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Cross River to probe 38,000 workforce increase - Vimarsana News

Cross River to probe 38,000 workforce increase

The Head of Service, Dr. Innocent Eteng, revealed this at a news conference in Calabar, the state capital, on Tuesday.

Payroll fraud: Court sentences 3 civil servants to 6 years imprisonment - Vimarsana News

Payroll fraud: Court sentences 3 civil servants to 6 years imprisonment

A High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, on Wednesday sentenced three civil servants to six years imprisonment each for payroll fraud. The

A Brandon family's link to military history – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

A Brandon family's link to military history – Brandon Sun

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Unnao Rape Case: Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Ex-UP Police Officers Convicted For Custodial Death Of Survivor's Father - Vimarsana News

Unnao Rape Case: Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Ex-UP Police Officers Convicted For Custodial Death Of Survivor's Father

The Delhi High Court on Friday granted bail to two former-Uttar Pradesh Police officers who were convicted in the case involving the custodial death of the Unnao rape survivor’s father.Ashok Singh...

Source: livelaw.in
Nigeria Police Prosecutor, Simon Lough In Office 18 Months Beyond Statutory Retirement Date - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Police Prosecutor, Simon Lough In Office 18 Months Beyond Statutory Retirement Date

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Simon Asamber Lough was widely celebrated as having made history in December 2021 when he became the first police officer in Nigeria to be admitted to the Inner Bar as a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN).   However, a document obtained by SaharaReporters shows that Lough was enlisted into the Nigeria Police Force on January 8, 1987, and should have retired from service on January 8, 2022, after 35 years of active service.   This contradicts the claim made by the police that Lough was enlisted as a Cadet in 2000.