Court Sitting Technology in Correctional Facilities
FG says virtual court proceedings will boost Nigeria’s economy and decongest the Correctional facilities as it frees 15 inmates.
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