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A  Federal High Court in Lagos will on today entertain arguments in respect of a suit filed by suspended Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Lamido Sanusi, challenging the constitutionality of alleged plans by the Federal Government to arrest him. Sanusi is specifically seeking an order restraining the police and officers of the Department of State Security (DSS) from arresting, detaining or otherwise harassing him. He joined the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Bello Adoke; Inspector General (IG) of Police, Mohammed Abubakar; and the DSS as first, second and third respondents respectively. Justice Ibrahim Buba had at the last adjourned date fixed today for hearing of the matter following the need to put all necessary papers before the court. Meanwhile, government, in its objection to the suit, wants the court to strike it out. The government alleged that Sanusi’s tenure at the CBN was characterised by various acts of financial recklessness and misc...

Jigawa State Governor Sule Lamido lashed out at the Jonathan administration for what he called its failure to address Nigeria’s ills. He described the leadership as “totally disconnected with the people”, saying “all its policies are formulated in parallel with the needs, plight and interest of the common man and the country.” Lamido also condemned the National Conference, the government approach to the Boko Haram killings and abandonment of projects in his state, among others. He spoke in Dutse, the state capital, at the weekend while receiving a delegation of the Bank of Agriculture. It was led by Managing Director Dr. Falalu Santuraki. The delegation, which praised Lamido’s support for agriculture, proposed a N1billion minimal interest loan to support irrigation for farmers at the Hadejia Valley, with minimal interest. Lamido lamented that the Auyo irrigation scheme was abandoned for over 30 years by the Federal Government. He expressed regret that the promises made...

The fuel shortage that has engulfed the country in the past one month may not improve until the middle or end of April as many marketers are currently finding it difficult to finance the import allocations they recently got from the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency. Our correspondent gathered on Sunday that a significant number of the independent marketers, who got import allocations from the PPPRA, were finding it difficult to finance them as banks had refused to raise Letters of Credit for them. Though the Federal Government still owes the marketers substantial subsidy claims, many of those affected, who are considered small, are said to lack the financial muscle to attract more loans from the banks without paying what they currently owe. “The marketers are facing financial challenges because they are finding it difficult to finance their import allocations. The supply situation may not improve until the middle of April; and if care is not taken, it may last ...

Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Sunday said he had forgiven his former vice-president, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, as well as other perceived to have offended him. According to the former president, “as a leader and father, I bear no grudge against anybody and if there is, I have forgiven them all.” Obasanjo, who was reacting to the request of a group, Northern Youth Leaders Forum (NYLF) who met with him in Abeokuta, the Ogun state capital yesterday, said: "On the request that you made, I do not have any grudge against anybody. And if there is any, I have forgiven all as a father." Obasanjo, however, appreciated the group for coming to Abeokuta to make a case for the progress of the country, saying, "since 2003, the effort of your group has been noteworthy. I am happy that you have also increased in number. Let me appreciate all your support since 2003 and urge you to continue by ensuring that credible leaders are elected in 2015." However, the lead...

As the All Progressives Congress (APC) prepares for its ward, state and national congresses, it has emerged that the leadership of the party may have quietly decided to settle for a Major-General Muhammadu Buhari-Senator Bola Tinubu presidential ticket to contest the 2015 presidential election. THISDAY gathered from reliable party sources that the decision to field Buhari and Tinubu as APC’s presidential and vice-presidential candidates respectively, was informed by the massive votes, which the pairing of both men could garner for the party during the election. By the party’s calculations, Buhari, who remains very popular at the grassroots level in most parts of the North-west and North-East, alongside Tinubu, who is from the South-west, will be banking on an estimated 44,848,911 registered voters who accounted for 61 per cent of total registered voters of 73,528,040, in the 2011 election. This is in contrast to the 27,735,678 registered voters in the North-central, South-...

The Department of State Service, DSS , confirmed, yesterday, that 21 Boko Haram suspects were killed in a shoot-out at its detention centre between its operatives and the sect members. DSS said two of its operatives sustained serious injuries. The detained terrorists reportedly over-powered the guards, shot several operatives and attempted to stage a daring escape from detention. There were, however, different accounts on how the attempted jailbreak was carried out. Meanwhile, Presidential spokesman, Reuben Abati, denied reports, yesterday, that President Goodluck Jonathan was whisked away during the attempted jailbreak and shootout. How B’Haram overpowered DSS operative According to a security source, one of the Boko Haram members told one of the DSS guards that he was pressed and needed to go to the toilet. The sect member’s request was obliged without being leg-chained. On getting to the toilet and finding the door locked, he applied force and uprooted the toilet seat u...

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