PDP denies asking Jonathan to speak up on Dasuki scandal
The party demands the release of its spokesperson, Olisa Metuh.
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The party demands the release of its spokesperson, Olisa Metuh.
Mr. Ribadu says he did not receive any money from the former NSA either directly or through a proxy.
Mr. Magu says Jafaru Isa would still be prosecuted.
Mr. Magu says he has started an internal cleansing of the EFCC to weed out corrupt operatives from the anti-graft ...
"If the federal government were aggrieved by the order admitting Col. Dasuki to bail it should have challenged it in ...
SERAP wants Jonathan to apologise to Nigerians.
The Ogun SDP said it did not receive any financial or campaign assistance from the national secretariat of the party.
The NSA office directs the affected companies and organisations to appear before its panel to avoid embarrassment
The former governor says he is not looking for a federal government job.
The party explains its role in the widening arms money scandal.
PDP says Mr. Metuh neither received N1.4bn nor N4m monthly stipend.
The commission has held Mr. Metuh since Tuesday.
The family asks the EFCC to release Mr. Metuh or charge him to court.
The NGE angered Mr Obaigbena after it called for a thorough investigation of payments made to him by the NSA
Mr. Yakasai said he executed the N53m assignment “diligently”
Mr. Magu urges the leadership of the Bureaux De Change operators to call its members to order
Mr. Fani-Kayode recently accused President Buhari of making 'contradictory' and 'patently dishonest' assertions.
The president says “Living in the State House has not alienated me from your daily sufferings.”
The president publicly defends his government's refusal to obey court orders.
Mr. Dasuki is held at Kuje prison more than a week after a court granted him bail.
PDP vice chairmen say the party is not corrupt.
"It came through their proxies to us and we said no. And today we have been vindicated."
Mr. Mohammed is accused of receiving funds from the NSA office.
The embattled body of publishers deny any role in the $2.1 billion arms money scandal.
CSNAC describes Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala's action as a clear case of abuse of powers and breach of the Code of Conduct ...
