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KUNLE FADIPE: CACOL DEMANDS THOROUGH INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF THE CULPRIT

 

Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders (CACOL)

The Humanity Centre: 610, Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway, Ijaye Bus stop, Ijaye-Ojokoro.

P.O. Box 1592, Agege, Lagos, Nigeria. Tel: 01-4736534, 08023226276, 08037194969

www.thehumanitycentre.org E-mail: cacolc@yahoo.com, dadnig@yahoo.com

Name, Nail, Shame and Shun Corrupt Leaders Anywhere, Everywhere

 

KUNLE FADIPE: CACOL DEMANDS THOROUGH INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF THE CULPRIT

 

The Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders (CACOL) condemns the gruesome murder of our lawyer, Barr. Kunle Fadipe, a social crusader and human rights activist, killed for yet unknown reason at late hours of Thursday, July 3, 2014 in his Ifako Ijaye home.

 

The gruesome killing of Barrister Kunle Fadipe, an act of murder that must not be buried with feigned insanity, is a challenge to the Inspector General of Police, the Lagos State Commissioner of Police and the entire Nigerian Police Force, in assuring the entire populace of a secured society. Continue reading “KUNLE FADIPE: CACOL DEMANDS THOROUGH INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF THE CULPRIT”

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NDLEA: When the hunter becomes hunted

 By Chukwudi Nweje / Acting Features Editor

The problems of illicit drugs in Nigeria have continued to pose major challenges to the economic development and image of the country both locally and internationally. As a matter of fact, available statistics from the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC) suggests that an estimated 230 million people in Nigeria use illicit drugs.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) was established in 1990 and charged with the responsibility of fighting the scourge of illicit drugs in the country. Twenty-four years down the line, how well the agency has fared in its assignment may have become an issue of debate. Continue reading “NDLEA: When the hunter becomes hunted”

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Group Accuses Giade Of Shielding Drug Barons

Published on June 30, 2014 by   ·   No Comments

Eromosele Ebhomele & Simon Ateba

The Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders, CACOL, on Monday accused the Chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, of fraternising with drug barons in Nigeria saying this is a major reason the anti-drug war of the country had not yielded any positive fruit. Continue reading “Group Accuses Giade Of Shielding Drug Barons”

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MALLAM GIADE’S UNWHOLESOME FRATERNITY WITH DRUG BARONS: A CALL FOR SPEEDY INTERVENTION

 Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders (CACOL)

The Humanity Centre: 610, Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway, Ijaye Bus stop, Ijaye-Ojokoro.

P.O. Box 1592, Agege, Lagos, Nigeria. Tel: 01-4736534, 08023226276, 08037194969

www.cacol.thehumanitycentre.org E-mail: cacolc@yahoo.com, cacol@thehumanitycentre.org

Name, Nail, Shame and Shun Corrupt Leaders Anywhere, Everywhere

 

MALLAM GIADE’S UNWHOLESOME FRATERNITY WITH DRUG BARONS: A CALL FOR SPEEDY INTERVENTION

 

Gentlemen of the Press.

Once again, the Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders (CACOL) is compelled to address you on the pertinent issue of endemic corruption which remains a major clog in the quest to evolve genuine democratic Nigeria. It is no longer news that the scourge of corruption is daily developing unusual resistance against our fight in Nigeria; no thanks to its endemic and multi-faceted nature and the peculiar nature of our socio-cultural environment. Continue reading “MALLAM GIADE’S UNWHOLESOME FRATERNITY WITH DRUG BARONS: A CALL FOR SPEEDY INTERVENTION”