Since 1999, state governors have habitually obtained foreign and local loans purportedly for developmental purposes, yet their states remain woefully underdeveloped. Seeking explanations for this anomaly, the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has taken legal action against 36 governors and the Minister for the Federal Capital Territory over their…
"Every criminal situation should be handled by the police, as stated in the Constitution. Our constitution does not authorize the Army to proclaim any Nigerian wanted. The constitution does not enable the Army to arrest and prosecute anyone. It isn't their responsibility. Only in Nigeria does the army do everything, which is bad for our constitution. "The Army should avoid committing a constitutional violation by designating civilians wanted for criminal charges. Only the police have the constitutional authority to arrest, prosecute, and/or declare somebody wanted, not the army. If there is a crisis somewhere, the police have the authority to intervene and arrest the situation, not the army.
A policewoman with force number 14534, Cordelia Nwawe, who was involved in the extortion of N22million worth of Bitcoin from two young Nigerians in Lagos State in 2021 has now been promoted to the rank of a Superintendent of Police, SaharaReporters has gathered. Nwawe, then Deputy Superintendent of Police had while she was attached to Force Criminal Investigation Department Annex, with one Inspector Austin at gunpoint extorted money from the two young Nigerians, Morakinyo Tobiloba Peter and Yusuf Samson Dayo.
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