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Anti-graft war turns Nollywood drama as EFCC goes after Yahaya Bello - Vimarsana News

Anti-graft war turns Nollywood drama as EFCC goes after Yahaya Bello

Deborah Tolu-Kolawole writes on ex-Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello’s street altercation with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission operatives and how it has divided Nigerians

Yahaya Bello's N80.2bn charges poorly presented, CSOs fault EFCC - Vimarsana News

Yahaya Bello's N80.2bn charges poorly presented, CSOs fault EFCC

A coalition of Civil Society Organisations on Tuesday warned the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission not to agitate the polity in its desperation to apprehend former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello over an allegation of money laundering.

ANALYSIS: Rising concerns over secrecy of public official's asset declaration, CCB's role - Vimarsana News

ANALYSIS: Rising concerns over secrecy of public official's asset declaration, CCB's role

The right of access is technically taken back with a clause contained in the same constitutional provision which predicates...

Malami denies stalling $60 billion NNPC money stashed in the US - Vimarsana News

Malami denies stalling $60 billion NNPC money stashed in the US

A lawyer, Tosin Ojaomo, accused Mr Malami of stalling the recovery of $60 billion stolen from NNPC and stashed away in the U.S.

Insecurity: Centre wants okada banned, uncompleted buildings marked in FCT - Vimarsana News

Insecurity: Centre wants okada banned, uncompleted buildings marked in FCT

Chief Aghanya also urged the FCT Minister, Mallam Muhammad Musa Bello, to monitor those who occupied uncompleted buildings in the city, saying it was the commonest place criminals hatched their nefarious activities.