Earlier, Mr Bala Mahmood, State counsel told the court that Musa assisted his friend, Abubakar to defile his two daughters.
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He also said the office of the AGF took over the case late last year and applied to arraign the defendants based on the amended charges.
Nobel laureate Professor, Wole Soyinka, and a former Nigerian senator Shehu Sani are currently at the Abuja High Court in solidarity with the convener of #RevolutionNow Protest, Omoyele Sowore. Also, the former Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Professor Chidi Odinkalu and popular activist Deji Adeyanju, are in court in solidarity with Sowore whose trial resumes today. Sowore and co-defendant, Olawale Bakare, are facing trial over charges of a treasonable felony for organizing the revolution now protest on August 5, 2019, which the government saw as an attempt to disrupt peace in the country. The trial was stalled…
He said, “We made several attempts for Nigerian Military to establish their unit in Auno, they are here in Auno but as soon as it is 5 o’clock, they close the gate, lock the people out and they go back to Maiduguri, that is what has been happening”.
“The recent positive health bill declared by even the INEC itself for the party is certainly just one pointer to this fact. Those of us already on board this unstoppable moving train should now close ranks and add to the ongoing momentum. Those presently outside should get on as there is nothing stopping us now,” he said.
“That was why when we met the Speaker of the House of Representatives, I told the house to give the labour ministry more powers.
“She was the daughter of my younger brother Staff Seargent Babagana Kachallah. Until her death she was a student of Mass Communication at the University of Maiduguri.
“The animal was able to escape from the premises through a vandalised part of the perimeter fence within the conservative area of the zoo,” Abioye said.
The spokesman for the command, Bala Elkana, disclosed in a statement on Sunday that the 45-year-old attempted to kill his wife, Comfort, with a knife in the Bariga area of the state.
“Since the experience we had with Ebola few years ago, we have been building capacity, infrastructure, revising our policies and laws, training staff that are specially equipped to deal with outbreak of infectious diseases like Ebola, Monkey pox, Lassa Fever and Coronavirus if it comes here.
“With this type of mindset, it is difficult to see how President Buhari can accept the challenge to radically improve his handling of our security situation.
“Nigeria joins in the urgent call for a new and fresh approach that truly reflects the paramount interests of the Libyan people, the region and the continent in general.
He said that four deaths had been recorded among the nine confirmed cases with Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of 44.4 per cent; the percentage of deaths from the confirmed cases.
Unfortunately, a typical Nigerian politician’s instinct is to impose a stooge who could do his master’s bidding. Ours is mostly a hereditary mediocracy, where incompetence is not only rewarded but inherited.
There, the number of new cases of pneumonia caused by the virus rose by 2,147, the provincial health commission said.
No fewer than eight Local Government Council chairmen elected on the platform of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Zamfara State, on Saturday, announced their defection to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
“The efforts of the state fire service saved the state over N 2 billion worth of goods and property from over 87 fire outbreaks in the month.
“I am here by the Constitution, I swore by it, and I am going to stand by it. But let me tell you the bottom line of my understanding of the Constitutional role is that peace and security of all Nigerians must be guaranteed, where the people are threatened, then I will use my constitutional powers,” he said.
Specifically, the court sentenced him to 14 years for criminal breach of trust, 2 years for misappropriation, 7 years for gratification and 5 years for obtaining valuable public properties without consideration.
KOWA party’s Presidential Candidate in the 2019 general elections, Sina Fagbenro- Bryon made the assertion while reacting to the recent de-registration of 74 political parties by INEC which affected his party.
He said the affected parties failed to meet the criteria provided for by section 225A of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) which include: