A 61-year-old lecturer, Chinyere Agatuekwe, has been arraigned before the Gwagwalada Magistrates’ Court in FCT for allegedly intimidating her tenant.
Mr Ugorgi appealed to the relevant authorities in the FCT to look into our plight.
“Medical professionals and law enforcement agencies should be allowed to conclude with the autopsy,” a Brickhall statement said.
The arraignment was earlier scheduled for Tuesday, but a new date was given due to the EFCC’s prayer to amend the charge.
“The federal government will continue to act within its laws and international norms and will not succumb to any form of blackmail from any entity, local or foreign,” Mr Idris said.
On Wednesday, the Bwari area council of the FCT resumed the reconstruction of its township road, popularly known as the T-Junction.
CAC said the registration aimed to safeguard the businesses of fintech’s customers and strengthen the economy. It gave July 7 as the deadline for the registration.
The defendant told the court that the deceased relatives said he suffered from asthma from birth.
The police charged Charis Mbosi, 54, Angela Mbosi, 38, Chukwuma Eze, 44, and Ifeoma Eze, 32, with criminal conspiracy and disturbing the peace.
