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  • Amnesty Blasts Buhari’s Govt For Reinstating Army General Implicated In Mass Murder

    Amnesty International has excoriated the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari for reinstating a senior Nigerian military general implicated in the mass murder of hundreds of detainees, saying that the move “underlines the monumental failure of the government to stamp out impunity for war crimes at the highest level”. But the army responded, saying that the reinstatement was […]Read More
  • Breaking! Uk’s Bristow Helicopters In Another Air Mishap In #Nigeria, 5 Months After Crash Killed 6

    Breaking! Uk’s Bristow Helicopters In Another Air Mishap In #Nigeria, 5 Months After Crash Killed 6 – SIMONATEBA.COM 6 Shares Share Tweet Share Email Bristow Helicopters, the British civil helicopter operator which handles transportation of oil workers in Nigeria, has been involved in another air mishap, Nigerian aviation sources said on Wednesday, five months after another […]Read More
  • Saraki: I Never Referred to Obasanjo in My Chat with Senate Correspondents

    5 Shares Share Tweet Share Email The Media Office of the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki has described a report in which he was said to have replied President Olusegun Obasanjo while speaking to journalists after the presentation of the newly remodeled and refurbished Senate Press Centre as mere mischief, misrepresentation and undue sensationalism. Saraki […]
  • Buhari Counters Amnesty International, Tells EU He’s Doing His Best To Protect Human Rights

    President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday contradicted Amnesty International and assured members of the European Union, EU, that his administration was doing “its utmost best” to protect the fundamental human rights of Nigerians in the theatre of operations against Boko Haram. Amnesty International had on February 1 excoriated the Buhari administration for reinstating a senior Nigerian military […]
  • Amnesty International To Cameron: Ask Buhari To Address Human Rights Abuses

    British Prime Minister, David Cameron, must urge Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari, to “stop side-stepping justice and start independent investigations” into war crimes and possible crimes against humanity by the Nigerian military, Amnesty International said on Wednesday ahead of a planned visit by Buhari to the United Kingdom where he will be attending the Supporting Syria Conference […]Read More
  • Flour Mills Posts An Impressive Q3’15 Result As Profits Rise By 476%

    Flour Mills Nigeria Plc released its financial results for the 9 months ended 31st December 2015. The result showed that revenue rose by 7.9% from N244 billion in Q3’14 to N263 billion in Q3’15, while the gross profit rose by 11% from N24.9 billion to N27.6 billion in 2015. The company also reduced its operating […]Read More
  • Non-oil exporters lose N78bn to forex policy

    Stakeholders and the Central Bank of Nigeria have continued their dispute over the export repatriation policy, which has forced some non-oil exporters to abandon the sector, while others have gone underground to carry out informal exports, The Punch has reported. The policy came into force in February 2015 when the CBN’s Director, Trade and Exchange […]
  • After Criticism, California Bar Tightens Its Belt in 2016 Budget

    California bar membership fees were due yesterday, as most in-state lawyers are likely aware. Depending on which boxes you check, that money makes its way to philanthropic, historical, and public interest funds, and of course, to the State Bar’s budget. For the year ahead, though, the California State Bar Association will have a little less […]