By Emmanuel Nduka Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Godswill Akpabio, has demanded a retraction and an “unreserved apology” from a journalist who linked him and his wife, Ekaete Unoma Akpabio, with the killing of 26-year-old...
United Kingdom High Court has ordered JP Morgan Chase, the bank in the middle of the Malabu Oil and Gas scandal, to release more documents to the lawyers representing Nigeria, a major victory for Nigeria’s federal...
Former Governor of Rivers State and current Minister for Transport, Rotimi Amaechi is battling to save his wife, Judith Amaechi from probe over the looting of N48billion from a contract she received from the Niger...
Supreme Court on Friday upheld an earlier judgment of the Court of Appeal which consented to the deregistration of National Unity Party and 73 others the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. The judgment delivered...
The Senate on Wednesday considered a bill seeking to give legal backing to the establishment of the Nigerian Correctional Service Academy, Ijebu Igbo. The bill which scaled second reading during plenary is sponsored by Senator Olalekan...
The defense attorney for the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of killing George Floyd has requested a new trial, on the basis of abuse of discretion and media intimidation. He wants a hearing to have the...
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