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Liberia: Court Dismisses Corruption Case against NEC Chairperson Davidetta Brown Lansanah - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Court Dismisses Corruption Case against NEC Chairperson Davidetta Brown Lansanah

Criminal Court ‘C’ Ombudsman Ruled that the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission Cannot Act As Ombudsman to Trial the Chairperson of the National Elections Commission for Violation of the National Code of ConductMonrovia – The Sixth Judicial Circuit Co

Nigerian lawmakers reject bill to regulate foreign education for public officers' children - Vimarsana News

Nigerian lawmakers reject bill to regulate foreign education for public officers' children

The bill seeks to make it mandatory for public officers to secure the approval of the Minister of Education before sending their...

Nigerian lawmakers reject bill stopping public officials' children from foreign schools - Vimarsana News

Nigerian lawmakers reject bill stopping public officials' children from foreign schools

The House of Representatives has rejected a bill to stop public officials from sending their children and wards to schools abroad.

Carjacked congresswoman has a long history of embracing gun control - Vimarsana News

Carjacked congresswoman has a long history of embracing gun control

Carjacked Congresswoman has sponsored or co-sponsored at least 17 gun control bills in the 117th Congress (2021-2022).

How lawmakers, aides use own companies to obtain govt contracts ― ICPC report - Vimarsana News

How lawmakers, aides use own companies to obtain govt contracts ― ICPC report

Some members of the National Assembly and their aides conspire with government agencies to obtain government contracts amounting to billions of naira for