Author: NAN

Obadina was arraigned on July 15, 2016 by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission alongside his company, Almond Projects Limited, on an eight-count charge for allegedly collecting N2.417 billion paid into his company’s account in tranches between 2013 and 2015 from the account of the ONSA under Dasuki without contract award

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It is therefore necessary to understand that President Muhammadu Buhari led administration may not be remembered for its fight against corruption alone but on how the fight was fought. If the cleaning of Nigeria from its nauseating corrupt status is tilted to defeated members and sympathizers of the ousted Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the aim will be defeated and analysts will dismiss it as a “witch-hunt”

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Reference has been made to ugly incidents in public places and the earlier those issues are addressed the better for peaceful coexistence in the South West. It appears the sub-region is sitting on a keg of gunpowder and the so called tolerance and peaceful coexistence in the area is nothing more than a mirage

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This donation followed the contribution by the Foundation of a staggering N2 billion to the Internally Displaced Persons in Borno State last month.
Speaking at the ceremony marking the distribution of the food items in Abuja, the Chairman of the Dangote Foundation, Aliko Dangote, who was represented by Dr. Azeez Oseni, Director of Health and Nutrition, said the Foundation was committed to alleviating poverty in Nigeria

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I am concerned in this article most especially with S. 33(2)(b) of the 1999 Constitution as it is from this section that S. 271 and 273 of the Criminal Code Act (which constitute the crux of this article) derive their existence and validity, the constitution being the groundnorm of the Nigerian law. For purpose of convenience, the provisions of the aforementioned section of the Constitution are reproduced verbatim:
S. 33

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Well, while some of us on this side of the divide may not be seeing what others elsewhere are seeing in terms of the epileptic existence, structural weakness and economic vulnerability that have unfortunately-yet-understandably taken the shine off this administration, that Nigerians are hungry and that President Muhammadu Buhari needs to put some smiles on their faces before the situation gets out of hand is no longer in doubt

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