Man Kills Mother, Buries Her In Soakaway
The Ogun State Police Command says it has arrested a middle age man, Segun Ogunlusi, for killing his biological mother. The suspect was said to have been arrested at 16, Oketunde Street, Molatori Ogijo,
Graduate Sues Oxford University For Not Awarding Him A First Class Degree
A student has sued Oxford University for “boring” teaching which allegedly resulted in him getting a second class degree and in turn led to a loss of earnings in his career as a lawyer. Faiz Siddiqui,
Buhari Orders Probe Of Top Government Officials
The Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the probe of some of his top appointees following allegations of corruption. The President’s Spokesperson, Mr Garba Shehu announced this in a statement on Sunday. “The attention
Circumstances that can lead to the creation of resulting and constructive trusts.
According to Keeton he suggested that the aim of the courts in enforcing implied and resulting trusts is to carry out the presumed intention of the testator, whereas in the case of constructive trusts, the
How can a family land be created and determined in Nigeria.
First, what we have to bear in mind is that what in law is family property? However, a family property is the type of property which is meant for the use and enjoyment of the
supreme court verdict affirms illegality of council caretaker committees
Former General Secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association , NBA, Mr. Obafemi Adewale has said that the last week’s Supreme Court judgment on the dissolution in 2010 of democratically elected council officials in Ekiti State
North Carolina governor signs bill restricting incoming governor’s powers
© WikiMedia (United States Air Force) North Carolina’s Republican Governor Patrick McCrory [official website] signed into law Senate Bill 4 [PDF] Friday, which restricts the powers of the incoming governor Democrat Roy Cooper [official website],
Thailand parliament passes controversial cyber crime legislation
The Thailand Parliament [official website, in Thai] unanimously approved a controversial amendment [text] to its Computer Crime Act of 2007 (CCA) [text, PDF] on Friday, which rights groups fear will give the government unrestricted power
12-Year Old German Boy Attempts To Blow Up German Christmas Market
A 12-year-old boy who has not yet been identified has been taken into police custody. German authorities say he attempted to blow up a market in Ludwigshafen town. In two separate incidemts, police say
EFCC Summons New OAU Vice Chancellor
The Acting Vice Chancellor of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, Anthony Elujoba, has been summoned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), over discrepancies in the payment of allowances without approval. In
