Justice Inyang Ekwo, in a judgment, held that the prosecution had failed to prove the essential ingredients of the charge.
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The State Commandant, Muhammad Dada, made the disclosure while addressing newsmen in Sokoto on Wednesday.
Some of the residents of Katsina metropolis who spoke to NAN expressed worry over the flooding of some major streets due to the downpour
The EFCC arraigned Mohammed on an amended five counts bordering on money laundering, illegal possession of firearms and possession of official documents without lawful authority in 2016.
The SEMA Executive Secretary, Alhaji Babangida Nasamu, told the News Agency of Nigeria in an interview in Katsina that 7,019 hectares of farmlands were also destroyed.
The Senior Staff Association of Electricity and Allied Companies has threatened to resume its pending strike, if a purported letter sacking its President, Chris Okonkwo, was not withdrawn immediately.
Fear gripped a family in Limawa area of Minna in Niger State as they denied a family member access to the family compound over fear that he had contracted the Coronavirus Disease.
A staff of the chambers of Rickey Tarfa & Co. declined taking a polygraph (lie detector) test in an investigation into an allegation of offering gratification to a judge, a detective claimed on Thursday.
Commanding Officer of the battalion, Lt.-Col. Sani Adamu, who stated this on Thursday in Serti.
The Nigerian Army has said retired Major General Idris Alkali, whose body was found on Wednesday, would be given a befitting burial.
Malami made the assertion on Tuesday in Abuja at a meeting with the delegation of the Council of Europe on an Initial Assessment Visit to Nigeria and inauguration of the Global Action on Cyber Crime Plus, National Coordinating Team.
Malami spoke on Monday in Abuja at the opening of a three-day regional workshop on: “Prison Intelligence in a Counter-terrorism Context”.
The statement by Umar Mohammed, the PPMC Spokesman, said there had been a resurgence of queues at filling stations in Lagos and some parts of Abuja after a few days reprieve.
Chanting “Fayose must go”, the women, numbering about 300, carried various placards and banners