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Court granted former Attorney general Adoke 50million naira bail.

Responding to our correspondence after the monthly sitting of the ODOVIDI FORUM in Badarawa kaduna, the spokesman his majesty Ahmed Aroke the odividi of rigasa said kaduna was zoned by the EBIRA PEOPLE ASSOCIATION (EPA).         The essence of the forum is to look into the affairs of EBIRA people and suggest for a way forward he also said when the odeyani of EBIRA in kaduna was turban they now take any issue that is beyond them to him. Aroke said every Odovidi monitor the affairs of his zone. When asked about the looming crisis between some EBIRA musicians in kaduna Aroke said this is a general issue that should be handled by EPA, he also said no Odovidi can leave his zone to interfere in issue in another zone except he was invited by the odividi because there power is limited to there zone, he added that those musicians actually came from a particular zone so is the duty of the odividi in his zone to call him to order but he continued he can take the issue to E P A, he added that t

The newly designated commissioner, includes: Fanwo Kingsley Bashir Gegu Engr. Abubakar Ohere Wemi Jones Asiru Idris Omofaiye Adewale Isah Achaba Abdulsalam Didat David Apeh Joseph Baron Okwoli O’Neil Ejigbo Idris Musa Wemi Jones Abdulmumini Danga Dr Saka Haruna Hajia Fatima Kabir Buba Gabriel Yunusa Olofu Mohammed Sani Ibrahim

Maryam Sanda sentence to death by hanging for killing her husband.

Congratulations! We were so pleased to witness your swearing in to govern Kogi state for another four years.  Certainly your willingness to volunteer your time and effort, as well as express your opinions, has contributed to your being elected. We trust that you will continue to work for improved youth programs particularly upgrading our schools, job opportunities and empowering them in various projects.  Please be aware that you have our full support. We wish you all the best as you give Kogite a new direction. Ozi Suleiman 

The Senate has said it is not possible for it to initiate a bill that prescribes the death penalty for looters. The red chamber, however, pledged to support any executive or private member bill that would criminalise acts of corruption. The spokesperson for the Senate, Godiya Akwashiki, stated this in an interview with one of our correspondents on Thursday. He spoke against a backdrop of some Nigerians and groups calling for a bill that prescribes the death penalty for treasury looters instead of the lawmakers devoting time to social media and hate speech bills. Akwashiki explained that it was impossible for the Senate President to direct any senator to produce any particular bills, including one that prescribes the death penalty for looters. “It is not possible for the Senate President to direct any senator to go and produce a particular type of bill. All of us are elected to represent our constituency from various parts of the country,” he said. The Senate