Checkout The longest pedestrian bridge in sub-Saharan Africa. AKA bridge of confusion.

The bridge is located in Abeokuta, Ogun State. The bridge is in Panseke adigbe.

If you can cross this bridge without missing turn, You are in full control of your destiny.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibadan zonal office on Thursday August 30, 2018 arraigned Adeshina Taoheed Aderemi, Adekoya Abosede and Ishola Abiodun Kazeem before Justice R. B. Akintola of the State High Court sitting in Ibadan, Oyo State, on a seven-count charge bordering on forgery, uttering and obtaining money by false pretence.

The syndicate journey to the dock followed a petition to the Commission from their victim (name withheld) alleging that sometimes in 2018, he paid the sum of N695, 000.00 (Six Hundred and Ninety Five Thousand Naira) to the defendants through the first defendant’s (Mr. Adeshina Taoheed Aderemi) bank account, domiciled in one of the new generation banks (name withheld) for them to secure a Canadian Visa for him. .

According to the petitioner, the defendants conspired and issued him a “Canadian Visa” affixed to his International Passport.

Investigation by the EFCC confirmed that the defendants were not travel agents and that the “Canadian Visa” issued to the complainant was fake.

The defendants however, pleaded not guilty, after the charge was read to them.

In view of their plea, counsel to the EFCC, Dr. Ben Ubi, applied for a trial date and urged the court to remand the defendants in prison custody. .

However, defense counsel, Samuel C. Uzoewulu, informed the court that he had filed two summons for bail dated August 29, 2018 for the second and third defendants and that he only served the prosecution this morning.

He also prayed the court  to allow the second defendant to remain in EFCC’s custody, pending the hearing of her bail application, considering her condition as a pregnant woman.

However, Dr. Ubi told the court that he was not aware of her condition and that he will not be objecting due to the said condition.

Justice Akintola however, adjourned the matter to September 4, 2018 for hearing of bail applications.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed his readiness to return to the classroom if offered such opportunity, especially at the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt.

Jonathan disclosed this yesterday while speaking at the 35th and 36th combined convocation ceremony of the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt where he was conferred with “Icon of Democracy” award.

The former president, who left office in 2015, expressed gratitude to the institution for the honour done to him.

He said: “I want to specially thank the Senate of the University for considering my family worthy of double honours, to wit: the conferment of the honour of Icon of Democracy on me and the naming of the new Automated University Library after my wife, Dame Patience Jonathan.

“I always attach so much importance to any recognition coming from home because I strongly believe that no prize commands higher value than the one given by the beneficiary’s direct constituency.”
Jonathan stated that the visit is like homecoming for him, as a former lecturer in the Rivers State College of Education, which was upgraded to a full-fledged university.

The former president said: “Let me also say that I had good job satisfaction here, compared to all the other places I have worked. I know that the only major challenge academic staff face is with the reward system, considering the fact that as a nation, we are yet to get to the point where we pay our teachers the wages they deserve.

“However, for all the hindrances teachers face, they derive a fulfilling experience and satisfaction from the special relationship they cultivate with their students. This is because bringing up the young ones is very rewarding in a very distinct manner. The bond, friendship and sense of loyalty are eternal.

“Even today, the way my former students regard and relate with me is different from the way my fellow politicians relate with me, even those I mentored.”

Newly-wedded media practitioner, Theo Ukpaa, who has just been relieved of his job as head of programmes at Linda Ikeji TV, following a rape allegation, has said he will only react after his honeymoon.

Theo Ukpaa was accused by a presenter, Emilia Samuel, of raping her while she was just 16 years.

Sharing the story on Instagram, Emilia, who is now married with two children, alleged that Ukpaa raped and deflowered her when she was 16-year-old.

According to her, she met him when she took part in a modelling competition held by an entertainment media outfit.

In a chat with Sunday Scoop, Ukpaa admitted that he was aware of the rape allegation but was not ready to speak about it until he returned from his honeymoon

He stated:

“I am aware of the rape allegation. I am on my honeymoon right now; I will be back to the country next week. My legal team is on the matter. When I come into town, we can have a chat.”

Reacting to the development also, Linda Ikeji sacked Ukpaa while he was still on honeymoon. The blogger said she terminated his appointment on Monday, August 27, after reading Samuel’s story.

Ukpaa also insisted that he would react to his sacking after his honeymoon

Why I was absent for Osun Debate.
The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Ademola Adeleke, has explained why he was absent at the 2018 Osun State governorship debate which held in Osogbo, the state capital on Sunday.

Adeleke’s seat was empty throughout the two-hour debate.

He said he did not refuse to show up as widely believed, but was “held up by the electorate in the places where he had gone to campaign on Sunday.”

Adeleke was one of the five candidates picked and invited for the debate which featured the All Progressive Congress candidate, Gboyega Oyetola; ADP candidate, Moshood Adeoti, ADC candidate, Fatai Akinbade and SDP candidate, Iyiola Omisore.

Speaking to newsmen on the phone on Sunday nght, the publicity director of the Adeleke campaign organisation, Olawale Rasheed, said while they were on their way to Osogbo, a community where they had gone to campaign blocked the highway.

He said they (community) had been marginalised all these years and that there had not been developments in their area.

“To our surprise, while we tried to skip the small towns and villages as we made efforts to meet up, they started trooping on the road; As I am talking to you now, we are just entering Osogbo,” Rasheed explained.

“We did the same thing at Ikirun, trying to avoid some villages, then we had a backlash from the voters, they insisted that they wanted to hear the man (Adeleke) personally speak to them.

“The last village that we attended at Ife East, they were complaining that they had had no light for years, they trooped to the road and blocked our path and this was around 7.30 p.m.

“What we did was to send a message to a correspondent of Channels, and later I sent a message to Seun Okinbaloye (Channels presenter). We are just entering Osogbo now as I speak to you.

“It is not that we are intent on not attending, no. We need to reach the voters and need their votes. And when they block the road and they say you can’t go, what do you do?”

He added that Adeleke made efforts to reach the people, “given the fact that reaching the people was fundamental in defeating an incumbent government.”

A Libyan returnee has made a rather shocking confession about how she used to sleep with as many as 20-25 en everyday.

A Nigerian teenager, Beauty John, yesterday, relived sad memories of how she slept with over 20 men everyday all in her bid to migrate to Europe in search of greener pastures.

Beauty was among the 60 Nigerian teenagers deported from Libya who visited The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations,SCOAN, where they were given N2 million by the head pastor of the church, Prophet T.B. Joshua, and Emmanuel TV Partners to help start their lives afresh in Nigeria.

Sharing her horrible experience with the congregation, which was posted on Prophet TB Joshua’s Facebook page, Beauty, who hails from Akwa-Ibom State, said her heart skipped a beat after her sponsor assured her that she wouldn’t pay anything before embarking on the journey.

She naively quipped, trying to process the enormity of the offer that had been so coyly presented. “Nothing. You will, of course, pay back once you reach Europe,” her sponsor assured her.

“It was 2015. Beauty tearfully kissed her mum and younger siblings farewell, promising she would call upon her arrival in Europe. The car first went to Kano State, where she was roughly pushed into another vehicle with several other intrepid travellers. Their destination was Agadez, Niger. As the vehicle hastily traversed the desert terrain at midnight, Beauty plucked up the courage to ask about the plane she would board to Europe.”

“Shut up, girl” was the only answer she got. There was no going back. In Agadez, Beauty was placed inside a Hilux vehicle alongside almost 20 others. A tortuous four-day journey through the Sahara Desert lay ahead. The sun beat relentlessly, the young Nigerian clinging onto a wooden stick as the vehicle hurtled through the endless dunes at breakneck speeds.”

“When Beauty arrived in Libya, a ‘connection-man’ was awaiting her. But the conditions on which she set out on her journey were about to be radically revised. She would have to ‘pay her ticket’ to Europe, he stoically informed her. How? By selling her own body for s*x. Beauty convulsed, blurting out that this was not what she bargained for.

“That’s not my business; you belong to me now,” he retorted, striking her to the ground with a vicious blow. Beauty had been sold into sexual slavery – by her own countrymen. It took the teenager almost six months to raise the requisite money to ‘buy’ her freedom – an equivalent of N400,000. “I slept with between 20 to 25 men every day,” she wincingly reminisced of her days in prostitution. Innocence robbed in the cruellest, most callous of fashions.

What transpired in the next 1,000 days are beyond what words can adequately convey. Beauty spent three years in Libya, which she described as “hell on earth” – longing for the day she would ‘cross over’ to Europe.

She worked as a cleaner in a hospital to support herself, saving up her meagre income to secure her journey. Finally setting sail in a makeshift rubber dinghy in late 2018, along with almost 100 others, Beauty had not even reached International Waters when their ship was flagged down by the Libyan coastguard. She was promptly imprisoned and finally repatriated back to Nigeria.

“I came back with literally nothing,” she stated, adding that the clothes on her back were provided courtesy of the International Organisation for Migration (IOM).

“I wasted three years of my life in Libya,” Beauty groaned. “But God kept me alive for a purpose – so my life can be a lesson to others. I plead with my fellow Nigerian youth not to take such a journey and end up in prostitution, like I did.”

After having 4 children Nigerian single mother finds love, oyinbo man proposed to her and she says yes.

As shared with caption…

My childhood, primary and secondary school friend, yes we met at the age of 5 @kateimafidon is ENGAGED oooooo… chairman @mortenf1 just asked her to marry him in far away Toronto where they went for a mini holiday.
Kate is a single parent of 4 beautiful kids but has found love afresh.
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I love and admire her strength and positivity towards pains and disappointments in life. At a young age she lost her husband to cancer, that union produced 2 kids. She stretched her arms at love again the relationship produced another 2 beautiful kids, and it finally ended abruptly with splashes of pain, she was done searching for true love untill l call him Chairman came along. Her life is an inspiring best seller.
She is one of the most selfless and kindest souls alive, too selfless to a fault.

Even with her 4 kids she has found a supportive and loving man, who genuinely loves, adores her and everything she stands for.

l am extremely elated for my friend! In fact, she is more than a friend to me, she is my twin sister from another mother. She is my day one ‘Niggaress’. We have been through a lot together, we have been there for each other and we have equally had our disagreements too but the true friendship and love we have for each other strengthens us everyday.

For me, “after a lot of life disappointments and heartbreaks, l don’t think anyone is ever ready for love, but when someone makes you feel alive again it’s kind of worth the risk.” Congrats my darling and sister for life and thank you chairman for making my girl smile again @mortenf1 .
Oslo here l come again
#ChiefBraidesmaidDutiesLoading
May the big lion of their little kingdom bless their union always,
olabimpe_osheidukind hearted people let’s join our supportive hands and contribute with our widows mite to restore the life of this poor girl with an advanced cancer of the eye, please check my page, God bless us all Amen 

Popular pregnant blogger just gave birth to baba j in Atlanta.

She shares this cute adorable photo of her on the hospital bed. She’s finally a mum. Congratulations.

Oh dear Lord, I am a mum. Baby J is here! ��. He was born today 17th September. This is so surreal ��. Thank you guys so much for the love through this journey and thanks for all the well wishes. Love you guys! ���

Britain is targeting Nigerians with dubious wealth living or investing in that country as it seeks to expand its use of the Unexplained Wealth Orders (UWOs).

Also being closely watched by the British government are investors from Russia, China and the Middle East, according to the Director of Prosperity at Britain’s National Crime Agency (NCA), Donald Toon.

The UWOs empower the British government to seize the assets of corrupt “politically exposed persons” or those with links to serious crime.

“We have significantly scaled up the work that we are doing,” Toon said in London.
“We are absolutely looking at Russians … but we are not exclusively looking at Russians and Russian assets.”

Transparency campaigners in Britain often question the source of some of the wealth that keeps pouring into the country from abroad.

Such foreigners, including Nigeria, buy everything from luxury properties to entire companies.

Toon said Britain has become a very attractive destination for corrupt foreign money, particularly from Russia, Nigeria, Pakistan, former Soviet states and the Far East.

His agency estimates that about £100 billion of dirty money is moved through or into Britain annually.

Assets worth about £25 million have already been frozen under the UWOs, although Toon admitted that the process is difficult and time-consuming as each case has to be taken through the courts.

Toon added: “some people in that space absolutely have directly and immediately something to fear because they are subjects of cases we are working on.

“The fact you are not seeing big numbers at the moment does not mean we are not doing the work, because we are.

You will see that come through in the courts; it will take time but you will see it. It takes time because the people who hold these assets are not stupid.”

Meet 2019 APC’s Lagos State Governorship Candidate Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Babajide Sanwo-Olu have also declared their intention in vying for the APC’s governorship candidacy.

SANWO-OLU Babajide Olusola is widely regarded as a public sector expert in human resources and policy formation a power sector consultant per excellence, an astute banker, a compelling public speaker and an inspirational leader.

My name is Babajide Olusola Sanwoolu, I am a Lagosian, a Christian, married to Dr. Mrs Ibijoke Sanwoolu. I invite you to join me in moving Lagos to the next level. ÌGBÉGA ÈKÓ TI DI ÀJÙMỌ̀ṢE. #SanwooluDeclares2019 pic.twitter.com/pm3bhHpvrH

— jide sanwoolu (@jideS) September 16, 2018

Apart from a robust public sector service experience which spanned over eight years during which he was Honourable Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Honourable Commissioner for Budget and Planning and Honourable Commissioner for Establishments and Training, Lagos State, at different times, the very dynamic Babajide also has an enviable background in the private sector and close to ten years of exemplary banking experience during which he contributed immensely to the growth and development of Lead Bank Plc, UBA, and First Atlantic Bank (now First City Monument Bank) in various critical capacities.

He has distinguished himself as a boardroom guru and has since become a widely recognised force in both the private and public sector, serving as Board member, Department for International Development, DFID/DEEPEN Fund; Member of the Board Audit Committee of Caverton Offshore Services Group, PLC and as Director, Light Level Nigeria Limited, the foremost digital signage company in Nigeria.

He also serves as Chairman for a number of thriving organisations, including Baywatch Group Limited – a multifaceted company with interests in construction, property development and human capital development – where he has served as Chairman/CEO since July 2011.

First Class Group Limited, a cooling, power and maintenance solutions provider recognised widely for providing critical support for all major telecommunications company in the area of specialised cooling.

Powercap Consulting, a leading power consulting boutique with vast experience in power privatisation exercise.

Beryl Shelter, an estate management from that specialises in research, marketing intelligence and sales of high end properties.

Wow! Interiors, an interior design services and luxury furniture retail store for high end corporate and residential clients.

As Treasurer at Lead Bank Plc between 1994 and 1997, Babajide managed the liquid asset of the bank and general funding requirements on a daily basis. At United Bank for Africa, UBA, he was Senior Manager (Head, Foreign Money Market) managing the bank’s
liquidity position vis a vis protability.

He was also responsible for articulating and implementing the bank’s strategy in Investment Banking activities and Issuing House and
Portfolio Management.

Subsequently, Babajide rose to the position of Deputy General Manager (Divisional Head) at First Inland Bank Plc, where he was Corporate Financial Advisor to several multinational companies. He also supervised the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) privatisation projects including the concession of the National Arts Theatre, and the Lagos Trade International Fair Complex, the acquisition of Ikoyi Hotels Limited as well as the Federal Government Debt Conversion Programme.

His meteoric rise within the system of the Lagos State government is particularly exemplary; testament to his unique leadership abilities and exceptional contributions to good governance within the State.
Babajide’s appointment, in 2003, as Special Adviser on Corporate Matters to the Deputy Governor, took the government circles by storm.

However, the consequent recognition which he quickly gained, coupled with his outstanding performance earned him the same job title and description again, this time, with the Executive Governor himself after only one year.

Working directly with the Governor, he was responsible for creating an environment that fosters private sector participation and was instrumental to the present situation where members of the private sector see themselves as stakeholders in the governance of the
State. He also formulated policies and programmes to improve the relationship between government and Organized Private Sector (OPS).

In conjunction with other agencies of government, Babajide was able to initiate, identify, promote and structure new projects and programmes in areas like the Environment, Transportation, Commerce, Finance and Infrastructure while also preparing and tracking
the Internally Generated Revenue from various agencies including the BIR and analysing same for the Governor.

He was also responsible for the preparation and publication of the Lagos State Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (LASEEDS).

While still serving in this capacity, Babajide was appointed acting Honourable Commissioner, Economic Planning and Budget, owing to his hard work and attention to details.

He became responsible for the preparation of the annual budget for the State Government and the processing of the annual budget of the different parastatals; a duty he performed judiciously.

It was no surprise therefore, when in 2007, he became the Honourable Commissioner for Commerce and Industry until the end of that administration. At the start of the next administration, Babajide was again appointed Honourable Commissioner, this time, for
Establishments, Training and Pensions.

Babajide’s stirring team playing ability was evident in the critical roles he played within the government in partnership with several units and ofces. For instance, in conjunction with the Head of Service, he was responsible for timely review of salaries, wages and
allowances while he also articulated the state government’s Conditions of Service. As a security awareness expert, he helped set up the Lagos State Security Trust Fund and subsequently became a board member for over four years.

Although he holds an MBA and a B.Sc in Surveying from the University of Lagos, his quest for knowledge has taken him to several courses and trainings in several continents of the world, including Europe, USA, Asia and Africa.

He is an alumnus of the prestigious Kennedy School of Government, USA; the London Business School as well as the Lagos Business School, LBS.

Babajide is also an associate member of The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM) and fellow of The Nigeria Institute of Training and Development (NITAD).

A man of admirable social skills, he also ands some time for leisure and social activities amidst his demanding itinerary, as he is a member of the Ikoyi Club, the Island Club, as well as the Clear Essence Health Club.

Babajide’s laudable achievements have not gone unnoticed. He has received several awards in recognition of his tremendous contributions to society. They include the Symbol of Excellence award from the Civic Enlightenment Association of Nigeria, a Gold mentor award from the National Association of Nigeria Nurses & Midwives (NANNM), a Platinum award from the Lagos State Public Service Club and the 2009 Best in Human Capital Development award from the Industrial Training Fund (ITF). He has also received several merit awards from the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria, Chartered Institute of Personnel Management in Nigeria (CIPMN) amongst others.

He is happily married to Dr Mrs Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu and they are blessed with children.

Extremely endowed nigerian lady causes stirs with her backside at a wedding reception

Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat was Born on September 19, 1964, Hamzat, was appointed the Commissioner for Ministry of Science & Technology, Lagos in August 2005 by former governor, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a position, he held until 2011. He was reappointed the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure by Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola in 2011. Hamzat’s foray into the ring has sent tongues wagging but it is Sanwo-Olu’s entry into the mix that has flipped the script.

While submitting his nomination form at the APC headquarters, Sanwo-Olu was accompanied by James Odunmbaku, a prominent member of Mandate Movement – a group fiercely loyal to Bola Tinubu, national leader of the party. In a video shared on Tuesday by Dele Momodu, publisher of Ovation International, Odunmbaku, popularly known as Baba Eto (Master planner) declared Sanwo-Olu as the “incoming governor of Lagos state.”

Dr. Obafemi Hamzat submitting his nomination form. Source: Twitter

Femi Hamzat was born on September 19th 1964 in Lagos. Born into a civil service family; his father, Olatunji Hamzat originally a banker, served as a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, as well as Commissioner for Transportation in the early 80s.

Dr. Hamzat attended Odu Abore Memorial Primary School, Mushin, Lagos State and Olivet Baptist High School, Oyo State in the southwest region of Nigeria. He proceeded to the University of Ibadan where he graduated with a B.Sc. in Agricultural Engineering (1986) and a M.Sc. in Crop Processing Engineering (1988). In 1992, he graduated from Cranfield University, England with a Ph.D in System Process Engineering, becoming the first student in the department to complete his doctorate within three years.

An accomplished academic and a technocrat of proven ability, Dr. Hamzat’s career has seen him work in both the private and public sector with experience in organizations such as RTP Consulting Services, City of New York, Columbia University, Merrill Lynch Inc, Morgan Stanley and Oando Plc.

In 2005, Dr.Hamzat joined the Lagos State Civil Service, serving as the Commissioner, Ministry of Science and Technology. Within the administration, he introduced and championed the automation of government processes. This helped change and

improve the way public servants carry out their operations in the State, as well as eradicate State ghost workers through the implementation of enterprise resource planning.

In 2011, Dr Hamzat was appointed Lagos State Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure; a position he holds to date. Since becoming Commissioner he has been responsible for many civil and construction works in the State.

His other notable achievements are; the completion of the Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge linking Admiralty Way to Bourdillon Road, Nigeria’s first cable-stayed bridge and the completion of the Lekki Expressway with the upgrade, expansion and maintenance of approximately 50km of the Lekki-Epe Expressway (Phase I), and construction of Yaya Abatan, Cemetry Road in Ajeromi Ifelodun and others across the State.

Dr. Hamzat is married with children to Oluremi Hamzat.

Read former Finance minister’s resignation letter

His Excellency
Muhammadu Buhari 
President, Federal Republic of Nigeria 
State House
Aso Villa
Abuja

Dear Excellency,

Let me commence by thanking you profusely for the honour and privilege of serving under your inspirational leadership. It has been a truly rewarding experience to learn from you and to observe at close quarters your integrity and sense of duty.

I have, today, become privy to the findings of the investigation into the allegation made in an online medium that the Certificate of Exemption from National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) that I had presented was not genuine. This has come as a shock to me and I believe that in line with this administration’s focus on integrity, I must do the honourable thing and resign.

Your Excellency, kindly permit me to outline some of the background to this matter. I was born and raised in the United Kingdom, indeed my parental family home remains in London. My visits to Nigeria up until the age of thirty-four (34) were holidays, with visas obtained in my UK passport. I obtained my first Nigerian passport at the age of thirty-four (34) and when I relocated there was debate as to whether NYSC Law applied to me. Upon enquiry as to my status relating to NYSC, I was informed that due to my residency history and having exceeded the age of thirty (30), I was exempted from the requirement to serve. Until recent events, that remained my understanding.

On the basis of that advice and with the guidance and assistance of those, I thought were trusted associates, NYSC were approached for documentary proof of status. I then received the certificate in question. Having never worked in NYSC, visited the premises, been privy to nor familiar with their operations, I had no reason to suspect that the certificate was anything but genuine. Indeed, I presented that certificate at the 2011 Ogun State House of Assembly and in 2015 for Directorate of State Services (DSS) Clearance as well as to the National Assembly for screening. Be that as it may, as someone totally committed to a culture of probity and accountability I have decided to resign with effect from Friday, 14th September, 2018.

Your Excellency, It has been an exceptional privilege to have served our nation under your leadership and to have played a role in steering our economy at a very challenging time. I am proud that Nigeria has brought discipline into its finances, has identified and is pursuing a path to long term sustainable growth that will unlock the potential in this great economy. Under your leadership, Nigeria was able to exit recession and has now started to lay the foundations for lasting growth and wealth creation. Repositioning this huge economy is not a short term task and there are no short cuts, indeed there are tough decisions still to be made but I have no doubt that your focus on infrastructural investment, revenue mobilisation and value for money in public expenditure will deliver growth, wealth and opportunity for all Nigerians.

I thank His Excellency, the Vice President and my colleagues in the Federal Executive Council for the huge pleasure and honour of working with them. I also thank most specially, the team in the ‘Finance Family’ of advisers and heads of agencies under the Ministry of Finance. Your Excellency, this group of committed Nigerians represent a range of backgrounds, ethnicities and ages. They have worked well above and beyond the call of duty to support me in the tasks assigned. The diversity in my team and their ability to work cohesively to deliver reforms, convinces me that Nigeria has the human capital required to succeed.

Your Excellency, let me conclude by commending your patience and support, during the long search for the truth in this matter. I thank you again for giving me the honour of serving under your leadership, it is a rare privilege, which I do not take for granted.

A lady has taken to Facebook to ask her friends and followers to bear witness in case evil befalls her after a client she owed money took her photo to a shrine.

Judith Trafford, who sells footwears on Facebook, shared a photo of the lady she was indebted to along with her own photo printed out of Facebook and placed in a shrine.

She wrote:

I have customers in Nigeria and abroad, have never cheated anyone.they pay me and I deliver their good few month ago I was rubbed they took away all my business money my phone and all most of u were aware.

The lady below Blizz Lilly Williams ordered goods worth 12,500(twelve thousand five hundred naira before the incident I explained to her that I was rubbed Nd I promised to send her back her money so as god could do it I started back my business last week.

She messaged me for her money I begged and ask her to have patience that I just started my business back or she should choose wat she needed on my upload so I buy Nd send to her just last week,I went to d market got the goods only for her to send me the video below threatening to kill me.she saved my pictures on fb went to print it out Nd took it to a native doctor.

Her dad also called threatening me have send her money back to her but I just want us all to be careful because with this I now know people saves peoples pix on social media to do evil that her pix below and the video she sent me have sent her money back to her and I guess she has being destroying life with this,I guess am not the first person she has taken her pix to her father shrine please kindly share cox if anything should happen she’s responsible.”

The Ologbosere (traditional Prime Minister of Warri Kingdom), oil magnate, Ayiri Emami, has congratulated his Delta brother, Sholaye Jeremi and celebrity blogger, Linda Ikeji on the birth on their son, Jayce Jeremi

Ayiri shared photo of Linda and Jayce on his Instagram page and wrote; “Congrats to my brother on the arrival of our son!“

The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP, Senator Nurudeen Ademola Adeleke was in Ilesha yesterday for his Ilesha mega rally, the world renowned Musician, Davido followed him to ilesha in a show of power.

Pictures 

Few days ago, a video of a lady in Delta state speaking a pidgin English went viral. Reno Omokri shared the video of the lady as she lamented on the devastating effect the floods experienced in the state had on her poultry farm.

In a new update, Reno who has since reached out to the lady to offer her financial assistance, said that Senator Ben Murray-Bruce who owns Siverbird TV, has offered the lady a job as a pidgin English news caster in his TV station.

”Good news @DekpeKate . Distinguished Senator @benmurraybruce heard you speak your poetic pidgin and just called me to offer you a job as a pidgin English newscaster on @SilverbirdTV . If you are accept, you can start immediately. Please contact my PA who spoke to you #RenosNuggets ”.Reno wrote

The just concluded 2018 Miss Polo International, has ended successfully, as contestants, participants, guests and partners, applauded the smooth organisation of the event, which was held at Transcorp Hilton hotel in Abuja.

At the grand finale of Miss Polo International 2018, Nazneen Shaikh of India was crowned the main winner in Abuja Nigeria. The gorgeous lady from India defeated 32 contestants to clinch the main title at the prestigious Transcorp Hilton Hotel. The pageant focuses on The beauty and intelligence of contestants and celebrates the beautiful game of Polo.

Nazneen who is a known name within the glamour world stated her pageant journey with fbb campus princess and was once of the finalist of fbb Femina miss India 2016. Has Been interest lies in reading, painting, and travelling. At the same pageant, Miss Cameroon was announced as the first runner up, while Miss Japan was adjudged as the second runner up.

According to the organiser, Miss Ibife Alufohai, the event was concluded with an outcome that satisfied everyone, as winners emerged with great significant qualities that thrilled the crowd. She added that the event was successfully conducted, and the organisation will resume an immediate evaluation of the pet project of emerged winners.

While speaking with the winners, Her Majesty, Queen Nanzeen Shaikh, the 2018 Miss Polo International winner, thanked the organisers and appreciated their efforts in making the contest a complete success. The 1st runner up winner, Foje Jencey was noticed in a blissful display of gratitude, as Yoho Otomo, the 2nd runner up winner, expressed absolute satisfaction to the international contest.

Reno tweeted this in reaction to the police invitation of Senator Adeleke over allegations of examination malpractice.

@HMKemiAdeosun
admits to forgery and is escorted to Abuja airport to board a flight to London. Senator Adeleke is accused of forgery and is asked to report to
@PoliceNG
for court arraignment days to Osun election. Meanwhile Buhari can’t explain the whereabouts of his certificate

Bashir who is one of the sons of Kaduna state governor, Nasir El-Rufai, appears to have been disappointed by the decision of the federal government to suspend the Nigerian Air carrier.