GTB forgery suit ongoing before Lagos High Court in Yaba Guaranty Trust Bank, GTB, and RCN Network Limited are expected to adopt their written addresses on May, 28, 2024 before a Lagos High Court sitting in Yaba. GTB forgery suit ongoing before Lagos High Court in Yaba GTB is facing a forgery suit of a tripatite agreement. On Thursday, the Defence Counsel led by Norrison Quakers, SAN, closed its case before Justice Ezekiel Ashade. RCN Network drags GTB to court for forgery of agreement The suit was instituted by the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (MD/CEO) of RCN Network Limited, Alhaji Si-Nuraini…
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Take budget padding allegation to anti-corruption agencies
A prosecution witness, Jubril Yakubu, a social worker, has maintained that Chrisland School failed to comply with the Safety and Child Protection Policy for schools and child-centred institutions in Lagos State. The third prosecution witness maintained this position in continuation of trial before Justice Oyindamola Ogala of the Lagos State High Court in Ikeja. On Wednesday, the witness was cross-examined by two out of five defence counsel on his testimony in the ongoing trial of the staff and management of Chrisland School, Opebi, Lagos. Standing trial are; Ademoye Adewale, (Vendor), Kuku Fatai, Belinda Amao, the school principal and Victoria Nwatu,…
Nigeria to reopen borders with Niger, others
Effort by security personnel to rescue over 200 abducted school students in Kaduna State is underway. The latest effort is coming days after the sad incident where school students in Kaduna State were kidnapped by gunmen. In order to bolster the security effort, the highest police command in the country has ordered the immediate deployment of a full armed and ready unit of mobile policemen to the Kuriga Community. Police boss visits Kaduna to reassure residents This effort was made known on Tuesday by the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, during the visit of the Police boss and…
Beligetto, directors charged to court for fraud
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Further proceeding in the case against a businessman, Chief Cletus Ibeto over alleged N4.8 billion fraud has been fixed for April 15, 2024 for hearing applications filed by counsel of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. This is according to Justice Oyindamola Ogala of a Lagos State High Court sitting in Ikeja on Monday. Judge to study Cletus Ibeto’s case file Justice Ogala fixed the date as agreed by all parties in the suit after the judge said she wanted to study the case file properly. She also directed counsel to file and exchange their responses to the application…
Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from February 7, 2024,
Mother accuses woman over sexual assault of daughter