The Department of State Service (DSS) Wednesday evening freed Abdulrasheed Bawa, the former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
"DSS confirms release of former EFCC chairman, Abdulrasheed Bawa, a few hours ago ," DSS said in a statement. Bawa reunited with his family amid celebration shortly after his release…
Bawa reunited with his family amid celebration shortly after his release from DSS custody after 134 days in detention. Afunanya said the ‘invitation’ by the Nigerian secret police relates to some investigative activities concerning Bawa’s tenure as EFCC chairman. The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sawo-Olu, has empowered 200 artisans who participated in six weeks of master craftsmen training organised by the Ministry of Housing. This training and mentorship began in 2016 to enhance the capacity of craftsmen and artisans in Lagos State to fill the gap of the dearth of well-trained artisans as…
• Promises better life for council workers, women, artisans African Democratic Congress candidate, Leke Abejide on Wednesday visited Lokoja Local Council in Kogi West Senatorial District where he demanded 95 per cent of the votes of the electorate in the state capital. The visit by Abejide alongside his running mate, Dr Idris Omede, and…
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