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According to the governor, the foreign Fulani herders are the ones who commit crimes while their Nigerian counterparts get blamed for them.
Share A Federal High Court in Lagos has fixed February 25 to resume the trial of Mr Malik Wakili who was charged with impersonating and defrauding Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola (SAN). Tribune Online reports that proceedings on the matter were stalled due to the absence of trial judge, Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke. Justice Aneke did not sit following the demise of his colleague of the court’s Abeokuta division, Justice Ibrahim Watila, who passed away on Monday after a brief illness. Tribune Online also reports that Mr Wakili was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes ...
53 doctors have tested positive for COVID-19 in Kano – NMA Tukur Muntari and Adedipe The Kano State chapter of the Nigeria Medical Association says it has so far lost three doctors to the coronavirus pandemic while 53 others tested positive in the state. The state NMA chairman, Dr Usman Ali disclosed this in an interview with newsmen in Kano on Monday. He said some members of the association who recently underwent COVID-19 test, came out positive. He said the association lost a doctor penultimate Monday which brought the number to three in the state. He said, “Presently, we have 53 doctor...
17 persons convicted, undergo community service for violating COVID-19 protocols in Edo 17 persons convicted, undergo community service for violating COVID-19 protocols in Edo Jan 25, 2021 Violators of COVID-19 protocols carrying out community service, at the premises of Edo State High Court in Benin City, on Monday, January 25, 2021 Share Violators of COVID-19 protocols carrying out community service, at the premises of Edo State High Court in Benin City, on Monday, January 25, 2021 17 persons have been convicted by an Edo Magistrate Court sitting in Oredo Magisterial District for violating...
Bloody January: Nigeria loses 120 to violence, COVID-19, others in 7 days On By Clifford Ndujihe, Politics Editor AFTER surviving COVID-19 pandemic and other socio-economic challenges of 2020, death is the furtherest thing on the minds of most people who crossed over to 2021. On December 31 of every year, many people troop to religious and prayer houses where they thank God for the ending year and supplicate for better tidings – good health, long life, prosperity and other favours in the new year. Many people outline a litany of lofty goals they want to actualise in the coming year. They t...