The Labour Party has welcomed a Court of Appeal judgement affirming that only its recognised national leadership can authorise litigation in the party’s name.
The International Press Institute (IPI Nigeria) says Stanley Ugagbe, a journalist with Secret Reporters, has been released from police custody following its intervention.
The judge struck out Mr Ukandu’s case, which was filed against the National Judicial Council, Messrs Tsoho and Lifu, respectively, for lack of diligence.
Although the court gave no reason for the adjournment, three other cases on the cause list were also given new dates out of the 13 matters before the court.
“My wife is a pastor at an evangelical church. This downplays the religious connotation that the religious controversy in our country might have taken,” said Mr Tinubu.
Mr Tinubu has called for stronger collaboration between the Nigerian government and Rotary International in healthcare, education, youth empowerment and community development.
Mr Obegolu said the incident underscored the urgent need to strengthen institutional safeguards and verification mechanisms to protect Nigeria’s investment ecosystem.
Ms Mbah said that the company regretted any inconvenience the planned outage might cause electricity customers in the affected areas.
Mr Obegolu said the appointment took effect on July 1, 2026, and would help to deepen ACCI’s contribution to Nigeria’s economic development.
He said the timely provision of roads and other infrastructure strengthened public confidence in the government and improved residents’ quality of life.
