Abba Kyari, in the eye of the storm
His built-in instinct to spot danger brought him fame. He had his ear to the ground and he could hear the sound of danger from afar. Like the human breath, you could feel his pulse when he was tracking criminals.
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His built-in instinct to spot danger brought him fame. He had his ear to the ground and he could hear the sound of danger from afar. Like the human breath, you could feel his pulse when he was tracking criminals.
Another blight on the country’s battered image came to the fore yesterday, when high-profile police officer, Abba Kyari, was declared wanted for involvement in drug-related deal by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).
Justice Muhammed Tanko The Supreme Court of Nigeria has fixed June 11 for judgment in the case of investors in Nospetco Oil & Gas Ltd, whose N24.4 billion were trapped in the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN. The five-man justices of the apex court, presided by Justice Aminat Augie adjourned the case for judgment after lawyers for all parties adopted their various briefs before the court. The investors’ money were deposited with CBN by the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a result of the placement of an embargo on Nospetco’s operations. x But the i...
Oto ge: Why Governor Abdulrahaman Abdulrazaq enjoys massive support in Kwara Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara state By Wed Feb 24 2021 For several years, late Chief Olusola Saraki, Waziri Ilorin, reigned supreme in the Kwara State politics. From the second republic down to the present democratic dispensation, his name made or marred the political fortune of many aspirants in the State. His political clout transcends over three decades. The political legacy “Oloye” remained unrivalled until 2019 when the “Oto ge” Tsunami put an end to the political influence been enjoyed by the...
Adewuyi, through his lawyer, Debo Adeleke, said the police refused to release 26 acres of farmland seized from him since 2013.