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January 26, 2024 Supreme Court Verdict Marks End Of Distractions—Fubara

Supreme Court Verdict Marks End Of Distractions—Fubara

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has declared that his recent triumph at the Supreme Court has ended the legal challenges that distracted his administration over the past eight months.

Despite the hurdles, he affirms his unwavering commitment to the purpose for which he was elected, vowing not to let anything divert the governance of the state.

In the Rivers State governorship election, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal filed by the All-Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Tonye Cole, further solidifying Fubara's position. In expressing his gratitude, Fubara thanked God, President Bola Tinubu, and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike.

On the other side, Tonye Cole, the APC governorship candidate in the 2023 election, accepted the Supreme Court's decision through a video posted on his social media accounts shortly after the verdict. Acknowledging the pronouncement of Governor Siminalaiyi Fubara, Cole, as a committed Democrat, expressed his respect for the rule of law and his diligent pursuit of the electoral process.

Cole emphasised the collective goal of peace and pledged to collaborate with individuals, both within and outside of government, who are dedicated to reviving Rivers State and fostering an environment where commerce thrives. Accepting the Supreme Court's decision marks, a commitment to the democratic process and a focus on the common objective of bringing progress and prosperity to the state.

January 26, 2024 Fourth Mainland Bridge: Sanwo-Olu Assures Property Owners Of Compensation

Fourth Mainland Bridge: Sanwo-Olu Assures Property Owners Of Compensation

The State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, says the construction of the long-awaited 37-kilometer Fourth Mainland Bridge will begin by the end of March or April.

The Governor stated this in an address at the Lagos West Senatorial District Town Hall Meeting held at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Sheraton, Ikeja, the state capital.

He said the government had done extensive work on the bridge and reached the last construction point.

The governor said tenants and landlords of the buildings affected by the construction would be duly compensated.

READ ASLO: Fourth Mainland Bridge Construction Begins First Quarter 2024 — Sanwo-Olu

He said the next phase would be from the Waterfront in Ado to Ibeshe in Ikorodu, and the third phase would be from Ibeshe to the Ita-Elewa junction and later to the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

January 25, 2024 Fourth Mainland Bridge Construction Begins First Quarter 2024 — Sanwo-Olu

Fourth Mainland Bridge Construction Begins First Quarter 2024 — Sanwo-Olu

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State announced on Thursday that the eagerly awaited construction of the Fourth Mainland Bridge is set to commence in the first quarter of this year, specifically "by the end of March or April."

The governor revealed this information during his keynote address at the Lagos West Senatorial District Town Hall Meeting held at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Sheraton, Ikeja.

Sanwo-Olu emphasised that the bridge's construction would unfold in phases, ensuring adequate compensation would be provided to landlords and tenants affected by the demolition of structures during the project. He acknowledged the extensive groundwork on the bridge but pointed out the need for innovative financing solutions for such a significant undertaking.

"We’ve done extensive work on the bridge. But we are at the crossroads of where to get the real financing for that kind of project. We’ll need to be very, very creative," he stated. The governor further committed to breaking ground for the construction of the Fourth Mainland Bridge within the first quarter, indicating a tangible commencement by the end of March or April.

January 25, 2024 P&ID Scam: EFCC Demands Ex-Director’s Death Certificate

P&ID Scam: EFCC Demands Ex-Director’s Death Certificate

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has demanded to see the death certificate of the former Director of Legal, Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Grace Taiga.

Counsel to Taiga, Daniel Alumun, had, on November 4, 2023, informed the FCT High Court that his client had died.

Taiga stood trial before Justice Olukayode Adeniyi on bribery allegations in the Gas Supply Processing Agreement between Process and Industrial Development, P&ID, and the Federal Government of Nigeria.

At the case hearing on November 4, 2023, counsel for Taiga told the court that the defendant passed away on August 1, 2023, at a hospital in Abuja and urged the court to dismiss the matter.

Not satisfied with the claim, the counsel for the EFCC, Mohammed Hussain, insisted that Tiaga’s death certificate must be produced before the court as stipulated by law.

Taiga’s counsel pleaded with the court to give him more time to get the certificate, adding that her death certificate was not yet ready.

Justice Adeniyi, however, adjourned until March 6 for a further report on the death certificate.

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