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(ICPC) says it has arraigned Eyimoga Moses, an officer with the Nigeria Correctional Services (NCS), Nasarawa, over “job racketeering”.

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has arraigned the General Manager, AGB Limited, Friday Adodo and a businessman, owner of FMateck Limited, Abdulrasheed Yusuf, for forging contract documents. According to a statement by ICPC Spokesperson, Mrs Azuka Ogugua, the two defendants were to have been arraigned on

The duo was remanded to May 1 on $100 000 bail by magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti-Guwuriro.

A  Partnership for National Unity +Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC) Member of Parliament (MP), Ganesh Mahipaul is accusing the government of flouting the parliamentary standing orders which stipulates a specific time for recommendations to be made, to help address the irregularities highlighted by the Auditor General’s report.

A civil society organisation (CSO), the Coalition of Civil Society Network, has called for the removal of the permanent secretary of the Federal Ministry of

Opposition Leader Michael Pintard yesterday accused the Davis administration of bringing to Parliament “regressive amendments that take us back in terms of greater accountability, greater transparency”. Pintard was referring to the Public Procurement Bill and the Public Finance Management Bill, which were eventually passed in the House of Assembly last night. The opposition voted against

PETALING JAYA: There should be key performance indicators (KPIs) to help resolve the issues raised by the findings of the Auditor-General’s (AG) Report, says an economics expert.

Even as the attorney general has blocked permanent secretaries from appearing before the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), PAC Chairman Michael Pintard, leader of the opposition, said yesterday Parliament’s most powerful committee is pursuing “multiple angles” in its quest to hold government to account on its expenditure of public monies. Pintard said the PAC is writing

Ask someone you know about the COVID-19 vaccination requirements for contractors, and you might get an, “Oh yeah, what happened to that?” Issued in early September 2021, Executive Order...

Though he acknowledged that his administration is ignoring major provisions of the Public Procurement Act, passed under the Minnis administration and supported by the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) in opposition, Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday insisted in Parliament his government is following the law. “Of course, we don’t share the view that any law has