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NJC Recommends 86 Judicial Officers For Federal And State Courts: Full List

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NJC Recommends 86 Judicial Officers For Federal And State Courts: Full List....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The National Judicial Council (NJC) has made significant recommendations for the appointment of 86 judicial officers across federal and state courts in Nigeria. These recommendations emerged from the NJC’s Interview Committee on the Appointment of Judicial Officers of all Superior Courts of Record in Nigeria, presented during the council’s 105th plenary meeting held between May 15 and 16, 2024……CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

According to Soji Oye, the Director of Information for the NJC, the recommended candidates are poised to be sworn in after the NJC’s recommendations receive approval from the President and the respective State Governors. Below is the comprehensive list of the recommended judicial officers:

Justices, Court of Appeal – 22

  1. Hon. Justice Kwahar Polycarp Terna
  2. Hon. Justice Ruqayat Oremei Ayoola
  3. Hon. Justice Eleojo Eneche
  4. Hon. Justice Asma’u Akanbi-Yusuf
  5. Hon. Justice Abdullahi Muhammad Liman
  6. Hon. Justice Abdu Dogo
  7. Hon. Justice Fadawu Umaru
  8. Hon. Justice Ishaq Mohammed Sani
  9. Hon. Justice Zainab Bage Abubakar
  10. Hon. Justice Abdulazeez M. Anka
  11. Hon. Justice Nnamdi Okwy Dimgba
  12. Hon. Justice Nwoye Victoria Tochukwu
  13. Hon. Justice Nwabunkeonye Onwosi
  14. Hon. Justice Okorowo Donatus Uwaezuoke
  15. Hon. Justice Ngozika Uwazurunonye Okaisabor
  16. Hon. Justice Ntong Festus Ntong
  17. Hon. Justice Nehizena Idemudia Afolabi
  18. Hon. Justice Nyesom-Wike Eberechi Suzzette
  19. Hon. Justice Lateef Babajide Lawal-Akapo
  20. Hon. Justice Akinyemi Abiodun Azeem
  21. Hon. Justice Oyewumi Oyejoju Oyebiola
  22. Hon. Justice Olukayode Adegbola Adeniyi

Judges, High Court, FCT Abuja – 12

  1. Ademuyiwa Olakunle Oyeyipo
  2. Bamodu Odunayo Olutomi
  3. Anumaenwe Godwin Iheabunike
  4. Odo Celestine Obinna
  5. Hauwa Lawal Gummi
  6. Abdurahman Usman
  7. Buetnaan Mandy Bassi
  8. Sarah Benjamin Inesu Avoh
  9. Maryan Iye Yusuf
  10. Ariwoola Oluwakemi Victoria
  11. Lesley Nkesi Belema Wike
  12. Munirat Ibrahim Tanko

Judges, Imo State High Court – 7

  1. Akowundu Cletus Ndubuisi
  2. Uchenna Mary Njoku
  3. Chibuogwu Ojiugo Chukwumaeze
  4. Ononogbo Chidi Linus
  5. Adaego Peace Nosiri
  6. Emeka Ozoma Orafu
  7. Mathew Chinedu Ijezie

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“WE CANNOT FIX FUEL PRICES!” SHOCKING ADMISSION FROM TINUBU’S MINISTER STUNS NIGERIANS!.

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The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Heineken Lokpobiri, has stated that the federal government does not have the power to control or fix petrol prices because the downstream sector is fully deregulated in line with global standards.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Lokpobiri explained that energy costs and pricing are driven by global market dynamics, noting that economic pressures affecting Nigerians’ purchasing power are also being felt in the United States and Europe due to international challenges like the Middle East crisis.

Key highlights from his interview include:

  • Global Commodity Pricing: Lokpobiri emphasized that oil and gas are traded globally, meaning prices in Nigeria mirror those in international markets, and production volume changes will not alter global commodity pricing.

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  • No Price Control: Responding to whether the administration holds the authority to regulate pump prices, the minister clarified that the government cannot arbitrarily dictate rates without reintroducing subsidies, as the market is completely deregulated.

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  • Defense of Subsidy Removal: Defending President Bola Tinubu’s inauguration-day decision to scrap the fuel subsidy, Lokpobiri argued that the timely move saved Nigeria from an economic collapse comparable to Venezuela’s.

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“THE REAL REASON I WENT TO ROME!” GODSWILL AKPABIO DROPS A HILARIOUS YET SHOCKING TRUTH BOMB!

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Senate President Godswill Akpabio has disclosed that his recent trip to Rome, Italy, included a spiritual pilgrimage to pray for Nigeria and seek divine intervention against terrorism, banditry, and national insecurity.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking with journalists, Akpabio explained that he visited the mausoleum of Saint Padre Pio in the global center of Christianity to offer special supplications.

Key highlights from his statement include:

  • Comprehensive Prayers for Leadership: Akpabio emphasized that his prayers extended beyond President Bola Tinubu and himself to include the Vice President, the Federal Executive Council, members of the National Assembly, and all citizens.

  • Tackling National Security: He specifically focused his prayers on asking God to liberate Nigeria from the burdens of insecurity, banditry, and terrorism.

  • A Matter of Faith: Acknowledging that the spiritual journey might seem unusual to some, the Senate President stressed his firm belief in divine protection, quoting the principle that watchmen watch in vain unless God guards the house.

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“MASSIVE RELIEF IN SIGHT!” PETROL AND DIESEL PRICES PLUNGE ACROSS MAJOR DEPOTS!

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Major fuel depots in Lagos and other parts of the country have slashed prices for petrol and diesel, offering a glimmer of hope for motorists as global crude oil prices experience fresh declines.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Petrol Price Adjustments in Lagos: Depots such as Ascon, Integrated, and Sahara reduced petrol prices by ₦24 per litre, dropping from ₦1,351 to ₦1,327, while Pinnacle lowered its price from ₦1,350 to ₦1,326 per litre.

    • Regional Variations: MRS cut prices by ₦20 in Lagos, whereas Dangote Refinery maintained its price at ₦1,325 per litre. Minor reductions were also noted in Port Harcourt, Calabar, and Warri depots.

    • Steeper Declines for Diesel: The diesel (AGO) market saw even larger cuts, with Matrix depot in Warri slashing prices by ₦50 to reach ₦2,000 per litre, and Masters in Port Harcourt lowering its rate to ₦1,900 per litre.

    • Impact on Retail Pumps: Industry marketers note that while these depot reductions will pressure filling stations to lower pump prices, motorists might not see immediate relief until older, higher-priced stock is depleted and replenished with cheaper supplies.

    • Global Market Factors: The price adjustments coincide with drops in international crude benchmarks, with WTI falling to $91.34 per barrel and Brent crude slipping to $100 per barrel.

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