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JUST IN: Rule of law suffered most under Buhari, Abacha govts, says Kunle Adegoke, SAN – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

JUST IN: Rule of law suffered most under Buhari, Abacha govts, says Kunle Adegoke, SAN – Opinion Nigeria

It ended up being a terribly corrupt government worse than Jonathan. It was a government that put the rule of law on the reverse. I will give him -1 point. The current government is yet to open the cesspool of corruption that Buhari’s government represented while the man from Daura sat on the throne like a Grand Wizard. Unfortunate

Nigeria's Environment In Danger From Climate Change–Catholic Bishops - Vimarsana News

Nigeria's Environment In Danger From Climate Change–Catholic Bishops

Catholic bishops under the auspices of Caritas Nigeria have warned of imminent dangers from climate change on Nigeria, following various abuses of the

Climate Change: Nigeria's Environment In Danger, Catholic Bishops Lament - Vimarsana News

Climate Change: Nigeria's Environment In Danger, Catholic Bishops Lament

"I have never heard of an earthquake in Morocco before, apart from flood, Nigerian flood and all that. These are the consequences of climate change.

Police hunt gunmen after off-duty cop shot dead in Khayelitsha - Vimarsana News

Police hunt gunmen after off-duty cop shot dead in Khayelitsha

A 37-year-old police sergeant was shot and killed while off-duty in Khayelitsha while his friend was wounded and rushed to hospital.

Judiciary to tackle 189 'no-trace' cases in Sierra Leone - Vimarsana News

Judiciary to tackle 189 'no-trace' cases in Sierra Leone

By Abdulai Fasineh Dumbuya The Head of Media and Communications at Judiciary of Sierra Leone, Elkass Sannoh has said that the 189 no-trace cases found during the Judicial Week will be struck-off. In an interview with Politico, Sannoh said the cases will be removed from the judicial process, as long as nobody is making any follow-up interest. He said some people take cases to