Latest News
BREAKING: Court grants Natasha N50m bail in defamation case
The Federal Capital Territory High Court in Abuja has granted bail to Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who is facing defamation charges filed by the Federal Government.
At Thursday’s hearing, the court set bail at ₦50 million, with the condition that the senator must provide one surety of reasonable integrity, who must be resident within the FCT and possess a landed property located in the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC).
Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central Senatorial District, had earlier arrived at the court ahead of her arraignment, maintaining a calm and confident demeanor. The defamation charge, filed by the Director of Public Prosecutions, stems from her public allegations against prominent political figures.
More details to follow…
EFCC arrests 7 ‘Yahoo Boys’ in Abuja, recovers 8 luxury cars
US gov declares June 14 as Igbo Day
Bauchi company seeks N1bn loan to restart operations
58 cows arrested as Oyo govt moves against open grazing
Tinubu arrives Kaduna, commissions key developmental projects
Alleged terrorism: FG closes case against Nnamdi Kanu
Nico Williams agrees personal terms with Barcelona
Israel bombs Iran’s state TV headquarters during live broadcast
Alleged $6bn Mambilla power fraud: EFCC tenders Obasanjo’s statement
Why federal tertiary institutions are facing salary delays – AGF explains
Yahoo boys now launder money for politicians – EFCC boss, Olukoyede
10-year-old boy guns down police inspector father in Anambra
Why I resigned from Tinubu’s govt – Former aide Aliyu Audu reveals
