Nigeria’s music superstar TuFace has threatened to file a N1 billion defamation lawsuit against Brymo if he does not apologise in 48 hours.
The bill was introduced in 2007, amended in 2011, and passed by the state House of Assembly on July 5, 2021.
Mr Ikonne was said to have battered Ms Nwanosike with planks and pipes on Tuesday afternoon, inflicting injuries leading to her being hospitalised.
Consequently, the Court of Appeal awarded Mr Jwan N500,000 as general damages against Ecobank for failure to pay its customer N10,000 through the bank’s ATM.
Governor Douye Diri has granted amnesty to nine inmates of the Nigeria Correctional Centre, Okaka, in Yenagoa, the State capital.
For WHO, “palliative care is a human right and a moral imperative of all health systems.”
This was contained in a letter dated October 4, and transmitted to the Senate by Mr Buhari.
The newly deployed permanent secretary of the Police Service Commission (PSC), William Alo, has pledged to make the police Nigerians’ friends.
From the 300 inmates to be scrutinised, 80 would be considered for pardon by the federal government.
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) will, on Monday (today), start ‘Operation Show Your Driver’s Licence and Vehicle licence phase II’ in Lagos.
