Jonathan, ex-Sierra Leonean president, others attend Dunamis pre-convention service
Delegates from 31 foreign nations, who have already arrived for the convention holding this week, were also present.
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Delegates from 31 foreign nations, who have already arrived for the convention holding this week, were also present.
PREMIUM TIMES reported that President Tinubu had resolved to implement the report that called for a leaner government by merging ...
Former Head of Service, Mr Stephen Oronsaye. I will share my thoughts on how the civil and public service in ...
EFCC had accused the former Head of Service Stephen Oronsaye and his co-defendants of suing firms to divert billions of ...
A sore case with every legislative set is budget racketeering. Budgets are annually padded for the benefits of lawmakers.
The trial of Mr Oronsaye and his co-defendants, started over six years ago with his first arraignment on charges involving ...
It will now be the turn of Mr Oronsaye and his co-defendants to open their defence to the 49 charges ...
Mr Oronsaye is standing trial for alleged financial embezzlement.
Mr Oronsaye was separately charged for alleged diversion of N190 million.
Mr Oronsaye is standing trial for an alleged N2 billion pension fraud.
The trial was adjourned on Tuesday.
A prosecution witness was absent in court.
Mr. Oronsaye was docked on a seven-count charge, bordering on breach of trust and diversion of N190 million
Stephen Oronsaye was docked for alleged diversion of N190 million meant for a committee he chaired.
"The case before the Federal High Court has no bearing on the new information filed at the Federal Capital Territory ...
The latest twist in the means the case may have to start anew.
Mr. Maina is widely believed to be hibernating abroad, to escape prosecution by law enforcement organizations in Nigeria, particularly the ...
EFCC's amended charge contains 35 counts bordering on stealing and obtaining of money by false pretence.
“Such an officer as Mr. Ukura cannot and should not be allowed to hold such sensitive position..."
After suppressing a key report on alleged corruption for years, Nigeria's auditor general has now admitted the report exists
The audit uncovered outright stealing and kick-backs during the 18 months that Mr. Oronsaye served as Head of Service.
The Oronsanye committee report suggested that some parastatals and government agencies be scrapped. The Federal Executive Council, FEC, on Wednesday ...