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N855m Fraud: Appeal Court Affirms 5-Year Conviction Of Bankers - Vimarsana News

N855m Fraud: Appeal Court Affirms 5-Year Conviction Of Bankers

The Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos, has affirmed the judgement of a Lagos State High Court, which sentenced two officials of Keystone Bank, Anayo Nwosu and

Enugu court sentences lady to death by hanging for killing make-up artist - Vimarsana News

Enugu court sentences lady to death by hanging for killing make-up artist

The Enugu State Director of Public Prosecution, Mrs C C Chigbo, described the judgment as a victory for justice. | Pulse Nigeria

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Enugu court sentences lady to death by hanging for murder - Vimarsana News

Enugu court sentences lady to death by hanging for murder

The deceased was said to have left her house on 11 November 2020 for a job but went missing until her corpse was found on 16 November 2020 in a refuse dump.

Ibadan explosion: Makinde signs executive order on possession, storage of harmful substances - Vimarsana News

Ibadan explosion: Makinde signs executive order on possession, storage of harmful substances

Those presently housing such harmful substances or articles anywhere in the state are mandated to notify the state government within

Ibadan Explosion: Gov. Makinde Signs Executive Order Compelling Declaration Of Harmful Substance Within 24 Hours - Vimarsana News

Ibadan Explosion: Gov. Makinde Signs Executive Order Compelling Declaration Of Harmful Substance Within 24 Hours

Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has signed Executive Order 001 of 2024 on the Safe Handling and Storage of Harmful Substances Within Oyo State. The order was signed to prevent the kind of deadly explosion that rocked the state capital, Ibadan, on Tuesday, January 16. SaharaReporters had reported that the explosion left at least five persons dead with over 70 others injured and over 50 houses burnt.