Saturday, 31 October 2015
Court jails oil thieves for 84yrs
Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court sitting in Lagos yesterday convicted seven men to 84 years imprisonment for illegal and unlawful dealing in 1,459 metric tonnes of Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol. The court sentenced each of the convicts to a jail term of 12 years each commencing Friday after the Judge found them guilty of the five count charge preferred against them.
National News Headlines - 31/10/2015
DAILY POST
*By-election: Army restricts movement in Borno
*Sanusi, Bayeros on war path as family sues Emir over planned demolition of palace
*Orubebe to appear before CCT over false declaration of asset, bribery scandal
*U.S. Ambassador assists NGOs with $25,000 Grants
*CAN vows to resist Cross River attempt to ban prayers in schools
Friday, 30 October 2015
N1.4 Trillion fine too heavy to bear – MTN
Three days after Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC slammed a N1.4 trillion penalty on MTN Nigeria for failure to disconnect customers with unregistered SIM cards, Parent company MTN group has cried out that the fine was too extreme, even as it continues to engage the regulator on how to resolve the issue.
PDP govt responsible for Nigeria’s woes —Okorocha
Chairman of Progressive Governors Forum and governor of Imo State, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, has said the mismanagement of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, government was responsible for the sufferings experienced in the nation, assuring that the All Progressives Congress, APC government would address all the challenges facing Nigeria.
National News Headlines - 30/10/2015
DAILY POST
*Prospective NYSC members stranded in Delta camp over thumb print errors
*Borno First Lady distributes preventive cancer kits to women in 27 LGAs
*PDP lawmakers stage walk-out as Senate confirms Amaechi
*Election tribunals have failed Nigerians – Barrister Usman
*I have no plan of sending Suswam to jail – Ortom
*Amaechi: Decision of PDP Senators to walk out was democracy in action – APC
Thursday, 29 October 2015
FG Moves Boko Haram Prisoners Out Of Southeast
There is tension at Ette, a border town in Igboeze North Local Government Area of Enugu State, following the invasion of the area by suspected members of the Police Mobile Force, MOPOL, from Lokoja, the Kogi State capital. The invaders reportedly shot six people, five men and a woman as well as burnt shops, vehicles before they were overpowered by their colleagues from Enugu State.
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