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P-SQUARE ORDERED TO PAY N25M FINE BY SUPREME COURT. (PHOTO)

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 P-Square ordered to pay N25 million fine by Supreme court P-Square members, Peter and Paul Okoye, along with their brother Jude Okoye, have been directed by the Supreme Court of Nigeria to compensate a promoter with the sum of N25 million. The court’s ruling favoured Mr. Patrick Arueze, who accused the musicians of violating a contractual agreement. Arueze had invited them to perform at a show in Benin City in 2011, but they failed to appear, prompting him to file a lawsuit against them at the Edo State High Court presided over by Justice Esther Edigin as she then was, for a breach of contract. Attempt by the Okoyes to reverse the judgment through a motion dated 3rd of October, 2016 was dismissed by the court. Dissatisfied by the decision, the artistes filed a motion of stay of execution at the Court of Appeal, Benin Division which was dismissed and they later issued a cheque through one of the commercial banks. However, when the cheque was presented to the bank, the musicians instruc

PROFESSOR IMUMOLEN CALLS FOR A FLEXIBLE REGULATION OF NIGERIA'S EDUCATION SECTOR.(PHOTOS).#PRESS RELEASE.

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PRESS RELEASE  PROFESSOR IMUMOLEN CALLS FOR A FLEXIBLE REGULATION OF NIGERIA'S EDUCATION SECTOR At the Convocation/ Matriculation ceremony of the JPTS Institute of Management, Science & Technology which took place yesterday, President of the organisation, Professor Christopher Imumolen has called on the Nigerian authorities to reduce the stiffness surrounding the regulation of the crucial sector to allow private player inject excellence Imumolen gave this advice while lamenting the lingering industrial action of the ASUU at the Digital Bridge Institute, Cappa, Oshodi Lagos, stressing that education is the fulcrum that carries national development and human capital enhancement, and that it should not be shut down as Nigeria is currently doing. Expressing delight at the  fact that the JPTS and its partnering international institutions have weathered the storm reasonably through strategic involvement and digitalisation which has offered a lease to Nigerian youths who would have be