Judges aren’t above law, Malami says

The meeting of the National Judicial Council (NJC) over the arrest of senior judges continues today but the federal government said Nigerian judges were not immune to arrest or criminal investigation.

The NJC issued no statement yesterday after a lengthy meeting on the arrest of seven senior judges over corruption allegations by the Department of Security Services (DSS).

BREAKING: Abducted Lagos students regain freedom

Freedom has come the way of the six persons, who were abducted from the in Epe area of Lagos, last week.

They were released about 10.35p.m., Tuesday night.

Rice price’ll fall by Nov. — FG

The Federal Government on Monday declared that the price of rice would start to fall from November this year.

It stated that more Nigerians had returned to their various farms, adding that at the next harvesting season next month, the price of rice would start to crash.

This came as the government said that the delay in the approval of the 2016 budget had made it impossible to implement the capital expenditure in the agricultural sector.

Lagos Big Babe, Adetola Juyitan Opens Event Centre

After more than a decade in the Nigerian banking industry, rising up the leadership ladder of 2 of the top 5 Banks, Adetola Juyitan, now an entrepreneur, has moved on to set up an upscale event center in the Lekki area of Lagos, “Glitz Occasions Event Centre”.

The launching ceremony hosted crème-de-la-crème of the society, celebrities, top executives in the banking sector, humanitarian/service organisations, Nollywood and comedians of the Federal Republic of Nigeria among many others.

Teachers more important than politicians; reduce our salaries, increase theirs – Ben Bruce tells Buhari

As Nigeria joined the rest of the world to mark World Teachers’ Day on Wednesday, the lawmaker representing Bayelsa East Senatorial District, Senator Ben Murray Bruce urged President Muhammadu Buhari to pay teachers more and politicians less.

He hinted that teachers were more important than politicians and as such, should be well paid.

N’Assembly invites Buhari to address legislature on economy

The National Assembly has passed a motion to invite President Muhammadu Buhari to address the legislature on efforts being made by his administration to tackle the economic recession.

The Senate on Thursday passed the motion in concurrence with the House of Representatives, which had earlier on September 22, 2016 resolved to constitute an ad hoc committee to liaise with the Upper Chamber, with a view to inviting the President to brief a joint session of the National Assembly on the current economic downturn.

22 top federal officials sacked over budget padding

A total of 184 civil servants were disciplined for their different roles in the padding of the 2016 budget.

This was contained in Buhari’s authorised biography, ‘Muhammadu Buhari: The Challenges of Leadership in Nigeria’, written by Prof. John Paden and presented to the public on Monday.