The Court of Appeal has reserved judgment in an appeal filed by the sacked Akwa Ibom governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Akanimo Udofia.
It is laughable that a man of monumental corrupt tendencies and wanton profligacy could so unabashedly talk when his activities connote unimaginable scam.
Minister of labour Chris Ngige says lecturers can only get allowances for the “number of days that they’ve worked in October.”
Mr Kanu noted that the appeal court erred in law when it proceeded to hear and determine an application for stay of execution of judgement.
The regime is opposed to Nnamdi Kanu’s release, fearing that “he may not be available to face his charges in court because he had already jumped bail before.”
The president further said that universities must find alternative sources of funding rather than relying solely on government funds.
ASUU filed an application at the Court of Appeal, seeking leave of court to file an appeal against the lower court’s ruling.
The embattled actor is seeking bail for an appeal on the five years conviction of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl.
Justice Ige said a date for judgment would be communicated to all parties.
The governorship election holds tomorrow, June 18, with sixteen political parties and their candidates participating in the poll.
