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Senator Ali Ndume The Federal High Court in Abuja will on Thursday hear the bail application filed by Senator Ali Ndume for standing surety for Abdulrasheed Maina, ex-Chairman of Pension Reform Task Team. Ndume has been in detention at the Kuje Correctional Centre, Abuja, after Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, ordered him to be remanded when Maina absconded from trial. Senator Ali Ndume See Also Politics Federal Court Orders Remand Of Senator Ndume Over Disappearance Of Maina 0 Comments 2 Days Ago The judge revoked the bail of Maina and his son, Faisal, when they both failed to appear in the N2bn fraud case against them by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. At the commencement of trial of the case in absentia, Ndume’s lawyer, Marcel Oru, informed the court that he had applied for the bail application of Ndume. The judge acknowledged the application noting that it will be heard on Thursday. The notice of hearing has been served on the

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Diego Maradona in Buenos Aires in 1994. Argentine football icon, Diego Maradona, is dead. He was 60 at the time of his death from heart failure. Diego Maradona in Buenos Aires in 1994. Rafael Wollmann/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images The World Cup winner was in November hospitalised following poor health. After initially being discharged from hospital to continue treatment from home, the soccer legend died on Wednesday morning after suffering from cardiac arrest. Sports News OBITUARY AddThis :  Original Author :  SaharaReporters, New York Disable advertisements :  from 24HRSNEWS via 24HRSNEWS from EDUPEDIA247https://ift.tt/3l82Wbw via EDUPEDIA

Frisky Larr When I got information, a few years ago, that people were paid up to Naira 250,000 each month by the Buhari administration, to beat the drums of support for the government on Social Media forums, I broke from my traditional habit of dismissing such information with absolute disregard. This is not because I considered the information true. I was just, not surprised enough to call it a gutter gossip. After all, the regime before his did, precisely, the same thing. In the months and weeks prior to hearing this information, I had had cause to be concerned about many people, who I personally thought, were cerebrally alert and enviable role models for the younger generations when they took to acting strange and suspicious with the positions they took on specific issues affecting either individuals of the Buhari regime or the regime in general. After all, I doubt, anyone will cast aspersions on my person for considering retirees of the news media (print or electronic) as en

Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris. Months after a group, Human and Environmental Development Agenda, asked the Accountant-General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, to explain to Nigerians why he made a total payment of N173bn into various government accounts without proper schedule on what the funds were meant for, the AGF has been caught in a web of another controversy regarding his acquisition of multi-billion naira worth of properties in his home state of Kano. The AGF is the administrative head of the treasury, usually appointed by the President for a period of four years in line with the Nigerian constitution.  Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris. The office was created in 1988 under the Civil Services Reorganisation Decree 43. Documents seen by SaharaReporters have shown that Idris had acquired several properties whose value run into many billions of naira since being appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari as the administrative head of the

Justice Sybil Nwaka-Gbagi has finally ordered the discharge of Catherine Edet Ekaete, a mother of two, who has been in prison for over two years on allegation of concealing of child defilement. The judge struck-out the case at the hearing on Wednesday. Discharging her, the judge directed the prosecutor to amend the charges to focus only on the prime suspect. Ekaete was the second defendant and has been in prison since 2018 when the case started. However, after spending over two years in prison, her lawyer wrote to the Lagos State Attorney-General, Moyosore Onigbanjo (SAN), for her discharge on the basis of spending more than the prescribed maximum jail term if found guilty. See Also Legal Judge Refuses To Issue Release Order Of Woman After State Withdraws From Prosecuting Her 0 Comments 5 Days Ago The case was subsequently withdrawn from prosecution by Onigbanjo but despite that, Justice Nwaka-Gbagi continued to deliberately keep Ekaete in prison by not issuing a re

Abdullahi D Mohammed Governments, the world over, as a matter of policy and governance prepared a to-do list, which is a policy document that guides and directs her actions in line with fulfilling campaign promises. There could be numerous of such policies, but, fundamentally,  education, national and human security, strengthening economy as well as healthcare system comes top of the list. In Nigeria however, 5years into the APC-led government, citizens are lost on the policy directions it adopted or prioritizes. Because, choosing from a handful of priorities in government is quite difficult, but again it remains the most effective and important aspect of governance. Undoubtedly, in governance, prioritization of policy is a pre-requisite for meaningful progress and attainment of goals and delivering on campaign promises. During the campaigns, the APC’s main focus was on three key areas — Security, Economy and fighting corruption. Five years into the administration, no end in si

A block of 2 classrooms built as part of the constituency project in 2018 On the day that the West Africa Examination Council held a practical exam for chemistry, candidates at Ogele Community Secondary School in Asa Local Government Area of Kwara State took the exam in their classroom.  The school does not have a laboratory which the students were required to use. They wrote the exam without performing the usual experiments that accompany chemistry practical.   A block of 2 classrooms built as part of the constituency project in 2018 The school is one of the most popular secondary schools in Ogele-Afon axis, catering for no fewer than nine communities in the area. Yet the school lacks necessary facilities, such as a library, science laboratory, toilets, and classroom chairs. “When it is noon, and it’s sunny, our classroom is always hot. When it rains, due to leaking roof, rain pours into our class which usually makes it hard for us to concentrate,” said a student who