Skip to content
Ova News NG

Ova News NG

Ova News NG feed V2

Primary Menu
  • HOME
  • NEWS
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • SPORTS
  • POLITICS
  • WORLD NEWS
  • LIVE FOOTBALL SCORES
  • Home
  • NEWS
  • Bribes now paid in dollars – Falana
  • NEWS

Bribes now paid in dollars – Falana

ovanews 3 hours ago 1 min read
Share:

Human rights activist, Femi Falana, SAN, has decried that in Nigeria, bribes are now paid in dollars.

Falana made this known on Sunday, while responding to questions in an interview on Politics Today, a programme on Channels Television.

The senior lawyer also called for an end to dollarisation, stressing that it is a criminal offence to reject the Nigerian currency, naira.

“The president was announcing gifts to footballers in dollars, not naira. It has to stop. We must promote the naira, not the dollar.

“As a matter of fact, it is a criminal offence to reject the naira. We need to stop paying fees and buying properties in dollars,” he stated.

Bribes now paid in dollars – Falana

Facebook Comments Box
Share:

Related:

  • OPINION: El-Rufai’s Shameless Antics
    OPINION: El-Rufai’s Shameless Antics
    NEWS
  • Methodist Church Discusses Non-Religious Practices In Igboland At Colloquium
    Methodist Church Discusses…
    NEWS
  • How 12-Year Old Spent Ten Years In Prison For Bailable Offence
    How 12-Year Old Spent Ten…
    NEWS
  • Suspend vacation, Senate under Akpabio notoriously collapsing Nigeria – Falana to Tinubu
    Suspend vacation, Senate…
    NEWS
  • ‘Double standards’ – Lawyer slams Nigerian Senate over Natasha’s suspension
    ‘Double standards’ – Lawyer…
    NEWS

Post navigation

Previous EPL: Man Utd endure worst league start since 1992-93 after 3-0 derby defeat
Next NPFL: Kwara United’s Sanni hails Wolves draw as ideal preparation for Kotoko clash

  • Recent
  • How CBN’s Economic Reforms Is Opening Domestic Markets For FDI Inflows
    • NEWS

    How CBN’s Economic Reforms Is Opening Domestic Markets For FDI Inflows

  • Serie A: Atalanta rules out Lookman from PSG clash
    • NEWS

    Serie A: Atalanta rules out Lookman from PSG clash

  • Conviction of terrorist commander victory against illegal mining – Dele Alake
    • NEWS

    Conviction of terrorist commander victory against illegal mining – Dele Alake

  • Denari, Tracy evicted from the BBNaija S10 show
    • ENTERTAINMENT

    Denari, Tracy evicted from the BBNaija S10 show

  • FRSC redeploys 61 officers, sector commanders to boost road safety operations
    • NEWS

    FRSC redeploys 61 officers, sector commanders to boost road safety operations

  • EPL: Chukwueze will help boost Fulham’s attack — Silva
    • NEWS

    EPL: Chukwueze will help boost Fulham’s attack — Silva

  • Nigerian govt empowers small scale farmers with mechanize farming inputs
    • NEWS

    Nigerian govt empowers small scale farmers with mechanize farming inputs

  • Ensure effective, equitable tax system for all Nigerians – Gov Oyebanji to JTB
    • NEWS

    Ensure effective, equitable tax system for all Nigerians – Gov Oyebanji to JTB

  • Why Dangote Refinery fuel reduction Greek gift to Nigerians – NUPENG
    • NEWS

    Why Dangote Refinery fuel reduction Greek gift to Nigerians – NUPENG

  • Police arrest three suspected armed robbers, recover stolen items in Benue
    • NEWS

    Police arrest three suspected armed robbers, recover stolen items in Benue

  • How CBN’s Economic Reforms Is Opening Domestic Markets For FDI Inflows
    • NEWS

    How CBN’s Economic Reforms Is Opening Domestic Markets For FDI Inflows

  • Serie A: Atalanta rules out Lookman from PSG clash
    • NEWS

    Serie A: Atalanta rules out Lookman from PSG clash

  • Conviction of terrorist commander victory against illegal mining – Dele Alake
    • NEWS

    Conviction of terrorist commander victory against illegal mining – Dele Alake

  • Denari, Tracy evicted from the BBNaija S10 show
    • ENTERTAINMENT

    Denari, Tracy evicted from the BBNaija S10 show

  • FRSC redeploys 61 officers, sector commanders to boost road safety operations
    • NEWS

    FRSC redeploys 61 officers, sector commanders to boost road safety operations

SECTIONS

  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • NEWS
  • POLITICS
  • SPORTS
  • WORLD NEWS
  • LIVE FOOTBALL SCORES ⚽ ⚽ ⚽

Hey There!!., Get all Latest Ova News Feeds on the Go! 👋

Sign up to receive all Our latest News content Recap in your inbox every weekend.

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

Quick Links

  • News
  • Entertainment
  • Live Football Scores
  • Premier League Scores

Legal

  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy

Connect with Us

  • Contact Us
  • Advertise
Copyright © 2025 Ova News Network | Created by Ben Ova O. | All Rights Reserved.
pixel