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Welcome back to the Part 2 of today’s PEPT hearing… If you missed the Part 1… Follow up below. #PEPTLiveUpdates : Labour Party witness testifying in court… Let’s cocontinue…. Tinubu lawyer: You have not played with this witness statement to have done any analysis for a court case in election matter like this Witness:
Chief Raymond Dokpesi, Chairman of Daar Communications has reportedly died. According to reports, Dokpesi, who was a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) died at the age of 71 in Abuja. A source who spoke with our correspondent revealed he died in an Abuja hospital after he suffered a stroke. This reportedly happened after
Kenneth Okonkwo, on AIT earlier today said” APC built their Govt on the failure of PDP. PDP displayed incompetence while APC displayed incapability and when incompetence meets incapability it causes inconsequentiality.These two parties have become inconsequential to the development of Nigeria” Kenneth berated the APC presidential candidate for not being truthful to Nigerians as it
The National Broadcasting Commission, on Friday, directed 52 broadcast outfits, including the African Independent Television, Silverbird Television and the broadcasting corporations run by various state governments to shut down their operations. NBC said the directive became imperative following debts incurred by the broadcasting organisations amounting to at least N2.6bn. Read Also : Buhari govt
The National Broadcasting Commission, on Friday, directed the African Independent Television, Silverbird Television and the broadcasting corporations run by various state governments to shut down their operations within the next 24 hours over debts amounting to at least N2.6bn. The Director-General of the NBC, Balarabe Ilelah, disclosed this to journalists at the commission’s headquarters in
Sheikh Gumi has come open to defend the rampaging bandits that are kidnapping and causing excruciating pains to Nigerian citizens. This, he made bare during an Interview granted by AIT in their morning “Kakaaki” show. The Islamic cleric openly defended the kidnappers saying they don’t live ostentatious lifestyle. Sheikh Gumi is back on TV eloquently
News has it that NBC has sanctioned Channels, AIT and Arise Tv for the role they played in letting people see the genocide that occurred at the Lekki Toll-Gate unequivocally. However, most Nigerians have uncharacteristically came out to defend only the Arise Tv while asking the government to do whatsoever they deem fit. Read the tweets
The Africa Independent Television and RayPower FM shut down on the orders of National Broadcasting Commission are back on air. The two broadcast houses, shut down on Thursday, resumed transmission Friday evening following an order by a Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday. The court ordered the NBC and other parties to a suit filed by
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has suspended the operating licence of DAAR Communications PLC until further notice. The commission announced the decision at a news briefing in Abuja, the nations capital. According to the commission, reasons for the suspension included alleged inability to pay the license renewal fees, hate speeches, as well as
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he management of the African Independent Television, AIT, has sacked at least 300 of its staff. According to reports, the sack took place today and its believed to have been directed by its owner Raymond Dokpesi who allegedly signed the letters for the disengaged staff. The exercise was said to have been done to