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 WHY I WILL NOT DROP CASES ON ARABIC INSCRIPTIONS ON THE NAIRA NOTE , ARMY LOGO AND HIJAB FOR FEMALE MUSLIM POLICE OFFICERS . BY CHIEF MALCOLM  EMOKINIOVO OMIRHOBO .  . Kindly share . I have seen and read  the recent publication of MURIC through its  founder and chairman  board of trustee  in the person of Professor ISHAQ AKINTOLA  asking me to drop three of  my suits  upholding section 10 of the Nigerian constitution on the SECULARITY of Nigeria as  proof that I  am  not a hater of  Islam and  Muslims  and that I am not  a religious bigot .The three suits, referred to by prof Ishaq  are those  challenging the Arabic Inscriptions on the Naira note  ,  the Army logo and  the approval of the Inspector general of police approval Hijab as official dress code for female muslim  police officers . I will not drop the aforesaid suits because they are not  hate-inspired  against Islam and Muslims as Muric would want Muslims to believe but  to  the  contrary the suits are   patriotic public inte

 Mudiame University slashes tuition fees by 50%, offers installment payment  Mudiame University Irrua (MUI) has announced reduction of up to 50 per cent in tuition fees in an attempt to improve access to quality education in the country. Coupled with an Employment Guarantee Policy, where all first class graduates in the school are offered automatic employment, and possible exchange Programme to universities abroad, the school in a release said payment of tuition fees would be allowed in installment to assuage the impacts of the prevailing economic challenges in the country. Announcing the development, the Chancellor, Prof Sunny Eromosele Eboh said all applicants who are indigenes of Esan area of Edo would enjoy scholarship that will see them pay only 50 per cent of their tuition fees. Eboh added that all Edo citizens would be offered 30 per cent scholarship while Niger Delta indigenes would enjoy 20 per cent of their tuition fees. He noted that the development is with immediate effect,

Nigeria Police Academy lecturer writes NASS, seek justice over irregularities …says POLAC Academic Staff Steering C’tee operates a parallel NASS in the Academy By: Oriaifoh Godwins A lecturer at the Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, Kano, Dr. Goddy Igbaekeme, has written to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, seeking justice over irregularities, as well as the constitution of a parallel Assembly amongst other things, in the Academy. In his letter to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, dated 4 July 2022, in which he copied the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, The Senate President, the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria, Chairman of the House of Representative Committee on Finance, Chairman of the House of Representative Committee on Appropriation as well as the Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Public Account, he prayed the House of Representatives to also compel the authorities of the Academy to pay his salary arrears as approved by the