Court officials storm finance ministry to enforce judgment

Court officials storm finance ministry to enforce judgment

Activities at the headquarters of the Federal Ministry of Finance were almost paralysed on Monday as officials from the National Industrial Court, Abuja Division, stormed the building to enforce a court judgement.

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Police recruitment - ‎Buhari to employ 10,000 policemen, fix CCTVs in major cities

FG to recruit 10,000 policemen

The Federal government will employ 10,000 police officers and create a Multi-Agency Task Force as part of measures to address challenges of insurgency in the country in a sustainable manner, President Muhammadu Buhari said in Abuja on Monday.

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I’m ready for probe, says Comptroller-General of Customs’ Dikko Inde

Customs Dikko Inde to Buhari: I am ready for probe

Dikko Abdullahi Inde, who voluntarily resigned as the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS on Monday, has said he is ready for the probe of his tenure.

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No corrupt person will get away - says Buhari

Buhari assures Nigerians  

President Muhammadu Buhari assured Nigerians Monday in Abuja that no amount of pressure will make him give up the war against corruption in the country, noting that, they his administration will not let any corrupt person off .

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Oshiomhole took $75m loan because PDP loot Edo State treasury – Says Adams

Edo took $75m loan because PDP looted treasury – Oshiomhole

Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo state on Monday said the state was forced to take a World Bank Development loan because the Federal Government led by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for 16 years looted the nation’s treasury and pauperized the states.

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NNPC Should Pay Our Pipeline Surveillance Contract, Gani Adams, Asari Others Tells Buhari

Contractors of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) pipeline security and surveillance contract, Gani Adams, Asari Dokunbo, Fredrick Faseun amongst others have petitioned President Muhammadu Buhari to compel the corporation to pay settle its indebtedness to them.

The group in a letter written to the President and made available to Naij, they said they had a “valid and duly signed contract agreements with the management of the NNPC to protect the pipelines for a period of three months.”

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