The prosecutor further told the court that during a police investigation, Mr Usman had confessed to committing the offence.
“Nigerians deserve leadership that prioritises their peaceful existence and upholds the sanctity of human life,” said Chinelo Iriele.
JOHESU has insisted on continuing its indefinite national strike despite the federal government’s ‘no work, no pay’ policy.
Defence chief Olufemi Oluyede has assured officers and personnel of the Armed Forces of Nigeria that concrete steps are underway to enhance their salaries and overall welfare.
The Yobe State Hisbah Commission has banned male and female Nigerians from sitting together at events and in public transportation
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday said Australia’s parliament will be recalled to introduce new hate speech and gun laws.
The NARD official said Mr Shettima appealed to the association to suspend further strikes and engage the federal government in further discussions.
Human Rights Activists News Agency said it recorded “the deaths of 544 people during the protests have been confirmed, and dozens of additional cases remain under review”.
Ms Adichie accused the hospital where her sick son eventually died of medical negligence. The health facility, Euracare Multispecialist Hospital, denied the accusation.
