By John Ikani The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN, has suspended its strike action that paralysed judicial activites across the federation for over two months, Vanguard reports. JUSUN had on April 6, ordered its members...
By John Ikani Nigeria’s Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, on Tuesday announced the deactivation of his Twitter account. “My Twitter account deactivated,” the minister posted a screenshot of the Twitter...
By John Ikani The House of Representatives has mandated its Committees on Communication, Justice, Information and Culture, as well as National Security and Intelligence to begin an investigation into the suspension placed on Twitter by the...
By Chioma Iruke Nigeria’s House of Representatives on Monday expressed displeasure with various government agencies over their refusal to appear before it to answer questions pertaining to loot. The Legislative arm of government...
By John Ikani Nigerians using Twitter after its ban by the Federal Government risk going to jail. This is as Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami has directed the immediate prosecution...
By John Ikani A proposal to change Nigeria’s name to the United African Republic has been sent to The House of Representatives’ Special Committee on Constitution Review. Adeleye Jokotoye, a tax consultant, submitted the proposal to...
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