Nigerian govt orders probe of ex-heads of JAMB, NIMASA
The Federal Executive Council, FEC, presided by President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the probe of past heads of the Joint ...
The Federal Executive Council, FEC, presided by President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the probe of past heads of the Joint ...
The suspect was arrested with the mutilated corpse of an eight-year old girl but escaped on Saturday.
“The era of foreigners taking over jobs that Nigerians are qualified for in the maritime sector is over.”
Mr. Wike said he revoked Novotel’s C of O because the hotel was used to rig elections.
The agency’s offices are also open on weekends.
The Council will align Nigeria’s climate change policies with global standards.
The accused are being tried at an Ikeja Division of the Lagos State High Court.
The seven suspects are being prosecuted at an Ikeja High Court.
Colleagues of the deceased say they do not know what led to the fight.
The EFCC said the senior lawyer offered gratifications to some judges to influence them.
The former NIMASA boss was jailed last year.
Nigeria hosted the 3rd AAMA Conference after the first in Kenya and the second in South Africa.
All abandoned vessels littering the waterways and the shoreline of Nigeria are affected by this directive.
Former officials of the maritime agency allegedly stole funds belonging to it.
The accused allegedly colluded to defraud the Nigerian government of N8.5 billion.
The major general is accused of colluding with others to defraud the Nigerian government.
The NIMASA chief blamed the Rivers government action for the reported decision by Shell.
The EFCC filed an eight-count charge against Calistus Obi
The court admitted them to a bail in the sum of N5 million each with two sureties each in like ...
Justice Ibrahim Buba adjourned the case for cross-examination of the last prosecution witness.
“These facilities have persistently failed to comply with the ISPS code."
The High Court judge's daughter also enjoyed controversial unique benefits at the maritime agency.
Patrick Akpobolokemi and others are being prosecuted on 11-count charge of alleged N8.5 billion fraud.
The stowaways are in custody and will be handed over to the Nigerian Immigration Service for further action.
Justice Mojisola Olatoregun, before whom the accused are being prosecuted, fixed November 21 for a report on the plea bargain ...
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