Zambia President Sacks Top Judges

The three Constitutional Court judges presided over a presidential petition in 2016 in which they dismissed Hichilema’s challenge against the election victory of former President Edgar Lungu. They also took part in a controversial ruling allowing Lungu to stand in the 2021 elections, despite having twice served as Zambia’s president. Their dismissal comes after they…

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Shettima To Represent Tinubu At CHOGM 2024

VP Shettima will join King Charles of England and other world leaders from 56 member countries at the first CHOGM to be held in the Pacific small island of Apia, Samoa from October 21 to 26. They will deliberate on the theme, “One Resilient Common Future: Transforming our Common Wealth” .The theme will focus attention…

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FG Seeks $500M World Bank Loan for Education and Health

The Federal Government is targeting a $500m loan from the World Bank to tackle inadequate human resource issues in the country’s education and healthcare systems. The loan is anticipated to gain final approval from the World Bank on September 26, 2024. The Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, along with the Ministries of Education and…

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EFCC, ICPC Have Come To Stay — Falana

Amid the controversial calls to scrap the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, has said that the anti-graft agency and other such institutions in the country have come to stay. The SAN said rather than challenging the legality of EFCC, what should be demanded are measures to ensure that the…

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Army debunks rumoured death of COAS Lagbaja

The Nigerian Army has debunked reports circulating that the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt. Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, has died. Several online reports, originating from a social media post by one Jackson Ude announcing the death of the Army chief, had gone viral. Ude claimed that Lagbaja had died of cancer 48 hours ago but…

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