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Kano govt begins probe of theft of public property, violence under Ganduje - Vimarsana News

Kano govt begins probe of theft of public property, violence under Ganduje

Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf sets up panels to probe misappropriation of public property, political violence in Kano between 2015 and 2023

Ortom: As the chicken comes home to roost, by Kenneth Tersoo Gyado - Vimarsana News

Ortom: As the chicken comes home to roost, by Kenneth Tersoo Gyado

The summary is that no one can escape the judgement of history, neither will anyone be divorced from the consequences of his actions and inactions.

Planned probe: I've nothing to hide - Ortom - Daily Post Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Planned probe: I've nothing to hide - Ortom - Daily Post Nigeria

Former Governor of Benue State, Samuel Ortom, says he is not afraid of probe, as he has nothing to hide. Ortom said this in a statement by his Media Aide,

I'm Ready For Probe, Ex-Gov Ortom Replies Benue Governor Alia Over Inauguration Of Investigative Commissions - Vimarsana News

I'm Ready For Probe, Ex-Gov Ortom Replies Benue Governor Alia Over Inauguration Of Investigative Commissions

Former Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom, has reacted to Governor Hyacinth Alia’s inauguration of investigative commissions to probe his administration.   SaharaReporters earlier reported that Governor Alia on Tuesday inaugurated two judicial commissions of inquiry to probe Ortom’s administration.   The commissions which were inaugurated on Tuesday are the Benue Income and Expenditure Commission of Inquiry 2024 and the Sale/Lease of Government Assets, Companies, and Markets (both State and LG Markets) Moribund Companies Commission of Inquiry 2024.

Defending Constitution: When does State inaction qualify as abetment? - Vimarsana News

Defending Constitution: When does State inaction qualify as abetment?

Erosion of judicial objectivity seems a possibility when we consider the impact of extreme judicial restraint, if it is indeed that, on society. Events

Source: siasat.com