Crime Watch

BREAKING: NJC Constitutes Seven Committees To Probe Corrupt Judicial Officers

In a terse statement on Friday, Soji Oye, NJC’s director of information, said the decision was reached during meetings held on Wednesday and Thursday.

NJC has constituted seven committees to probe corrupt Judicial Officers.

 

NewsOnline reports that the National Judicial Council (NJC) has impaneled seven committees to investigate petitions against Judicial officers.

 

In a terse statement on Friday, Soji Oye, NJC’s director of information, said the decision was reached during meetings held on Wednesday and Thursday.

 

More details to come…

NewsOnline Nigeria

Recent Posts

  • 2027 Election
  • Headline

BREAKING: Peter Obi Meets Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja Amid Rising 2027 Political Talks

Peter Obi has met Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja amid rising 2027 political talks.   NewsOnline…

4 hours ago
  • Crime Watch
  • Top Stories

EFCC Confirms Forged Signatures of  Buhari, Mustapha in $6.2m Fraud Case Against Emefiele

EFCC has confirmed forged signatures of  Buhari and Mustapha in $6.2m fraud case against Emefiele.…

4 hours ago
  • Crime Watch
  • Top Stories

EFCC Declares City Boys Movement’s Women Leader, Tejuosho  Wanted Over Alleged Fraud

EFCC has declared City Boys Movement’s Women Leader, Tejuosho  wanted over alleged fraud.   NewsOnline…

4 hours ago
  • Top Stories

JTAH Hosts National Stakeholders Conference 4.0 in Lagos, Focuses on Masculinity and Relationships

JTAH is set to host National Stakeholders Conference 4.0 in Lagos with focuse on masculinity…

5 hours ago
  • 2027 Election
  • Headline

BREAKING: Sanwo-Olu Endorses Obafemi Hamzat as Preferred Successor for 2027 Lagos Governorship Race

Sanwo-Olu has endorsed Obafemi Hamzat as preferred successor for 2027 Lagos Governorship race.   NewsOnline…

11 hours ago
  • Education

ICGS Alumni Target ₦100m Fundraising for Ultra-Modern Administrative Building

ICGS Alumni has targeted ₦100m fundraising for ultra-modern administrative building.   NewsOnline Nigeria reports that…

11 hours ago