EFCC UNDER FIRE AS COURT QUESTIONS PROSECUTION'S CONDUCT; RIGHTS GROUPS WARN AGAINST DISOBEDIENCE TO JUDICIAL ORDERS Court Reportedly Asks EFCC: "Are You Witch-Hunting ?" as Dispute Over Plots 1861 & 1862 Raises Fresh Questions The ongoing legal dispute involving Rebecca Omokamo Godwin-Isaac has taken a dramatic turn after the Federal High Court reportedly questioned the conduct of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), raising concerns over what the judge described as the appearance of a possible "witch-hunt." According to proceedings reported in court, the EFCC sought to revoke Rebecca's bail and requested that she remain in custody until 26 October 2026. The court declined the application. Justice Joyce Abdulmalik reportedly questioned the prosecution, asking: "Don't you think you are becoming too personal about this case ?  Are you witch-hunting something?" The judge reportedly emphasized that previous court orders w...

     LEGISLATIVE STARS TO SHINE AS GODSWILL AKPABIO, ABBAS, ABARIBE, BARRY AVOTU JOHNSON & OTHERS WINS NATIONAL HONOURS ... National Legislative Awards 2026 Edition Holds Event's Biggest Stage In Abuja  y Our Political Correspondent Ibrahim Dauda reporting from Abuja Nigeria  Prominent federal and state lawmakers, parliamentary officials, legislative aides, journalists and democracy advocates will be honoured at the 2026 Legislative Excellence Awards scheduled for Thursday, July 9, 2026, at the NAF Conference Centre, Abuja. Dr Barry Avotu Johnson 1st  Country Director  VOTES MUST COUNT INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVE  The event, organised by HallowMace Africa in partnership with ERGAF Africa, the International Goodwill Ambassador Club and the Isabella Ayuk Foundation, is aimed at recognising individuals who have distinguished themselves in legislative leadership, democratic governance, parliamentary administration and media coverage of the National A...

                 FIVE DAYS WITHOUT WATER, ELECTRICITY, GAS OR FOOD: REBECCA GODWIN-ISAAC CRIES OUT E Efcc Accused of Remaining at Guzape Residence Despite Federal High Court Order to Preserve Status Quo By Our Correspondent Ibrahim Dauda from Abuja  ABUJA, Saturday, July 4, 2026  A legal dispute involving the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has escalated into a humanitarian concern following allegations by Amb. Dr. Rebecca Omokamo Godwin-Isaac that she has been left without access to water, electricity, cooking gas and adequate food for five consecutive days while remaining inside her residence in Guzape, Abuja. According to Rebecca, the situation began on Monday, June 29, 2026, when EFCC operatives allegedly remained at her residence located at Plot 4022, Guzape, while essential utilities to the property were disconnected. She claims that since then, she has lived in complete darkness, without running water, electri...