Law/Judiciary
Maina’s bail application: Sen. Ndume stands as surety
Sen. Ali Ndume has stood as surety for Abdulrasheed Maina, ex-Chairman, Pension Reformed Task Team (PRTT), in his application to the...
Read moreFinal assets forfeiture: Court rejects EFCC’s request on Maina’s plea for extension of time
The Federal High Court, Abuja, on Monday, declined to grant the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)’s request to dismiss...
Read moreAvoid fake news, hate speech, AGF urges Journalists
The Attorney General of the Federation AGF and Minister of Justice, Malam Abubakar Malami, SAN has urged Judiciary Correspondents in...
Read moreI did not stop NIRSAL investigation – Malami
The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, has denied a story claiming he has stopped...
Read moreOGUN PDP CRISIS: Kashamu Drags Bayo Dayo, Son To Court
The Labour Party Chairman in Ogun State Comrade Abayomi Arabanmbi has described Engineer Adebayo Dayo, the former PDP Chairman as...
Read moreRemove Magu as EFCC’s Boss, Malami tells President
The Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami (SAN), has recommend to President Muhammadu Buhari...
Read moreFCT Chief Judge reaffirms ban on ex-parte order in political cases
Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory, Justice Ishaq Bello on Thursday, reaffirmed that granting ex-parte orders to stop electoral processes...
Read moreAPC leadership tussle: Court extends Giadom’s acting postion for 14 days
An FCT High Court Maitama on Thursday extended an order given earlier permitting Chief Victor Giadom to act as the...
Read moreFCT Chief Judge inaugurates NBA Abuja Branch executive
The Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory, Justice Ishaq Bello, on Thursday, inaugurated the newly elected executive members of...
Read moreCourt acquits barber of armed robbery 6 years after incarceration
An Ikeja High Court on Thursday found a barber, Sunday Kenneth, not guilty of the charges of conspiracy and armed...
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