The Borno State police command says it would no longer release any per-son arrested by policemen on bail but prosecute offenders in the court of law without wasting time in conducting investigation.

All members of the House of Representatives will be entitled to diplomatic passports if a bill seeking to amend the Passports Miscellaneous Provisions Act is passed by the House..

DEFENCE state minister Ruth Nankabirwa has ordered the arrest of the deputy head teacher of Katuugo Public Primary School in Kiboga district over abuse of office.

SIXTY-NINE newly recruited resident state attorneys have been trained to handle corruption cases.

THE pervading tension in Enugu State over the delayed ruling of the governorship electoral appeal took a new dimension yesterday when hundreds of people, oblivious of the shift in judgment date trooped to the Court of Appeal but the Justice

AN attempt to burn a school in Nakaseke district was blocked by a guard, who shot in the air, scaring off a suspected arsonist.

THERE was free drama in Koboko town in Arua when students of St. Charles Lwanga College marched their headmaster to the central Police station over what they called administrative flaws.

Although lawyers had mocked mato oput, the Acholi traditional justice system, they are now supportive of it, Principal Judge James Ogoola has said.

On May 19TH 2008, the Federal Capital Territory Police Command (FCT) revealed the recovery of the highest number of stolen vehicles ever made in the history of the country within the shortest time.

I wish to react to the article titled "Catholic Church rejects Land Bill" which was published in The New Vision of June 4, 2008. The story quoted Bishop Matthias Ssekamanya as saying, "The church abhors unscrupulous land owners who employ

The Judicial Commission of Inquiry (JCI) set up by the Niger State government to verify contracts awarded by the immediate past administration from 1999 to 2007, will not wind up now, the state governor, Dr. Mua-zu Babangida Aliyu, has said.

Barely 44 hours after vowing he would rather die than resign, Finance minister Amos Kimunya finally bowed to pressure and stepped aside Tuesday to allow for investigations into the controversial sale of the Grand Regency Hotel.

Out-of-court settlement talks between pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and the Kano State government broke down at the weekend after the government and representatives of victims' families turned down an offer of $10 million compensation from the company.

Two days after publicly vowing to die rather than resign, Kenya's powerful finance minister, Amos Kimunya, announced he was resigning to allow an independent investigation of corruption charges against him.

Twenty out of the 24 members of Ogun State House of Assembly decided yesterday to set in motion the process for the impeachment of Governor Gbenga Daniel and his removal from office, Daily Trust learnt in Lagos yesterday. Four of

Finance minister Amos Kimunya's decision to step aside to allow for investigations into the controversial sale of the Grand Regency Hotel has left a vacuum at Treasury that analysts said could derail the Government's agenda in the new financial year.

The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mike Okiro, has called on West African police chiefs to ease the encumbrances encountered by the police in handling joint investigations on trans-border crimes in the sub-region.

SENATOR David Mark suffered the first reversal of his ruling as Senate President yesterday when the majority of Senators over-ruled his decision on a bill to establish a shelter fund for future generations of Nigerians.

THE Child Restoration Outreach, a Jinja-based charity, has started sensitising pupils and teachers in Jinja municipality primary schools on children's rights.

The Security Council has strongly condemned the killing of the head of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Somalia, who was gunned down by unidentified assailants in the strife-torn nation's capital.