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A Nigerian police officer showed his gallantry when a 'politician' tried to intimidate him on a highway in Delta state. The incident which was captured in trending video showed the man telling the officer who was on duty that he will not open his car boot after the policeman pulled him over for a search. He said "I will rather die than to open any boot, you are doing an illegal job here" The man is seen calling a senior police officer in Delta who instructed the policeman not to check the man's trunk 'because he is an S/A to a politician in the state'. Seeing that the young police officer was not intimidated, the 'politician' stepped out of his car and opened the boot Source:  http://www.cambellsblog.com/2017/06/i-will-not-open-my-boot-between-police.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKYdMaG1klU Source: http://www.cambellsblog.com/2017/06/i-will-not-open-my-boot-between-police.html

Ade Adesomoju, Abuja A Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday gave an order permitting the prosecution witnesses in the trial of a former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.), to testify behind screen. Dasuki is being prosecuted before the court on seven counts of theft of Federal Government’s sophisticated weapons, illegal possession of firearms and money laundering. Justice Ahmed Mohammed, in a ruling on the prosecution’s application for witness protection, ordered that the witnesses would be allowed to testify behind a screen to be provided by the court. The judge ordered that the screen would be used in such a way that it would not shield the witnesses from being seen by him (the judge), the defendant, and members of the prosecution and the defence teams. Other members of the public in the court are not to be allowed to see the witnesses. In dismissing the objection of the defence to the application on Thursday, Justice Mohammed ruled that the application was in or...