The poor-resolution documents could undercut any meaningful use of a system that INEC said was designed to increase transparency.
The state police spokesperson, Abdullahi Usman, who confirmed the incident, said efforts were ongoing to ascertain what transpired between the deceased and the military personnel.
The judge held that the suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police gave insufficient grounds for the application to be granted.
“Asiwaju is giving INEC $170 million,” the contractor said in the audio obtained by Peoples Gazette this week. “We will share it around; everybody will do the bidding.”
An eyewitness said some people who were angry about the non-availability of cash in banks and the rejection of the old naira notes protested and set ablaze two vehicles around Express Junction and Ovwian
Adesuwa Ogiozee is the latest Nigerian to be charged for involvement in multimillion-dollar fraud in the U.S. while pretending to be a legitimate entrepreneur.
Documents reviewed by Peoples Gazette revealed how the humanitarian affairs minister thwarted the vice president’s years-long labour on a vital policy.
The head of the nation’s judiciary took sides in a political crisis that threatens to derail opposition chances ahead of a general election.
The governors alleged that the nonchalance of the regime further plunged Nigerians into poverty.
SERAP said it was concerned about politicians’ “vulnerability to corruption”, hence the need for financial transparency.
