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Activist advises new EFCC boss to make history in fight against corruption
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A human rights activist, Mr Tunde Oladunjoye, on Tuesday advised the new acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to strive to make history in the fight against corruption in Nigeria. Oladunjoye, said in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Iseyin, Oyo State, that Mr Ibrahim Magu's appointment came at a time the country was ready to tackle corruption. "He should realise that he has a place in history and he has his name to make or mar. "That the President has chosen him at a time he wants to fight corruption regardless of political affiliations placed enormous responsibilities on his shoulders as acting chairman." Oladunjoye also advised the new EFCC boss not to be distracted by ``praise singer'', saying that Nigerians required the commission to carry out its work diligently irrespective of who was involved. Mr Onike Quadri, a civil servant, expressed the hope that the anti graft chief would bring about the...
MTN Nigeria hires 7 Attorneys for suit against NCC, FG
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MTN, One of the Nigerian Telecom Companies has hired Chief Wole Olanipekun (SAN), A.B. Mahmoud and five other senior advocates to handle its suit against the federal government and the Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) before the Federal High Court in Lagos, challenging the propriety of the $3.9billion fine imposed on it by the NCC. Olanipekun, Mahmoud and five other SANS – Tanimola Molajo, Dr. Gbolahan Elias, Oladipo Okpeseyi, Prof. Fabian Ajogwu, Dr. Oladapo Olanipekun – through an originating summons, are challenging the powers of NCC to impose the fine on it. MTN is urging the court to quash the fine because the NCC does not have the constitutional power to impose such a fine on it. The NCC had in October this year slammed the South African telecom giant with a fine of $5.2billion for allegedly failing to disconnect unregistered subscribers and set a deadline of December 31, 2015, for the payment of the said fine. The commission later reduced the initial fine by 25 p...
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