Tuesday, 5 December 2017

Rivers state Governor, Nyesom Wike alleges that SARS is being prepared for the rigging of the 2019 Elections


Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has alleged that the Special Anti-robbery Squad (SARS) is being prepared by the authorities for the rigging of the 2019 Elections .

Following the outcry by Nigerians on social media over the illegal acts of the squad, Wike stated that the re-organanstion of the ‘gang of criminals’ being done is merely aimed at diverting public focus.

‘If you buy a car with a money you didn’t earn lawfully, you’ll be riding in a moving coffin’ Pastor Adeboye


He said this at the opening of RCCG’s Holyghost congress at the church’s camp ground yesterday, December 4th.

40 innocent children rescued from 'witch doctor's ' Abuja torture chamber


Operatives of the National Agency for Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP, and the Defence Intelligence Agency, DIA, weekend, rescued about 40 children from a torture chamber. 

The chamber, operated in Abuja by a witch doctor, is where witches and wizards are exorcised. 

Peter Okoye's Son joins FC Barcelona Lagos


Cameron, Perter okoye's son has made it to FC Barcelona Lagos.

His proud father shared a photo of the little man and wrote on just how proud he is of him .

He wrote;

Dating Temi Otedola is one of the best things to have happened to me this year - Mr. Eazi


In a new interview with Hip TV, singer Mr. Eazi, has weighed in on just how much hate he gets on a daily, his relationship with Temi Otedola and his career.

Read below;

“I think at the end of the day it is still all love. For instance, I’m just coming straight from Benin, which we shut down. What I saw there, I didn’t know people partied on Wednesdays.”

Nigerians begin panic buying as marketers ration petroleum products


Nigerians have commenced panic buying as marketers began rationing of petroleum products.

Investigations on Tuesday revealed that while it was evident that there is enough supply for consumers, price discrimination at the private depots was the reason for hoarding and rationing among marketers.

Happiness commissioner: Gov Okorocha is a man of ideas – Spokesman


It has been ranked among the happiest places in the world despite widespread unrest, political crisis and recession. Now one Nigerian state has a minister in charge of contentment.

The commissioner for happiness and couples’ fulfilment is the brainchild of Rochas Okorocha, governor of the southeastern state of Imo.

VIDEO: Why There Is No Room For Tithing In The New Covenant - Daddy Freeze


Following arguments surrounding preaching on tithe, controversial media personality, Daddy freeze today released a new video backing his claims

Watch video below...

G-Worldwide Entertainment Drags Kiss Daniel To Court


Below is a public announcement by G-worldwide Entertainment concerning the reported exit of Kiss Daniel from the label. They have filed a suit in court concerning the contract they have with the Artiste. Details below...

Osinbajo visits victims of Adamawa communal violence


Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is currently in Numan, Adamawa, to visit the victims of the communal violence, also, to find a lasting solution to such kind of problem.

Why it matters: A fresh outbreak of communal violence was reported in three villages in Adamawa – Lawaru, Dong and Kiken villages in Demsa and Numan Local Government areas.

Court orders forfeiture of $4.8m properties linked to Diezani


A federal high court sitting in Lagos has ordered the temporary forfeiture of two penthouses which are linked to Diezani Alison-Madueke, former minister of petroleum resources.

The properties, located in Lagos, are said to be valued at $4.760 million.

Nigeria seals deal with Switzerland to return $321m Abacha loot


Nigeria and Switzerland have sealed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the return of $321 million traced to former Nigerian military ruler, Sani Abacha.

The deal was signed on behalf of Nigeria by Abubakar Malami, the attorney-general of the federation, in Washington DC, US, on Monday afternoon at the headquarters of the World Bank Group.

Zimbabwe’s army chief Constantino Chiwenga ‘could be tipped for VP post’ – reports


Zimbabwe’s army chief Constantino Chiwenga is reportedly earmarked for one of the country’s two deputy president posts, a reports say.

According to Daily News, the army chief was likely going to be elevated to the vice presidency seat during the forthcoming Zanu-PF congress this month.

Millions looted during Nelson Mandela's funeral


The head of South Africa’s anti-corruption watchdog, Busisiwe Mkhwebane has confirmed a R250‚000 payment into Eastern Cape Premier Phumulo Masualle’s private account was among a litany of irregular transactions made with money meant for Nelson Mandela’s funeral.

In a damning 300-page report‚ Mkhwebane has laid bare the details of how provincial and municipal officials went on a spending spree with money initially allocated for development in one of South Africa’s poorest provinces.

I’m still adapting to extra Manchester United pressure – Victor Lindelof


Victor Lindelof admits he is still coming to terms with the extra pressure of playing for Manchester United.

The defender has been eased in by Jose Mourinho since his £31 million move from Benfica in the summer. It look the Swede until November to make his full Premier League debut but has since started three consecutive games, including the 3-1 win over Arsenal on Saturday.

Antonio Conte ‘will be just fine’ at Chelsea – Michael Emenalo


Antonio Conte “will be just fine” at Chelsea despite persistent speculation suggesting that he could leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the season, says the club’s former technical director Michael Emenalo.

Emenalo took up a new role as Monaco’s sporting director last month, just three weeks after announcing his surprise decision to leave Chelsea after 10 years across the coaching and scouting departments at Stamford Bridge.

Federal govt will sustain Made-in-Nigeria patronage campaign – Lai Mohammed


The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said the Federal Government will intensify and sustain the campaign for the patronage of Made-in-Nigeria products in its drive to diversify the economy, create employment and generate wealth.

The Minister stated this in Lagos on Monday at the launch of the South West Campaign for the patronage of Made-in-Nigeria products by the Ministries of Information and Culture as well as Industry, Trade and Investment.

Luke Shaw ‘deserves’ chance with Manchester United – Jose Mourinho


Jose Mourinho says Luke Shaw deserves a chance in the Manchester United team.

Shaw has made two appearances this season totalling 48 minutes after falling down the pecking order at Old Trafford.

But the 22-year-old is in line to feature in the Champions League against CSKA Moscow on Tuesday night and Mourinho says the left-back has earned his chance.

Two police officers killed by gunmen in Nasarawa


The police command in Nasarawa state on Monday said two of its officers were killed by gunmen along the Akwanga-Keffi federal highway.

Kennedy Idirisu, public relations officer of the command, confirmed the incident to the NAN in Lafia.

LASU Suspends Provost, College Of Medicine


The Lagos State University has suspended the Provost of the LASU College of Medicine, Ikeja, Prof. Babatunde Solagberu, over alleged financial and administrative improprieties.
The suspension took effect from November 30.

Woman trying to retrieve purse from subway tracks is struck by train, loses both legs


A Brooklyn woman who climbed onto the subway tracks to retrieve her dropped purse was hit by a train and lost both of her legs below the knee, authorities said Monday.

The accident happened just after 1 a.m. Saturday, when the 25-year-old woman climbed onto the No. 6 train’s roadbed at the E. 28th St. station in Midtown as a southbound train approached, police sources said.

Trump’s travel ban goes into full effect


The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a victory to President Donald Trump by allowing his latest travel ban targeting people from six Muslim-majority countries to go into full effect even as legal challenges continue in lower courts.

I won't wait to be killed- Mugagbe's nephew confirms fleeing Zimbabwe


Mr. Patrick Zhuwao, 50-year-old nephew of deposed Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has confirmed he fled the country to save his life.

He fled the country because he feared for his life during the military coup.

He added that his employees were beaten and robbed and he is unlikely to return unless his safety can be guaranteed.

Lady who held her wedding in hospital for her sick dad,reveals he has passed on


Last month,Vieneese Stanton went viral after she held her wedding 5 months earlier than planned,to enable her sick dad witness her special moment .Her dad was given just one week to live ,after being down with Lukemia .Now,she revealed he has passed on.She wrote

 It is with a broken heart and teary eyes that I am even able to utter the words “My father has transitioned to glory.” I know he’s in Heaven and I know he’s with my mother but I feel so hurt right now. I’ve gained an Angel but I’ve lost my Superman.

Man ‘Stabs Brother-in-law At Least 25 Times In Horrific Bus Attack’.


A 37-year-old dad-of-three allegedly stabbed his brother-in-law at least 25 times in a horrifying bus attack – leaving him partially disembowelled. The 50-year-old victim was knifed dozens of times in the attack, which occurred after a row flared up between the pair, prosecutors claim.

Footage, taken on a camera phone and obtained by ABC 7, appears to show the two men on the back of a bus in Chicago in Illinois, US.