The CDHR urged the proposed panel to establish the actual circumstances and causes of the deaths, examine the conditions under which the suspects were detained, identify those responsible and make its findings public.
Ratcliffe, the founder of INEOS, had earlier attracted criticism in February after describing Britain as having been “colonised by immigrants.” He later apologised for his choice of language.
In a statement issued in Abuja on Saturday, the PRP National Publicity Secretary, Muhammed Ishaq, condemned the incident and expressed concern over what he described as persistent insecurity and threats to the lives and property of Nigerians.
The Egyptian forward turned provider in the 39th minute, setting up Noah Saviolo to double Trabzonspor’s advantage before adding his second goal five minutes later to give the hosts a commanding 3-0 lead at half-time.
Nwangwu was convicted in February following a plea bargain after pleading guilty to offences relating to the promotion and practice of “Okeite” and other related activities. The court had also ordered the destruction of his shrine in Oba, Idemili South Local Government Area.
Okowa was coming late because of fear of his corruption cases. It’s not because of sincerity,” Akpabio was heard telling Sandra Duru in the leaked audio. The President of the Senate further claims that Okowa’s movement into the APC had political implications for the Delta North senatorial contest and says he could determine whether Okowa would obtain the party’s ticket.
Mefor further argued that the $123 million debt should not be dismissed as insignificant, saying the amount has implications for the financial status of Anambra State.
former Google DeepMind researcher has warned that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity, adding to a growing chorus
Adire Ekiti is gaining increasing international visibility as a symbol of Ekiti State’s rich cultural heritage, creative enterprise and growing
Above all, he can bring us together. Capital does not enter a divided house, and neither does talent. Dr. Abdullahi belongs to no camp and carries no old scores. He is accessible, he listens, and his NBBF will have room for everyone who loves this game: former internationals, state associations, coaches, referees, the diaspora, and those who contest against him next month. Nigerian basketball is too small for enemies and too big for any one group to carry alone.
Quite frankly, Dr. Abdullahi’s proposition is built around results, capacity and collective progress. His experience as a player, sponsor, grassroots developer, administrator, researcher and institutional leader gives him a broad understanding of the basketball ecosystem. As leadership scholar, Warren Bennis put it, “Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality.” That distinction is important: leadership is tested by what is built, improved and delivered. Dr. Abdullahi’s record provides tangible examples across institutional leadership, grassroots basketball, infrastructure, sponsorship, talent development and youth engagement.