Why EFCC arrested Dokpesi, ex-Governor Bafarawa over $2.2billion Arms Deal

Leaaked investigation... Why EFCC arrested Dokpesi, ex-Governor Bafarawa

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Tuesday arrested the founder of Africa Independent Television (AIT), Raymond Dokpesi, and former Sokoto state Governor, Attahiru Bafarawa, in connection with the ongoing investigation into arms procurement by the office of the National Security Adviser during the Goodluck Jonathan administration

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Job Opportunities For News Editors at Channels Television

News Editors at Channels Television


Welcome to Channels TV, Isheri-North Lagos Nigeria

Job Opportunities For News Editors

We invite Certified and dedicated profesionals with experience at News Editors levels to apply for rewarding at channelstv  Channels TV Avenue Isheri-North Lagos Nigeria.

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BREAKING: Faleke of the APC sues INEC, asks Court to declare him Kogi’s governor-elect

BREAKING: Faleke The deputy governorship candidate of the APC sues INEC, asks Court to declare him Kogi’s governor-elect after the death of the former governorship candidate

The deputy governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the November 21 election in Kogi State, James Faleke, on Tuesday filed a suit at the Federal High Court, Abuja, demanding his declaration as governor-elect.

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Arms Purchase investigation: EFCC nabbed Attahiru Bafarawa

Attahiru Bafarawa

EFCC nabbed Attahiru Bafarawa...

The EFCC today nabbed former Sokoto Governor Attahiru Bafarawa after he lost his hide-and-seek game with the agency over allegations that he was used by former President Goodluck Jonathan and former National Security Adviser Col.

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Kogi Polls: Court to rule on Wada’s suit on Friday

Kogi Polls: Court to rule on Wada’s suit on Friday...

 

A total of four suits have been filed so far on the 21 November Kogi State gubernatorial elections with one of them being that of Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State.

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Over 400 Schools n Borno reopen after 18 months

Over 400 schools in Borno reopen after 18 months...

Hundreds of schools in northeast Nigeria have reopened for the first time in a year and a half, though many teachers and pupils are reluctant to return because of persistent violence in the region, the United Nations said on Tuesday.

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