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Punch Newspapers Sections OLADIMEJI RAMON Published 13 March 2021 After a lecturing career spanning 40 years, Prof. Chioma Agomo, who is the first female Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Lagos, bowed out on March 1 as she clocked 70 years. She speaks to OLADIMEJI RAMON about her childhood, career journey and related issues Your profile says you were born on March 1, 1951 at Nkpa, Abia State. Can you describe the kind of setting you grew up in and what growing up was like for you at that time? It was a typical rural setting. Growing up was fun. The communal life provided security and...

The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria has said telcos will disconnect Financial Service Providers from Unstructured S...

Punch Newspapers Sections Afeez Hanafi and Bola Bamigbola Published 13 March 2021 Published 13 March 2021 A resident of Erin-Osun in the Irepodun Local Government Area of Osun State, Teslim Ibitoye, has narrated how some policemen allegedly shot his brother dead in 2017 and refused to release his corpse since then. Teslim, who spoke on Friday before the Osun Judicial Panel of Inquiry on police brutality, human rights violations and extrajudicial killings, said the cops also inflicted an injury on his spinal cord. The petitioner explained that the killing of his brother, Akeem Ibitoye, who he...

Punch Newspapers Sections Afeez Hanafi Published 13 March 2021 The Lagos State Police Command has arrested a suspected cult member and kidnapper, Moses Adelaja, for his alleged involvement in the kidnapping and killing of one Chinese national in February 2020. While Adelaja’s accomplices were said to have been arrested by men of Inspector-General of Police Intelligence Response Team, Adelaja had been on the run until last Saturday when he was nabbed around 2am in the Emuren area of Ogun State during a sting operation. The police spokesperson in Lagos, CSP Muyiwa Adejobi, in a statement on ...

Punch Newspapers Sections Oladimeji Ramon Published 13 March 2021 The Lagos State Judicial Panel of Inquiry probing allegations of human rights abuses against the disbanded police Special Anti-Robbery Squad on Saturday gave a cheque of N7.5m to a 40-year-old man, Marc Nwadi, unduly incarcerated for six years in at the Kirikiri prison without trial. Nwadi had during his appearance before the retired Justice Doris Okuwobi-led panel recounted how his inability to pay a bribe of N10,000 to policemen in the Idimu area of Lagos led him to prison where he spent six years unjustly. In her ruling on ...