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- Judges at the National Industrial Court have been warned against indulging in any form of corruption - The warning was issued by the president of the National Industrial Court Babatunde Adejumo - Adejumo said all incoming judges must be incorruptible and hardworking individuals to scale the hurdles of screening The National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NIC) has warned it would not condone any form of corruption from judges within the court. The president of the NIC, Babatunde Adejumo, said judges aspiring to the bench of the court must eschew corruption if they must succeed. Premium Times reports that the NIC president all incoming judges must be incorruptible and hardworking individuals to scale the hurdles of screening. Speaking at a lecture entitled, “How to Become A Judge of National Industrial Court,” which was delivered to mark the 2019 Attorney General’s Colloquium in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti state, Adejumo said anyone inspiring to become a judge must first understand the law.

- Senator Olusola Adeyeye has blamed the National Assembly for failing to address the issue of restructuring - The senator representing Osun central senatorial district in the parliament, however, said it is subject to a majority vote - He argued that while the failure to push the issue of restructuring was a minus on the part of the 8th Assembly The senator representing Osun central in the National Assembly, Senator Olusola Adeyeye, has blamed the parliament for failing to address the issue of restructuring. The lawmaker lamented the fact that the outgoing Eight Assembly could not effectively vote in support of taking the nation on the path of true federalism. He, however, explained that a lawmaker may have the intention of pushing calls for restructuring, but said it is however subject to a majority vote. READ ALSO: Governor Wike recalls 12 suspended chairmen “It’s a failure on the part of the National Assembly of which I am a member and a principal officer,” Adeyeye who is

- Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano state reportedly offered Emir Sanusi three options - The governor had on Wednesday, May 8, approved the creation of 4 new emirates in the state - Sanusi was said to have been told by Ganduje to resign from his position or be sacked by his government There are indications that an ongoing probe by the Kano state government’s anti-corruption agency could lead to charges being filed against the Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II. Daily Trust reports that Sanusi’s status as the only first class emir in the state was whittled when the state government broke the emirate, carving out four new emirates and appointing first class emirs to rule them. READ ALSO: NAIJ.com upgrades to Legit.ng: a letter from our Editor-in-Chief Bayo Olupohunda Legit.ng gathered that the exercise which lasted only two days, fuelled speculations that the government was going after the emir over his rumoured support for the opposition during the recently concluded governorship electio

Top Nigerian singer, Davido, has celebrated his second daughter, Hailey Adeleke's birthday in an amazing way in Atlanta. The singer who goes extra length always to be a good father organized the one in town birthday party which was attended by lots of kids and adults alike. Tunde Ednut, Dremo , Sina Rambo, Shizi and many more top Nigerians abroad were at the event. The singer took to Instagram to share some photos with caption: My baby Bday party LIT!! Daddy shark loading !!! See photos below: READ ALSO : Davido spotted having dinner with daughter Hailey in Atlanta (photo) READ ALSO: Davido and Emmanuella get nominated for Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 2018 In a similar event, the singer posted a photo of his two babymamas, wishing them bot happy mother's day. See the post below: Davido sure knows how to balance home and career. He is a good singer and babydaddy. LOL Just recently, Amanda, who is the mother of Davido’s second daughter, Hailey, gradu

The Lagos state deputy governor-elect, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, has lost his father, Oba Mufutau Olatunji Hamzat. He was until his death on Sunday, May 12, the traditional ruler of Afowowa Kingdom in Ewekoro local government area of Ogun state. He was aged 86. According to a family source who pleaded anonymity, his remains would be buried on Monday, May 13, at his Yaya Abatan Street, Ogba residence according to Islamic rites. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)reports that the deputy governor- elect has also confirmed the passage of his father. READ ALSO: Just in: Governor Wike recalls 12 suspended chairmen Hamzat, a former commissioner works and infrastructure in the state , expressed gratitude to God for the life his departed father lived . ”Today, a I lost my father, Oba Mufutau Olatunji Hamzat. I thank Allah, the most gracious for the life he lived . ”One of the greatest things a father can give his children is courage and belief in their dreams . ”Thank you father for believing in