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Na*ked Demonstration Set To Hit Ghana Over Spate Of Corruption,utility tariff hikes and others.

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Group calling it self Citizens Alert Awake Community claims it'll stage a bare demonstration over what they say may be the spate of corruption in the country and the recent utility tariff hikes. The group claims it cannot get what they identify as apathy towards corruption by the country's leadership.

The demonstration is expected to draw about 10,000 persons from all 10 regions of the nation, Ernest Kojo Johnson, chief of the group informed Delight News.

Nigerian Billionaire, Jimoh Ibrahim Barred From Speaking At Anti-Corruption Conference

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The billionaire was accused of corruption by a civil society group.

According to the reports, embattled owner of Air Nigeria, Jimoh Ibrahim, was not allowed to speak at an anti-corruption conference organised by the Central Bank of Nigeria in conjunction with the Nigerian Police and the London Metropolitan Police.

A civil society group, Civil Society Network Against Corruption (CSNAC), had petitioned the British Government not to allow Mr. Ibrahim speak at the conference, in which he had been pencilled down as a speaker.

See Keyamo’s Suggestions To The National Assembly On How To Speed Up Corruption Cases

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Legal practitioner and human rights activist, Mr. Festus Keyamo, has sent proposals to the National Assembly on how to ensure speedy prosecution of corruption cases in the ongoing constitution amendment exercise. The lawyer’s memorandum was titled ‘Proposal for constitutional amendment to address the delay in criminal trials in Nigeria’.

In his “Proposal”, Keyamo explained that the gesture was informed by the fact that “the delays in the administration of criminal justice in Nigeria, especially corruption-related cases, have become a notorious fact”. He noted that prominent Nigerians, who are facing serious corruption cases, had devised ways of delaying their trials and “At the end of the day, the cases are lost because of the death of witnesses, loss of memory by witnesses, loss of exhibits, loss of interest and zeal by prosecutors and the aggrieved by effluxion of time, and the compromise of witnesses by the accused,” he said.