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Thailand’s Constitutional Court has announced a new date to deliver its decision on whether Prayuth Chan-ocha can remain as Prime Minister.
The Court revealed that it will declare its decision on September 30, 2022.
The opposition brought the case in August, stating that the time Chan-ocha spent in power after leading the 2014 coup should count towards the constitutionally-set term limit.
The Prime Minister has been suspended while the court deliberates on the case, and his deputy, Prawit Wongsuwan, has taken over in a caretaker capacity.
In Thailand Prime ministers are supposed to serve no more than eight years in office.
The Senate has begun investigation into oil theft and illegal bunkering activities in the Niger Delta region. Chairman of the Adhoc Committee on oil theft, Bassey Akpan, made this known to newsmen at the Port Harcourt International Airport. Akpan decried the massive stealing of Nigeria’s crude oil, describing it as troubling. The Chairman noted that the country had lost huge earnings and failed to meet the quota allocated by the […]
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