Nigeria’s Federal Government on Thursday, responded to the outrage generated by its decision to sign the SAMOA Agreement on human rights, insisting that the decision is in the interest of Nigeria. Many had taken to social media to berate the government for signing the agreement, which according them…
The leadership of the Amnesty International (AI) Nigeria, has said one of the reasons for launching Human Rights Clinic at the University of Calabar (UNICAL) was to help in checking sexual molestation of female students by the institution’s lecturers who flout university’s extant laws. Staff Adviser to AI…
The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, in a landmark judgment, has ordered Ms Sadia Umar-Farouk, former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disasters Management and Social Development to account for payments of N729bn to 24.3 million poor Nigerians for six months. The court also ordered the former minister to provide the list and details …
An international rights organisation, Global Rights has joined its counterparts to call on the management of the University of Ibadan to have a rethink over the purported plan to expel protesting students. PUNCH reports that the management of UI, in June, invited three students namely Aduwo Ayodele…
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, has ordered a former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disasters Management and Social Development, Sadia Umar-Farouk, to account for payments of N729bn to 24.3m poor Nigerians for six months. The court also ordered the former minister to provide the list and details of the beneficiaries who received the payments…
The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has ordered a former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disasters Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar-Farouq, to account for payments of N729bn to 24.3 million poor Nigerians for six months. The court also ordered the former minister to provide the list and details of the beneficiaries who received the…
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has ordered Sadiya Umar Farouq, former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, to give detailed explanation for the payment of N729bn she approved to 24.3 million Nigerians for the period of six months. Farouq was one of the ministers in the cabinet of ex-President Muhammadu…
A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Sadia Umar-Farouk, to provide details of N729 billion payments made to 24.3 million poor Nigerians within six months.Umar-Farouk was a minister under the administration of former president Muhammadu Buhari.The court, in a judgment dated June 27…
July 07, (THEWILL) – A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered Ms. Sadia Umar-Farouk, former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disasters Management and Social Development to account for payments of N729bn to 24.3 million poor Nigerians for six months. Justice Deinde Isaac Dipeolu also ordered the former minister to provide the list and details of…
The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, in a landmark judgment, has ordered Ms Sadia Umar-Farouk, former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disasters Management and Social Development to account for payments of N729bn to 24.3 million poor Nigerians for six months. The court also ordered the former minister to provide the list and details of the…