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Former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu will remain in prison till October 31st as the case has been adjourned again. Ekweremadu appeared in court on Thursday was will remain in Custody as the judge adjourned the case till the end of October for a hearing. The Central Criminal Court in the UK has adjourned the alleged organ harvesting case involving Ike Ekweremadu, former deputy president of the senate. Tramadol: Father shoots stepson to death for selling hard drugs The judge handling the case is going to hear pretrial applications on October 31, but the trial will commence fully on May…
A huge war is threatening just five months after it first broke out when Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24. China has vowed to attack Taiwan in response to what it has labeled Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan as “provocative”. Even though Pelosi was in Taiwan yesterday, she left a problem in her wake and opened the door for fresh confrontation between China and the US over dominance and influence in Asia. Zimbabwe launches Gold coins to tackle inflation Taiwan is currently preparing for Beijing to start conducting live military drills today, an escalation without recent precedent that may encircle…
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) revealed that the regional commercial airlines are in serious financial problems and urgent action is needed to prevent an industry collapse. Capt. Musa Nuhu, Director-General (DG) of the top regulatory agency, told reporters in Lagos that the twin problems of the fuel and foreign exchange liquidity crises had brought operators to a situation of “grave worry” and “sad” reality. While reassuring that safety is still a top concern and cannot be compromised, Nuhu stated that steps are being made to prevent the sector’s collapse. Wike asks Sanwo-Olu to unveil Rivers project It was previously…
A female teacher had sex with a 13-year-old boy, and she later moved into his apartment building. Given that she had just given birth, the instructor who shared three years of sexual activity with a 13-year-old student received a brief prison term. Marka Bodine admitted to the accusations on Tuesday, August 2, and was given a 60-day sentence with a 10-year probationary period. She was asked to register as a sexual offender as well. EFCC declares Instagram celeb, Mompha wanted At the time, Marka Bodine was a teacher in the Tomball Independent School District. Authorities notified regional news organizations that…
Housemates on Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 7’s “Level Up,” #Phyna and #Amaka are interested in how condoms are disappearing from the house. On Wednesday morning, #Phyna inquired with #Amaka about their housemates who might be using condoms since she had a sneaking suspicion that there must be sex going on in the residence. Speaking to #Amaka in her chosen communication language, pidgin English, and expressing what appeared to be jealousy for not having a male to share romantic sentiments with, #Phyna warned her that those having the affairs would be exposed. “I spend N1.2million on skincare monthly” – Beauty…
Kalidou Koulibaly, a new addition to Chelsea and a former member of the Super Eagles, has criticized Napoli owner Aurelio De Laurentiis for his intention to cease bringing in players from Africa unless they agreed to forego competing in the Africa Cup of Nations. On a Wall Street Italia chat program, De Laurentiis declared that he would never have Napoli players available for the AFCON. “I told them, lads, don’t talk to me about Africans anymore!” he said. “I love them, but either they sign something confirming they’ll back out of playing the Africa Cup of Nations, or otherwise between…
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has declared Ismaila Mustapha, also known as Mompha, a wanted person. In a statement issued on Wednesday, August 3, the EFCC urged members of the public with information on his whereabouts to contact the anti-graft agency. The EFCC is prosecuting Mompha and his company, Ismalob Global Investment Limited, on an eight-count charge of “conspiracy to launder funds obtained through unlawful activity, retention of proceeds of criminal conduct, laundering of funds obtained through unlawful activity, failure to disclose assets and property, possession of documents containing false pretence, and use of property derived from…
Rivers state Governor Nyesom Wike has invited his Lagos counterpart, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to officially open the Orochiri-Worukwo (Waterline Junction) flyover in Port Harcourt, the state capital. Wike made the remarks while inspecting ongoing projects in the state’s Obio/Akpor and Port Harcourt local government areas on Wednesday. He stated that the next round of project inaugurations would begin on August 8 and would last two weeks, and that former Sokoto Governor Aliyu Wammako would also inaugurate the Ogbum-Nu-Abali Eastern Bypass road. Wike urged the people of the state to join the government in thanking God Almighty for his administration’s accomplishments. He…
In order to make e-filing of court processes easier for lawyers in Lagos State, the Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Kazeem Alogba, has set September 1, 2022 as the start date for the new e-filing system, which will eliminate the need for physical presence at the court registry. Justice Alogba made the revelation on July 28 during a meeting at his office with lawyers from the state’s various branches of the Nigerian Bar Association to discuss issues concerning the administration of justice in the state. Despite the introduction of an electronic filing system in Lagos courts, the filing of…
Thomas Ajagu, of Toungo local government area, Adamawa state, has been remanded in custody for allegedly killing his stepson, Ushahemba Ajagu, on July 24. Police charged the father of four with murder after he allegedly shot and killed Ajagu during an argument over the sale of tramadol, Indian hemp, gin, and the construction of a tent. Thomas, who pleaded guilty to the alleged offenses of “unlawful possession of a weapon and culpable homicide,” claimed he murdered Ushahemba, a father of two, in self-defense. NCAA reveals financial woes of local Airlines During his arraignment in Chief Magistrate Court I on Wednesday,…