x

Firearm Charge Against Emefiele Dismissed by Court

By Daniel Edu

In a recent development, a Federal High Court in Lagos has officially dismissed the firearm charges brought against Godwin Emefiele, the suspended governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Justice Nicholas Oweibo ruled to strike out the charge due to the lack of diligent prosecution. This decision followed an application for withdrawal made by Mohammed Abubakar, the Director of Public Prosecution at the Ministry of Justice.

During the previous court session, the DPP presented an oral request to withdraw the charges against Emefiele. The decision to withdraw the charges was based on emerging facts and circumstances that necessitated further investigation. The DPP urged the court to approve the withdrawal application, which subsequently led to the charges being dismissed.

Hot this week

New Police IGP, Disu Calls for Stronger Police- Media Collabo with Abuja Journalists

By Joyce Remi- BabayejuThe new Inspector-General of Police (IGP),...

Managing External and Internal Economic Shocks in Nigeria’s Oil-Dependent Economy

By Okechukwu Keshi UkaegbuGlobal disruptions—whether from wars, supply chain...

Ombugadu Explains APC Defection as Women’s Group Declares Support for Tinubu

From Abel Zwanke, LafiaFormer Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)...

Basketball Promoter Igoche Mark Applauds D’Tigress After Victory Over Philippines

Nigerian basketball promoter Igoche Mark has congratulated the national...

NAWOJ Bayelsa Calls for More Leadership Roles for Women Journalists

The Bayelsa State chapter of the Nigeria Association of...

Delta PDP Congress Draws Large Turnout as Peter Mrakpor Emerges State Chairman

By Anne AzukaSupporters of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)...

Fire Damages More Than 10 Shops at Jos Terminus Market

By Israel Adamu, JosA late-night fire incident damaged more...

Plateau Government Condemns Kanam Ambush, Honours 20 Fallen Security Personnel

By Israel Adamu, JosThe Plateau State Government has condemned...

NEMA Warns Nigerians Against Fire Disasters, Heat-Related Health Risks

By Joyce Remi-BabayejuThe National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img