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Nnamdi Kanu intensifies push to stop trial, heads to Appeal Court - Vimarsana News

Nnamdi Kanu intensifies push to stop trial, heads to Appeal Court

The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, has filed an application at the Appeal Court to stop his trial. In the appeal filed through his Lead Counsel, Aloy Ejimakor, Kanu kicked against his trial by an Abuja Federal High Court presided by Justice Binta Nyako. A few weeks ago, Ejimakor had

Court freezes  accounts, assets linked to Capital Trust Investment over N6.2bn debt - Vimarsana News

Court freezes  accounts, assets linked to Capital Trust Investment over N6.2bn debt

A Federal High Court has ordered banks to stop releasing, monies or assets due to Capital Trust Investments & Asset Management Limited

Alleged N6.2bn Debt: Court Freezes All Accounts, Assets Linked To Capital Trust Investment - Vimarsana News

Alleged N6.2bn Debt: Court Freezes All Accounts, Assets Linked To Capital Trust Investment

Alleged N6.2bn Debt: Court Freezes All Accounts, Assets Linked To Capital Trust Investment

Yahaya Bello: EFCC boss Olukoyede to face criminal trial for contempt of court - Vimarsana News

Yahaya Bello: EFCC boss Olukoyede to face criminal trial for contempt of court

He is facing a contempt charge for carrying out “some acts upon which they (the EFCC) have been restrained”.

Yahaya Bello: EFCC boss, Olukoyede, to face criminal trial for Contempt of Court, May 13 - Vimarsana News

Yahaya Bello: EFCC boss, Olukoyede, to face criminal trial for Contempt of Court, May 13

A Kogi State High Court sitting in Lokoja has ordered the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede, to appear in court on May 13, 2024, to show cause why an order of committal should not be made against him for allegedly disobeying court order.