JUST IN: TSA: Court orders seizure of $793.2m hidden in banks
The Federal High Court in Lagos on Thursday ordered seven commercial banks in the country to temporarily remit a total of $793, 200, 000 allegedly
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Melaye’s recall: INEC begs court to vacate order
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Thursday, asked the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja to vacate an earlier order of the court, suspending the recall
JUST IN: Budget: Osinbajo proposes N135.6bn virement
Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has submitted a virement proposal of N135.6bn to the National Assembly. Osinbajo presented the proposal on Wednesday. The money is meant
38 Army officers reject ‘bias, forceful’ retirement, petition Osinbajo
Atleast 38 senior officers of the Nigerian Army have rejected the decision of the Army Council to compulsorily retire them from the service. The officers
Senate passes bill to protect whistleblowers
The Senate has passed into law a bill seeking to protect interest of whistleblowers in the country. This followed the third reading of the bill
Rivers Police release over 100 suspects
The Rivers State Police Command says it has released over 100 of the suspects arrested during a raid in parts of Emohua Local government area
Biafra: Nigerian government begged me to take five states I refused – Kanu
The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Wednesday, claimed that the Nigerian Government offered him Biafra Republic while in Prison,
Court orders seizure of Diezani’s Banana Island house, funds
The Federal High Court in Lagos on Wednesday ordered the temporary forfeiture of a property at Banana Island, Lagos, reportedly bought for $37.5m in 2013
Rivers lawmakers caution oil firm against meddling in chieftaincy affairs
The Rivers State House of Assembly has cautioned oil companies operating in the state to stay away from community and chieftaincy tussles. The house, in
Rivers: Another biometric, a waste of time- APC
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has announced plans to repeat the biometric screening exercise for civil servants that has lasted for two years, claiming that