PenCom has sought the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s intervention to tackle pension fraud, particularly employers’ failure to remit pension contributions.
Justice Nkeonye Evelyn Maha subsequently ordered that the suspects be remanded at the correctional centre, Ibadan.
“We found duplications, dead persons on the register (INEC also admitted), multiple registrants, underage registrants, and other errors you’ll find on the register,” said YIAGA.
Mr Danladi commended Mr Abdulrazaq for facilitating the establishment of the Federal Science and Technical College in Gwanara.
Hisbah threatened to arrest anyone found participating in the event because it was seen as undermining moral values.
Resident doctors rejected proposed legislation seeking a six-month jail term or ₦300,000 fine for healthcare professionals over delays in emergency medical treatment.
UNIBEN announced November 23 to 28 for its 52nd Convocation and 56th Founders’ Day celebrations.
Mr Adeoye said access to mortgage finance remained difficult in Nigeria due to high interest rates.
In separate interviews with journalists in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa, poultry farmers described rising input costs as a serious threat to productivity.
The Independent National Electoral Commission in Lagos says 116,745 permanent voter cards for newly registered voters remain uncollected.
The police said the suspects belonged to a criminal gang specialising in the vandalism and theft of public and private infrastructure.
Mr Danladi commended Mr Abdulrazaq for facilitating the establishment of the Federal Science and Technical College in Gwanara.
The defending champions returned a combined score of 309 after 36 holes on Thursday to maintain their lead in the week-long championship.
According to the vice-president, Nigeria’s hosting of CANEX Weekend for the first time recognises the country’s growing influence in the creative economy.
HURIWA warned political actors against exploiting insecurity to promote religious division, ethnic hostility, or electoral interests.
Mr Mountbatten-Windsor left the royal residence after he was linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, but he denied any wrongdoing.
Tundu Lissu, leader of the opposition Chadema party, was acquitted of treason charges but found guilty of incitement by a Tanzanian court.
Mr Omoruyi allegedly compelled five adult women to perform commercial sex acts in Texas and elsewhere for his financial benefit.
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