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Nollywood actress, Ruby Ojiakor, got married to her colleague, Moc Madu, popularly known as Onwa Idemili, just three days after his proposal, sparking controversies on social media. The couple had their traditional marriage rites in Amarak, Isi-Ala Mbano, Imo State, flooding the Internet with loads of videos from the grand celebration. However, what was meant
Former Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has claimed that some of the people currently in government should be in jail for their past misdemeanours and criminal misconduct. Obasanjo stated this on Thursday while speaking virtually at the memorial lecture of Denis Joseph Slattery in Lagos. According to him, government officials with “questionable” integrity cannot make good
Some government officials should be in prison — Obasanjo
Former Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has claimed that some of the people currently in government should be in jail for their past misdemeanours and criminal misconduct.
Obasanjo stated this on Thursday while speaking virtually at the memorial lecture of Denis Joseph Slattery in Lagos.
According to him, government officials with “questionable” integrity cannot make good decisions that will benefit Nigerians.
In his speech titled “The Imperative for Moral Rectitude in Governance,” Obasanjo pointed out that the most important demand of anybody involved in governance at any level is “accountability.”
He said: “If you look clinically at the people in government today at both executive and legislative levels, some of them should be permanently behind bars for their past misdemeanour and criminal misconduct. You cannot expect thieves to give good judgement in favour of the owner of the property.”
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has dismissed claims that it plans to regulate the prices of food items…
The Agunese-Mmaku community in Awgu Local Government Area of Enugu State has expressed concern over a looming potential breakdown of law and order as a result of constant police harassment, arrest, and detention of community members on “trumped-up allegations.” The community, through the Agunese-Mmaku Development Union, appealed to the police high command under the Inspector-General
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The Agunese-Mmaku community in Awgu Local Government Area of Enugu State has expressed concern over a looming potential breakdown of law and order as a result of constant police harassment, arrest, and detention of community members on “trumped-up allegations.” The community, through the Agunese-Mmaku Development Union, appealed to the police high command under the Inspector-General
