Salami Report: Why the Silence On Findings Against Magu?, By Thomas Agboola
A damp muddle is hanging precariously over the president’s fight against corruption.
A damp muddle is hanging precariously over the president’s fight against corruption.
The leader posterity recognises is the one who pauperises himself while serving his people.
"Ministering Justice" is a companion for everyone interested in how the law can serve the public interest in and beyond ...
Mr. Buhari’s reckless violation of the Constitution in his suspension of the CJN has pushed the nation to the edge ...
In a profession where the slightest inference of misdeed is catastrophic, the damage has already been done to the CJN.
The current charge before the CCT is designed to ridicule, humiliate, intimidate and oppress the person of the CJN.
Onnoghen has fed himself to the lions in the den; we wait to see if he will come out alive.
What should worry every patriot is the socialisation of the young into corruption.
The two members of CCT panel deserve commendations and not knocks for their bold and courageous adjudication on this matter ...
Recall is not acquittal, so perhaps Malami has another chance to save himself and his government’s reputation.