Alleged Defamation: Dokpesi’s witness testifies against Lai Mohammed
Mr Dokpesi filed the suit on April 30, seeking N5 billion damages from Mr Mohammed and the Attorney-General of the ...
Mr Dokpesi filed the suit on April 30, seeking N5 billion damages from Mr Mohammed and the Attorney-General of the ...
The former petroleum minister is currently in the UK.
The case was adjourned due to to the absence of a prosecution witness.
The job seeker confessed to the crime.
The accused pleads not guilty to the one-count charge of culpable homicide.
The governorship election held on July 14.
The judge rules that the marriage had completely broken down.
INEC declared Kayode Fayemi of the APC as the winner of the July 14 governorship election in the state.
Mr Ango sometime in 2011, while being a bulk teller in Access Bank, allegedly diverted over N5,224,500 of depositors' money.
A chieftain of PDP, Raymond Dokpesi, filed the suit against the two officials for alleged defamation.
The FCT chief judge says the divisions will serve Karu, Mararaba, Jikwoyi and Karshi.
The senator was granted N5 million bail.
The judge advises Mr Nyame on what to do.
The EFCC is trying the ex-PDP spokesperson for alleged destruction of evidence.
The trial of the ex-governor by the EFCC started in 2007.
The accused had told the court that EFCC forced her to make earlier statements
The government counsel did not oppose the bail application.
The judge said it was not right for the PDP not to pay for the work they knew was well ...
Mr Idris approached the court seeking a declaration that the investigative activities of the Senate Ad-Hoc Committee breached his rights ...
The defendant, Obiejogo Azuka, was docked on a six-count charge bordering on forgery.
The case was adjourned at the instance of the court.
The FIRS official was arrested in a sting operation.
The suspect denies the allegations.
Fortune Fibresima was accused by EFCC of awarding contracts totaling N295.8 million to a company he had interest
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