Ameh Ejekwonyilo is a Senior Reporter at various esteemed outlets. He specializes in covering critical topics such as the Supreme Court, corruption, and fraud, while also showcasing his passion for basketball and the NBA. Ameh's work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication, AllAfrica Global Media, and Premium Times Nigeria.
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Abba Kyari and his co-defendants are facing eight charges of conspiracy, illegal dealing in cocaine, importation of cocaine and obstruction.
By: Ameh Ejekwonyilo
Alleged Fraud: Court grants ex-Aviation minister, brother bail, barred from travelling overseas
By: Ameh Ejekwonyilo
President Tinubu earlier directed the 47 members of his cabinet to present their performance reports to Nigerians in commemoration of the government's one year in office anniversary.
The AGF calls for uniform rules of practice and procedure in the administration of justice in order to reduce conflict of laws in the subregion.
By: Ameh Ejekwonyilo
Human rights violations have continued unabated under President Bola Tinubu.
By: Ameh Ejekwonyilo
The judge said, "denying the defendant bail will amount to wrong application of discretion."
By: Ameh Ejekwonyilo
The former minister sued the career ambassador in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who is also a sister to his former wife, for libel.
Mr Kanu is seeking an out-of-court settlement after the court rejected his bail applications and refused to strike out the charges against him on different occasions.
By: Ameh Ejekwonyilo
The Binance executive's wife faulted the continued prosecution of his husband on money laundeting charges by the Nigerian authorities.
By: Ameh Ejekwonyilo
When the marriage of the pastor and his wife was dissolved in 2017, it set off a storm of legal actions in the UK that involved the church.
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