NEWSPAPER HEADLINES (THE NATION)

Monday, 30-11-2017

12:08 am Maina: EFCC finds £6m pension cash in UK bank

    12:07 am OGFZA orders 10-year audit of Intels for ‘unlawful operations’

    12:06 am IMF: banks must recapitalise

    12:05 am AVM Martins, driver die as SUV plunges into lagoon

    12:04 am Police to quiz Omisore over 2014 assault on Adeleke

    12:03 am Security breach: NCC summons telecom chief executives to Abuja

    12:02 am Adams installation as Aare Ona Kakanfo on January 13

    12:00 am Court orders Saraki, Dogara to account for N500b ‘running cost’

    12:00 am Danbatta delivers varsity lecture

    12:00 am Nigeria earns N261.9b from Agric exports in second quarter

    12:00 am Herdsmen to Ortom: you can’t chase us out of Benue

    12:00 am Landmark University now ACCA accredited

    12:00 am Abiola airport in Osun gets local concession pact

    12:00 am Army confirms ambush on soldiers in Zamfara

    12:00 am APC wins Sokoto by-election...

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CITIZENS’ RIGHT AND POLICE INJUSTICE IN NIGERIA

By: Ebo Emmanuel Police Injustice mostly used to refer to various human rights violations by police which might include beatings, racial abuse, unlawful killings, torture, or indiscriminate use of riot control agents at protests. At its worst, unlawful use of force by police can result in people being deprived of their right to life. If police force is unnecessary or excessive, it may also amount to torture or other ill-treatment. Unlawful force by police can also violate the right to be free from discrimination, the right to liberty and security, and the right to equal protection under the law. In countries with high rates of killings by police, there is often a combination of factors including inadequate laws, racial or other forms of discrimination, insecurity or conflict, and entrenched impunity. Governments who routinely trample on other human rights like freedom of expression and peaceful assembly often a...

The Journey of Abah Joshua Till Date

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The FUOYESU stakeholders meeting, held today, ended in abrupt chaos as a result of issues relating to the student Union caretaker committee delegation. Comrade Awe, a member of the SRC, representing the department of demography and social statistics starred up the argument, which hit the wrong cord in the acclaimed faculty Presidents, who also happens to be members of the SUG caretaker committee. He laid claim that a larger number of the current SUG caretaker committee members are Presidents of various faculties in the school, hence, becoming unconstitutional for them to hold two different executive portfolios at the same time, or better still, resign from the former post and handover immediately to their vice Presidents, if they should continue with the current appointment. The faculty Presidents therefore discredited the claim, owing to the fact that their current appointment was through delegation, and not through electoral activities. They also said that none of them begge...

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