March 2022 – The Advocate News

Alleged N2.9b fraud: Witness distances self from Eunisell as Amadi files no case submission

March 28, 2022

By Executive Editor, Judiciary. A prosecution witness Daniel Meyachi has told a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos that his company Ammasco International does not know Eunisell Ltd but only deals with Mr Kenneth Amadi (defendant) as their business partner.The witness said it while giving evidence before Justice Ambrose Lewis Allagoa in the trial of Mr Kenneth Amadi charged with alleged N2.9 billion fraud by the Attorney General of the Federation.The prosecution had closed its case on Friday March…

Omowunmi-Abisogun Family pledges to support new Oniru paramount ruler

March 7, 2022

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Leaders of Omowunmi-Abisogun Ruling House, during a press conference held last Friday where they reinstated their loyalty and support for HRM Oba Omogbolahan Abdul Wasiu Lawal Abisogun. By Editor, Community Development. The Omowunmi-Abisogun Ruling House has again reinstated their commitment to join hands with His Royal Majesty Oba Abdulwasiu Omogbolahan Lawal, the Oniru of Iruland, Victoria Island, Lagos, and give him all supports he needs to succeed. The royal family also called on remaining members of the family that are…

Chief Uzum joins platinum age, pledges more humanitarian service to mankind

March 5, 2022

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The Obakpolo of Owa Kingdom, Delta State, Chief Anthony Kizito Uzum, on his chieftancy throne at the 70th birthday celebration on February 26, 2022 at Akute, Ogun State. By Editor-In -Chief, (Advocatenewsng.com). It was a celebration of life among the living for a rare gem, selfless and dedicated philantropist, Chief Anthony Uzum, ‘a man of the people, as fondly described by many who crossed his path and the Obakpolo of Owa Kingdom, in Delta State, oil rich south-south region…

LEDAP hails NASS for making universal basic education enforceable right, justiciable

March 3, 2022

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By Executive Editor, Judiciary. LEGAL Defence and Assistance Project (LEDAP), a human rights pressure group, has commended the National Assembly for passing the Bill to alter the Constitution to include the right to free, compulsory and basic education as a fundamental right under the Constitution. But the group regretted the rejection of the reservation of quota for women in political offices by the two Chambers and urged the distinguished Senators and honourable members in the House of Representatives to…