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Evening recap: CJN bans ‘Barrister’ title, police uncover fake, diplomatic number plate syndicate, other top stories
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Evening recap: CJN bans ‘Barrister’ title, police uncover fake, diplomatic number plate syndicate, other top stories

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
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 Read More: https://punchng.com/evening-recap-cjn-bans-barrister-title-police-uncover-fake-diplomatic-number-plate-syndicate-other-top-stories/

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