Aondoakaa: Nigeria Should Take Action Against Corrupt Schemes Similar To P&ID
The former Minister of Justice said government officials involved in the contract should be investigated.
The former Minister of Justice said government officials involved in the contract should be investigated.
He called on corporate bodies, communities and individuals to support universities.
He expressed relief that the removal of petrol subsidy ended the ‘bleeding’ of natural resources.
The court held that the two issues raised were unreasonable and vexatious.
It has set aside $700m for adolescent girl education, others get $3.45bn.
The court said that the awards were obtained by fraud, and contrary to public policy.
He suggested that the government lay more emphasis on processing of national resources.
He said fighting corruption needs an efficient credit scheme.
The court, however, dismissed APM’s appeal after their counsel withdrew the case.
Gumi’s earlier outburst against Wike was condemned and described as irresponsible and absurd.
Bagudu said the slow growth rate and fast rising population led to high levels of inflation.
A valedictory service will be held on October 27 to mark Justice Dattijo’s retirement.
Oramah said AfCFTA has the capacity to unlock $3trillion GDP for Africa.
He joins Obasanjo, late Annan, Kufour, Adesina, others in hall of fame.
He called on the high command of the agencies involved to investigate and sanction the overzealousness of their men.
A body scanner had revealed that he had wraps of illicit drugs in his stomach.
This is in line with its commitment of reducing the high number of out of school children in the region.
He urged the minister to ask the President and Governors to use their right to grant pardon to the convicts.
He said petrol subsidy was removed for Nigeria not to collapse.
“We need a system of government that not only addresses our diversity but is also based on a Constitution that can correctly be described as a Nigerian people’s Constitution.”
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