SEREC has called for transparent port charges, accountable operators and a regulatory system where responsibility for delays follows the party that caused them.
The asset forfeiture followed court rulings after the country’s anti-corruption agencies, especially the EFCC, pressed charges against them after investigations.
“I have instructed my attorney general to drop it (lawsuit against EFCC). Mr President has done well. He called me. What more do I want? He has waded in,” Mr Adeleke said.
The attorney general of Ondo state, Olukayode Ajulo, has warned traditional rulers against turning their palaces into courts or detention centres.
“Many young people want quick results without process. They want a car before career; comfortable lifestyle before they labour. They want rewards before work,” Mr Olukoyede said.
The development has suspended other activities, including rail traffic, as investigations continue.
NDPC has commenced a forensic investigation into the University of Lagos, Lotus Bank and Hackerbella Ltd over alleged data protection violations.
The Senate has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Seplat Energy, Network E&P Nigeria, All Grace Energy and Aradel Energy to appear before its Public Accounts Committee.
MyTrade founder was jailed for his role in a wide-ranging conspiracy to manipulate cryptocurrency markets on behalf of client cryptocurrency companies.
Stakeholders have expressed optimism that the planned adoption of computer-based testing by WAEC and NECO will reduce exam malpractice and ‘miracle centres’.
