The judiciary, security and public sector reforms dominated today’s headlines as the Chief Justice of Nigeria barred lawyers from using the title “Barrister” as a name prefix at the Supreme Court, while the police uncovered a fake diplomatic number plate syndicate in the Federal Capital Territory.
Also making headlines were the NNPC’s recruitment of over 1,000 employees, fresh calls by the family of former Head of State, Gen. Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, for compensation nearly six decades after his assassination, and the deployment of a new Commissioner of Police to Osun ahead of the governorship election.
Canada also clarified its citizenship rules for people born abroad, while a former JAMB registrar and a content creator shared personal reflections on leadership and social media.
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CJN bans use of ‘Barrister’ title as name prefix at Supreme Court
