@officialEFCC One would expect that an agency like EFCC avoids unnecessary clickbait and gives the correct information, with the full knowledge that people will only take your heading and not read the news.
Each sentencing on each count is served concurrently. Nobody gets a 490 jail term
The truth is, many young lawyers are not averse to pupillage. What they reject is poverty disguised as “sacrifice.”
I meet many young lawyers who truly desire mentorship and want to learn under seniors, grow, and build capacity, but there’s a corresponding responsibility on seniors to pay living wages.
They don’t want to branch out on their own immediately after law school they want to work, learn and grow under seniors, but that becomes almost impossible when the pay does not even cover basic living expenses.
We cannot keep preaching pupillage while ignoring the hardship that often comes with it. If we truly want to breed sound, ethical and well-grounded lawyers, we must start by paying living wages.
If we really want to be respected as learned seniors, we must first be learned friends in thought, word & deed.
A living wage is not a luxury. It’s dignity. Anything short of that is modern-day slavery.
The RCCG praise team ate and left no crumbs with the High Praise Medley they released in 2006.
That medley was a great addition to church gospel music in Nigeria.
The lead vocalists, the background singers and the instrumentalists on that track deserve their flowers! >>>>>>>>>>
The Nigerian Bar Association has formally notified the Nigeria Police Force of the pendency of Suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/1821/2025 challenging the legality of the tinted permit policy. The NBA has demanded an immediate abatement of all acts in disregard of the court and has further resolved, through NBA-SPIDEL, to proceed with contempt and disciplinary proceedings against any erring officers.
The rule of law must prevail!
@InibeheEffiong@BenHundeyin This is quite an impressive write-up. I agree with d fact that @BenHundeyin works hard to really change the narrative of how the public sees the police but some of his colleagues are quite recalcitrant. I wish him the best in Abuja. He has left big shoes for his successor to fill
@BenHundeyin@OlanipekunTobiD But it is the truth, sir. I think you should be more concerned about the illegal scheme that goes on within these agencies than downplay his words. I repeat, sir, no lie in what he said.