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Politics is a mobile entity. One is not expected to remain constant at all times. It is also a game of number,hence, when majority move,you move. (Otuu Obinna,2021).
The police in Lagos have arrested a polytechnic student, Obinna Collins, who allegedly impersonated the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, to defraud some members of the public.Collins, who hails from the Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State, told our correspondent that he impersonated the CP to raise money to pay his tuition fees and meet other needs in the school. According to the police, Collins was trailed and arrested after defrauding one of his victims ─ a woman ─ who he allegedly asked to send N20,000 to his account. Our correspondent gathered that the woman, after realising that she had been duped, reported the matter at the Lagos State Police Command headquarters, which eventually led to Collins’ arrest at a filling station in the Ikeja area. Collins, who claimed to be an Electrical Engineering student of the polytechnic, said he had defrauded only one victim before his arrest. He added that he was looking for money to pay his school expenses. ...
The passion for Biafra is evidently running high among some Ndigbo of South East Nigeria. Since the arrest of the anchor of the fugitive Radio Biafra, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu by the State Security Service, there have been reported massive protests of members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and the faction-ridden Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) for his release.More louder than the release of Kalu are the calls for the secession of the whole South East region and some parts of the South-South with predominantly Igbo speaking people from Nigeria, in other to actualize the defunct state of Biafra. The deed of the collapse of Biafra and its reintegration into Nigeria was considered a done deal, until around the last decade of the last century that its restoration was first muted amidst the heightened national question related to self-determination in Nigeria that turned many ethnic nationality groups restive.Some elements of the mostly ...
The Supreme Court will on Thursday hear the appeal filed by the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, challenging the majority judgment of the Court of Appeal in Abuja, which affirmed the competence of the charges of false asset declaration preferred against him and the jurisdiction of the Code of Conduct Tribunal to entertain the case. It was learnt on Monday that hearing notices with respect to the case had been served on parties.A five-man panel of the Supreme Court led by Justice John Fabiyi (now retired) had on November 12, 2015 ordered a stay of proceedings in Saraki’s trial pending the hearing and determination of the appeal. The Supreme Court had after issuing the order of stay of proceedings directed the Federal Government to respond to Saraki’s appeal brief within seven days.It also ordered the appellant, if he found it necessary to file a reply to the respondent’s brief, to do so within seven days from the day it received it (the respondent’s brief). Saraki had, through hi...
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