FG publishes name of dead Judge on travel ban list
The government, on Saturday, October 13, 2018, announced that 50 high profile Nigerians have been banned from travelling abroad.
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The government, on Saturday, October 13, 2018, announced that 50 high profile Nigerianshave been banned from travelling abroad.
According to the presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, the move is in-line with the government’s resolve to fully implement Executive Order Number 6.
The order mandates the forfeiture of all asset as proceeds of corruption pending the final determination by court.
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The Cable reports the name of a former chief judge of Enugu state, late Innocent Umezulike was published by the government.
The Executive Order was signed by President Buharon July 5, 2018, while Umezulike died in June.
The former Enugu state Chief Judge was however arraigned in court in 2017 on corruption charges.
SERAP kicks against travel ban
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The organisation also said that the Executive Order is clearly arbitrary, repressive and illegal.
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