Experts in documentation and Word Processing applications, have faulted the explanation of the Tinubu Presidential Legal Team (TPLT) over purported 'water-mark' in the copies of controversial judgment of the Court of Appeal in respect of the Presidential Election Petition judgment delivered on September 6, reports ITREALMS.
According to experts who spoke to ITREALMS on anonymous, they faulted the explanation offered by the Coordinator of TPLT, Babatunde Ogala, SAN, saying that what actually appeared on the document is a 'header' used in identifying document from bulk of others in a database.
Some 12 fictitious stakeholders’ organisations out of the 17 purportedly supporting the controversial Senate Bill for the repeal and enacting of 2023 National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA Act) also known as Senate Bill (SB-1082), are non-existence and not registered even with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), ITREALMS can authoritatively reveal.
ITREALMS also exclusively gathered that these 12 supporting organisations were mischievously conscripted and used to mislead Nigerians and particularly the National Assembly with the notion that the bill has sufficient stakeholders’ endorsement.
Still on the efficacy of NITDA repeal and amendment Bill 2022, REMMY NWEKE spotlights on a basket of controversial overlaps.
Introduction:
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) bill 2022 currently before the National Assembly for purported repeal and amendment bill of NITDA Act No. 28, 2007, has been discovered largely to be ridden by rodents of controversial overlaps. This, for a wildly traveled Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) industry observers, deserve urgent national attention or intervention in all fronts.
The alleged blackmailer and owner of Citadel Oracle Concepts Limited, an Ibadan-based ICT retail firm, Mr. Benjamin Joseph, has failed to appear in court to defend a case of malicious falsehood and false petitioning filed against him by the Federal Government by presenting a controversial medical report, claiming he is unwell, reports ITREALMS.
The Enugu-born businessman is standing trial for falsely petitioning the Federal Government, alleging that Chairman, Zinox Group, Leo Stan Ekeh and others colluded in defrauding it and his company in executing a N170m contract from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS).
