Kalu was also accused of smuggling foreign currency. Kalu was initially sentenced to 12 years in prison and later served his sentence. But the Supreme Court of Nigeria reversed the decision of the court of appeal. Now, Mr Kalu has returned to the Senate in Abuja where he represents his state as a candidate. EFCC accuses former PDP secretary Olisa Metuh of receiving millions of naira from security adviser Sambo Dasuki. The organization had received this money for a government project, but did nothing after receiving the money.


MaguEFCC: Omale is the name Magu uses. another secret revealed

Now, Mr Kalu has returned to the Senate in Abuja where he represents his state as a candidate. EFCC accuses former PDP secretary Olisa Metuh of receiving millions of naira from security adviser Sambo Dasuki. The organization had received this money for a government project, but did nothing after receiving the money. Judge Okon Abang found Metuh guilty of seven counts of smuggling a Metuh into the country. Later, the court sentenced the former PDP secretary to seven years in prison. The seven major charges against Ibrahim Magu by the federal government are Ibrahim Magu: Among his allegations is that the federal government does not know what is going on with the EFCC.


Judge Okon Abang found Metuh guilty of seven counts of smuggling a Metuh into the country. Later, the court sentenced the former PDP secretary to seven years in prison. The seven major charges against Ibrahim Magu by the federal government are Ibrahim Magu: Among his allegations is that the federal government does not know what is going on with the EFCC. President Muhammadu Buhari has recently set up a committee, which Ayo Salami is chairman. This committee is here to investigate the various allegations against Magu, since the beginning of the war. If you remember, the Senate refused to appoint the EFCC chairman as the acting chairman.


President Muhammadu Buhari has recently set up a committee, which Ayo Salami is chairman. This committee is here to investigate the various allegations against Magu, since the beginning of the war. If you remember, the Senate refused to appoint the EFCC chairman as the acting chairman. They were because the DSS investigation at the time showed that, no one was qualified to hold the position. Since then, various lawsuits have been filed against his actions and conduct, including the creation of the EFCC's corporate headquarters. Reports say that the President-elect commission has called Magu for an inquiry in Aso Rock government building.


They were because the DSS investigation at the time showed that, no one was qualified to hold the position. Since then, various lawsuits have been filed against his actions and conduct, including the creation of the EFCC's corporate headquarters. Reports say that the President-elect commission has called Magu for an inquiry in Aso Rock government building. Malami reportedly filed a lawsuit against President Buhari, alleging that he did not let his office, the EFCC's oversight agency, know anything about what was going on there. Especially about the houses if they get from the people who beat the city council in the bomb. Malami at work did not know how much houses, money or property was taken from the political thugs, and he urged the Prime Minister that it was time for Magu to go to the grave.


Malami reportedly filed a lawsuit against President Buhari, alleging that he did not let his office, the EFCC's oversight agency, know anything about what was going on there. Especially about the houses if they get from the people who beat the city council in the bomb. Malami at work did not know how much houses, money or property was taken from the political thugs, and he urged the Prime Minister that it was time for Magu to go to the grave. Magu has been the EFCC's vice-chairman for almost five years. In his speech, EFCC's senior lawyer, Oluwatoyin Ojaomo, in an interview explained that the DSS is looking for his client. He said that the company is losing customers due to the shortfall in the amount of money received from the company and the difference between the amount declared and the amount received by the government.


Magu has been the EFCC's vice-chairman for almost five years. In his speech, EFCC's senior lawyer, Oluwatoyin Ojaomo, in an interview explained that the DSS is looking for his client. He said that the company is losing customers due to the shortfall in the amount of money received from the company and the difference between the amount declared and the amount received by the government. He has more money in the government's pocket than the money they announced. If all these allegations are true about Ibrahim Magu, it means that the government is now trying to find someone to replace him as the chairman of the EFCC. The federal government has confirmed that Ibrahim Magu will step down as the chairman of EFCC.


He has more money in the government's pocket than the money they announced. If all these allegations are true about Ibrahim Magu, it means that the government is now trying to find someone to replace him as the chairman of the EFCC. The federal government has confirmed that Ibrahim Magu will step down as the chairman of EFCC. The news was confirmed by a member of Aso Rock's Abuja government, who did not want to be identified, to the BBC on Friday afternoon. Ibrahim Magu first appeared before a presidential investigation commission on Monday to investigate the allegations against him. The committee, headed by Justice Ayo Salami, did not confirm Magu's request to hear him on issues related to the EFCC's executive committee.


The news was confirmed by a member of Aso Rock's Abuja government, who did not want to be identified, to the BBC on Friday afternoon. Ibrahim Magu first appeared before a presidential investigation commission on Monday to investigate the allegations against him. The committee, headed by Justice Ayo Salami, did not confirm Magu's request to hear him on issues related to the EFCC's executive committee. Similarly, some Nigerian authorities have confirmed that the police barracks in Magu were burned down on Sunday. The reason is that they did not complete their investigation on Saturday.


Similarly, some Nigerian authorities have confirmed that the police barracks in Magu were burned down on Sunday. The reason is that they did not complete their investigation on Saturday.


Abacha Loot: Abacha was looted by the US in Kebbi for billions of dollars and spent six months in detention

Recently there was a report among Nigerians that the US government had also arranged a loan for the military regime in Nigeria, the former military dictator Sani Abacha did not keep the deposit, and they were willing to return it to us. The whole country is saddened and today I am shocked that the money is also in the news that the US judiciary is blocking the Nigerian government. While there is no foot, foot is not a standard, the reason is that the Nigerian government is planning to withdraw 100 million of the money for the governor of Atiku Bagudu, Bauchi state. In a lawsuit filed by the Justice Department in the District Court of Columbia in Washington, the issue was resolved, according to a US newspaper, to which the federal government has not responded. The US embassy, the Nigerian government is blocking all efforts to get Abacha's money back, which they tracked down to the chairman of the ruling party APC, who is also the governor of Bauchi state. They are Bagudu, a former Buhari and a member of the APC political party, who was accused by the US government of helping Abacha to smuggle billions of dollars out of Nigeria in the mid-90s.


In a lawsuit filed by the Justice Department in the District Court of Columbia in Washington, the issue was resolved, according to a US newspaper, to which the federal government has not responded. The US embassy, the Nigerian government is blocking all efforts to get Abacha's money back, which they tracked down to the chairman of the ruling party APC, who is also the governor of Bauchi state. They are Bagudu, a former Buhari and a member of the APC political party, who was accused by the US government of helping Abacha to smuggle billions of dollars out of Nigeria in the mid-90s. The document was issued after six months of detention in Bagudu by the Texas Navy while attempting to escape to an island in Jersey, the Navy had initially agreed to return $33 million to Nigeria, and had urged Nigeria not to pursue the alleged money laundering charges. To the surprise of the United States, as Bagudu arrived in Nigeria, he was cleared of the charges, and he rose from political office, from the Senate to the governor, to enjoying a lawful removal. The US justice system also insisted that the Nigerian government was not allowing the US to pay the money that was traced back to Bagudu, and that the Buhari government was in the midst of a 13-year deal, which entitled Bagudu to the money, which would not allow the US to receive the money.


The document was issued after six months of detention in Bagudu by the Texas Navy while attempting to escape to an island in Jersey, the Navy had initially agreed to return $33 million to Nigeria, and had urged Nigeria not to pursue the alleged money laundering charges. To the surprise of the United States, as Bagudu arrived in Nigeria, he was cleared of the charges, and he rose from political office, from the Senate to the governor, to enjoying a lawful removal. The US justice system also insisted that the Nigerian government was not allowing the US to pay the money that was traced back to Bagudu, and that the Buhari government was in the midst of a 13-year deal, which entitled Bagudu to the money, which would not allow the US to receive the money. The paper explains that these incidents are a source of misinformation that will lead to cooperation between Nigeria and the United States to recover the offshore fund Abacha, which is being funded by Transpartency International at $5 billion.


The paper explains that these incidents are a source of misinformation that will lead to cooperation between Nigeria and the United States to recover the offshore fund Abacha, which is being funded by Transpartency International at $5 billion.


Nigeria Police: Investigation has begun on the murderer who used POS to take bribes

The Nigerian National Police Service has said that they have started an investigation into police using a modern POS system to collect money from people. This was recently as a video surfaced on the internet where police officers were on the scene ordering a person who was stopped to take out an ATM machine from which they were taking money to pay. The brother who wanted to collect money from the police said that he would not leave his ATM for the police to withdraw money with him. The police force that started the investigation was revealed in a press release issued on Thursday. In a press release, the Chief of Police, Mohammed Abubakar Adamu has expressed his hatred of corruption in all forms, and has been quoted as saying that corruption is rampant in the Nigerian police force. They have started an investigation to determine whether the video is authentic, where the incident took place and how many police officers were involved in the incident.


The police force that started the investigation was revealed in a press release issued on Thursday. In a press release, the Chief of Police, Mohammed Abubakar Adamu has expressed his hatred of corruption in all forms, and has been quoted as saying that corruption is rampant in the Nigerian police force. They have started an investigation to determine whether the video is authentic, where the incident took place and how many police officers were involved in the incident. They also said that if the video is true, they will see that they have given birth to all those involved in the abuse. Our police association urged people to see it and help them to identify the culprits and report back on who they know about the incident.


They also said that if the video is true, they will see that they have given birth to all those involved in the abuse. Our police association urged people to see it and help them to identify the culprits and report back on who they know about the incident.


Mohammed Adoke: EFCC sentences former Justice Minister to 14 days in jail

The Nigerian Supreme Court Chief Justice Mike Ozhekome, who is also the former Advocate General of Nigeria, found Mohammmed Adoke guilty of selling the EFCC on the grounds that he had been arrested by his client. It is unclear whether Adoke was first brought to trial later that year while studying for a Masters degree in the Netherlands. In a signed petition, he obtained a court order to detain Mr. Adoke for two weeks on a false charge. It is "what do they want to do with this secret, do they want to see it, eat it, make it crazy in the mind or in the body"? You say this because of your weakness. The judge then called on the EFCC to grant bail to the former senior advocate who was unable to attend to his own medical needs and was transferred to Dubai for medical reasons.


It is "what do they want to do with this secret, do they want to see it, eat it, make it crazy in the mind or in the body"? You say this because of your weakness. The judge then called on the EFCC to grant bail to the former senior advocate who was unable to attend to his own medical needs and was transferred to Dubai for medical reasons. The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Nigeria Anti-Corruption Commission, EFCC, to detain the Nigerian Attorney-General, who is also the Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke for 14 days. Judge Othman Musa applied for this order to EFCC due to the petition filed by his lawyer, Fatima Mustapha for the court on Friday. Mustapha said the concept of detaining Adoke would give wsn time to complete their investigation into the allegations against him.


The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Nigeria Anti-Corruption Commission, EFCC, to detain the Nigerian Attorney-General, who is also the Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke for 14 days. Judge Othman Musa applied for this order to EFCC due to the petition filed by his lawyer, Fatima Mustapha for the court on Friday. Mustapha said the concept of detaining Adoke would give wsn time to complete their investigation into the allegations against him. Adoke is accused of being involved in a money laundering scandal involving licenses for Shell and ENI in 2011. The amount could be one billion Dollars (1.3bn). He was arrested in Abuja on Thursday after returning to Nigeria after four years abroad in the EFCC.


Adoke is accused of being involved in a money laundering scandal involving licenses for Shell and ENI in 2011. The amount could be one billion Dollars (1.3bn). He was arrested in Abuja on Thursday after returning to Nigeria after four years abroad in the EFCC. In October 2011 the international police agency Interpol arrested Adoke in Dubai for his involvement in the Malabu Oil Deal. The EFCC said that the chief executive Ibrahim Magu and Dubai authorities had held several meetings on the former Nigerian attorney general. Since November 11, Adoke has been held in Dubai's custody while his lawyer Mike Ozekhome told reporters that he was undergoing treatment.


In October 2011 the international police agency Interpol arrested Adoke in Dubai for his involvement in the Malabu Oil Deal. The EFCC said that the chief executive Ibrahim Magu and Dubai authorities had held several meetings on the former Nigerian attorney general. Since November 11, Adoke has been held in Dubai's custody while his lawyer Mike Ozekhome told reporters that he was undergoing treatment. He said that the previous Nigerian court in Adoke found him not guilty of the charges and that upon his return to Nigeria, he would go to the proper authorities to settle the matter. Mohammed Bello Adoke was the Minister of Justice under the government of Goodluck Jonathan between 2010 and 2015.


He said that the previous Nigerian court in Adoke found him not guilty of the charges and that upon his return to Nigeria, he would go to the proper authorities to settle the matter. Mohammed Bello Adoke was the Minister of Justice under the government of Goodluck Jonathan between 2010 and 2015.


Oyo FCC Bill: The government of Oyo has a responsibility, not to be afraid of the FCC

On the day of the election, Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde signed a bill to establish the FCC, the anti-corruption body in Oyo State. In the case of the Governor, the organization was not formed to fight anyone but to ensure that the people are not discriminated against in all the institutions and departments of the government. However, Oyo State does not seem to be so deeply involved in opposition. Speaking to BBC English on the Makinde move, Ayodeji Abass Aleshinloye, an APC politician in Oyo state, explained that the governor is doing nothing but fighting the opposition in Oyo state. In his words, "no government can interfere, because if the government is involved, there is a court to prosecute". He also mentioned that Governor Makinde Ajimobi gave a gift of half of the workload, and also announced the foreign ministry with 9.1 billion naira, after saying that 7 billion has been overspent for such foreign projects.


Speaking to BBC English on the Makinde move, Ayodeji Abass Aleshinloye, an APC politician in Oyo state, explained that the governor is doing nothing but fighting the opposition in Oyo state. In his words, "no government can interfere, because if the government is involved, there is a court to prosecute". He also mentioned that Governor Makinde Ajimobi gave a gift of half of the workload, and also announced the foreign ministry with 9.1 billion naira, after saying that 7 billion has been overspent for such foreign projects. The law is not a public interest measure, but a way to silence the opposition and Makinde is simply playing politics". Amur sa, the Oyo State Press Commissioner, Wasiu Olatunbosun explained to BBC Yoruba that Makinde has announced that the formation of the organization that is fighting the corruption, is not to intimidate anyone, who is not intimidated need not be intimidated by such things. Olatunbosun is "not the first time that this type of organization will be established, other states have already established it, especially Kano and Kaduna and the governor is willing to impose a no-touch policy that the governor has always had, to steal or steal money".


The law is not a public interest measure, but a way to silence the opposition and Makinde is simply playing politics". Amur sa, the Oyo State Press Commissioner, Wasiu Olatunbosun explained to BBC Yoruba that Makinde has announced that the formation of the organization that is fighting the corruption, is not to intimidate anyone, who is not intimidated need not be intimidated by such things. Olatunbosun is "not the first time that this type of organization will be established, other states have already established it, especially Kano and Kaduna and the governor is willing to impose a no-touch policy that the governor has always had, to steal or steal money". Our leader asks "Why is it that when Seyi Makinde started, the riots would start? The Oyo State just wants to know how all its money is spent, everyone who is in government at any time must know how the money is spent" "If the previous government is not intimidated, they should not be afraid, and it is not that the organization will touch a point to say that it is bankrupt, but that the matter will go to court to give the debtor a chance. On the Munya to Iseyin road, Olatunbosun and Seyi Makinde were forced to face the operation, after the completion of the construction, which was supposed to take a year and cost 2 billion naira, without any water for seven months, and they did not make one kilometer of the 37 kilometers.


Our leader asks "Why is it that when Seyi Makinde started, the riots would start? The Oyo State just wants to know how all its money is spent, everyone who is in government at any time must know how the money is spent" "If the previous government is not intimidated, they should not be afraid, and it is not that the organization will touch a point to say that it is bankrupt, but that the matter will go to court to give the debtor a chance. On the Munya to Iseyin road, Olatunbosun and Seyi Makinde were forced to face the operation, after the completion of the construction, which was supposed to take a year and cost 2 billion naira, without any water for seven months, and they did not make one kilometer of the 37 kilometers. The Seyi Makinde is currently in the process of completing his term of office, which the government has not yet completed, but the candidate must complete his term of office within one year and receive additional financial benefits until he completes his term of office.


The Seyi Makinde is currently in the process of completing his term of office, which the government has not yet completed, but the candidate must complete his term of office within one year and receive additional financial benefits until he completes his term of office.


Pakistan: Musharraf sentenced to death for subversion of state power

A Pakistani court has sentenced former military leader Pervez Musharaff to death for allegedly overthrowing the government in absentia in 2017. This will be the first such trial since the military dictatorship. The military took the verdict "as if it were a violation of the justice system". The general seized power in a 1999 coup and served as president from 2001 to 2008, though he was unsure whether such a verdict would be upheld. General Musharraf was kidnapped from Pakistan in 2016 and is currently in Dubai. The ruling has been pending since 2013, following the resignation of General Musharaff's cabinet after he announced his intention to dissolve the government.


The general seized power in a 1999 coup and served as president from 2001 to 2008, though he was unsure whether such a verdict would be upheld. General Musharraf was kidnapped from Pakistan in 2016 and is currently in Dubai. The ruling has been pending since 2013, following the resignation of General Musharaff's cabinet after he announced his intention to dissolve the government. The 78-year-old was receiving treatment in Dubai and posted a photo of the hospital in a post this month, denying the allegations as unconfirmed.


The 78-year-old was receiving treatment in Dubai and posted a photo of the hospital in a post this month, denying the allegations as unconfirmed.


EFCC: 12 years in prison for mother and child who beat white people in fraud

Yoruba is lonely if the mother is strong, the child will be strong, and the child is not at the level of his mother, there is no strong. A mother, Alaba Kareem Adeyeri, was sentenced to 12 years in prison along with her son, Damilola Ahmed Adeyeri, on charges of conspiring to steal $1,750 from an American honey bee. Four other online fraud charges were brought against the EFCC, and both were sentenced to hang by the judge, as they were found guilty. The EFCC's spokesman, Idi Musa, explained that the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) had informed him that hackers had hacked the US embassy's email account and stolen the large amount of money. Musa, when Damilola saw that the monkeys were hunting her, she took a chance, and her mother went to her to get this money, and she bought a lot of houses and real estate. The mother went to collect the money from the bank one day, and brought the chickens to her son's place, and they put a lot of money in their bag.


The EFCC's spokesman, Idi Musa, explained that the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) had informed him that hackers had hacked the US embassy's email account and stolen the large amount of money. Musa, when Damilola saw that the monkeys were hunting her, she took a chance, and her mother went to her to get this money, and she bought a lot of houses and real estate. The mother went to collect the money from the bank one day, and brought the chickens to her son's place, and they put a lot of money in their bag. EFCC's lawyer, Bilikisu Buhari, told the court that Alaba and his son and someone they called Kareem Russel, who had been running a bombing campaign, were accused of assaulting a US-based business leader in 2017 and of bribery in 2019. In delivering his sentence, Judge Aneke explained that the EFCC video evidence in the trial confirmed that both were guilty of the assault charges and were sentenced to three years in prison on each of the four charges. He also said that all the money that they put in their bank account, does not belong to the government.


EFCC's lawyer, Bilikisu Buhari, told the court that Alaba and his son and someone they called Kareem Russel, who had been running a bombing campaign, were accused of assaulting a US-based business leader in 2017 and of bribery in 2019. In delivering his sentence, Judge Aneke explained that the EFCC video evidence in the trial confirmed that both were guilty of the assault charges and were sentenced to three years in prison on each of the four charges. He also said that all the money that they put in their bank account, does not belong to the government.


Naira Marley: Judge postpones trial until February 2020

Influential pop singer Azeez Fasola, popularly known as Naira Marley, also appeared in the high court in Ikoyi on Sunday, continuing the case against her. Speaking to BBC Yoruba, Naira Marley's lawyer, Olalekan Ojo explained that the police officer in the evidence presented to the court explained that he could not say whether Marley hit the target with the purchase card. The judge postponed the trial to December 28, 2020, and also announced that the extension of the trial did not discourage the defendants.


Sowore: DSS apologizes for the conduct in court- Femi Falana

The human rights activist Femi Falana (SAN) has denied the DSS's claim that they did not violate the Supreme Court's order on Friday during the ongoing investigation into the arrest of Omoyele Sowore. Falana said in a statement that he was against the DSS's statement that they did not disrupt the courtroom on Saturday, adding that the DSS even apologized for their behavior in front of the judge Ojukwu Ijeoma. The DSS has overcome the corruption, as the judge who was arrested in the field was accused of being a pawn in the court system when he entered the court. He criticized the DSS's statement released on Saturday as a "conflict of interest" and a "conspiration to cover up" the alleged fraud, the way they broke into the courtroom and violated the law, especially the Ojukwu judge and the way they arrested Omoyele Sowore. "The DSS will not be involved in this act of terrorism on December 6, 2019". Apart from the injustice committed by the organization, it has spread to the Nigerian people and the international community especially the journalists. He called for the immediate release of Sowore and others who have been detained and held in detention.


EFCC: EFCC arrested 17 year old, eight yahoo-yahoo activists in Ibadan

The Nigeria Anti-Corruption Commission (EFCC) has arrested a 17-year-old boy who was accused of online gambling, Yahoo-yahoo. The group's branch in Ibadan arrested the young man named Abdulrahaman Qozeem last weekend along with eight others across the city. According to the EFCC, the arrests were made after a series of investigations into the freely chosen Yahoo-yahoo scam. It was also added that valuable items such as six cars with telecommunication equipment, mobile computers, international passports and other documents were seized from the suspects while their vehicle was lying in the open.


Corruption: A survey by the NBS found that the police, judges and border guards are the biggest recipients of corruption in Nigeria

Did you know that the police, prosecutors, judges and even the uniformed officers are the highest paid in Nigeria? The results of the survey, which was confirmed by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics, NBS, were released on Friday. The investigation was unfortunately conducted by the special civil service officers who were in charge of the investigation and the law enforcement was also investigating the corruption. It is also confirmed that, of all the interest paid by police, prosecutors, judges and military authorities, three-quarters of it is claimed by the individuals themselves. She added that, 21 per cent of rural women paid an allowance to a government employee out of all rural women who had some or other connection to government employees in the 12 months prior to this 2019 survey. The report also adds that the profits have made the Nigerian employment system a waste of money and jobs.


It is also confirmed that, of all the interest paid by police, prosecutors, judges and military authorities, three-quarters of it is claimed by the individuals themselves. She added that, 21 per cent of rural women paid an allowance to a government employee out of all rural women who had some or other connection to government employees in the 12 months prior to this 2019 survey. The report also adds that the profits have made the Nigerian employment system a waste of money and jobs. The audit results show that it is not clear that the majority of those who leave work are paid before they find a job. Thirty-two per cent of those who had taken public service in the last three years had paid interest before taking public service, which was twice as much as in the same period in 2016. In terms of food, the south-central region of Nigeria (South-south 35.4%) has the highest rate of consumption.


The audit results show that it is not clear that the majority of those who leave work are paid before they find a job. Thirty-two per cent of those who had taken public service in the last three years had paid interest before taking public service, which was twice as much as in the same period in 2016. In terms of food, the south-central region of Nigeria (South-south 35.4%) has the highest rate of consumption. Then in the north central region of Nigeria, (North central 32.6%) Amosha has the highest rate of income per state, Kogi state has the highest rate of income per state in Nigeria, followed by Gombe state.


Then in the north central region of Nigeria, (North central 32.6%) Amosha has the highest rate of income per state, Kogi state has the highest rate of income per state in Nigeria, followed by Gombe state.


Three people are in police custody over the sale of dust at Daleko market in Mushin

The Lagos State Police have arrested three men Banjo Adeleke, James Dalex, and Haladu Junaid for allegedly stealing a bag of five hundred bags from a flour mill in Iganmu. Police spokesman Bala Elkana confirmed this in a signed statement. It is reported that the company was fully involved in the investigation and the police were informed that some of the terrorists were in the area and had broken the fabric that was in operation on the day of the incident to find the body. It was in Elkana that the search began when the tracking team reached the Dalekou market in Mushin district, which was not far from the suspects. It was found that the drug had been sold to a few people from Kano state for 4,000 Naira and three people associated with it were arrested and the employees were involved. The motorcycle used in the crime is also in the police station, and Elkana adds that the perpetrators will soon be taken to court.


It was in Elkana that the search began when the tracking team reached the Dalekou market in Mushin district, which was not far from the suspects. It was found that the drug had been sold to a few people from Kano state for 4,000 Naira and three people associated with it were arrested and the employees were involved. The motorcycle used in the crime is also in the police station, and Elkana adds that the perpetrators will soon be taken to court. "On December 24, 2019, at about 4:30 pm, the Bode Thomas District Police Station received a call from the Chief Security Officer of Iganmu Flour Mill that the flour mill was raided and the year-old bag was stolen". The police commissioner of Eko State, Hakeem Odunmosu has directed Yaba's Complaint Investigation Unit (CIID) to take over the job and transfer them to the court as appropriate.


"On December 24, 2019, at about 4:30 pm, the Bode Thomas District Police Station received a call from the Chief Security Officer of Iganmu Flour Mill that the flour mill was raided and the year-old bag was stolen". The police commissioner of Eko State, Hakeem Odunmosu has directed Yaba's Complaint Investigation Unit (CIID) to take over the job and transfer them to the court as appropriate.


Transparency International: Nigeria ranked 144th out of 180 countries surveyed

The federal government has blocked the investigation of the global corruption scandal by Transparency International (TI), which was unsuccessful, the day after the results were published in the Nigerian press. On Monday, the TI released its report in Abuja, and announced that Nigeria had also conducted a two-stage study on how Nigeria was fighting corruption last year. Nigeria ranked 47th among the 90 countries that were closely studied. The Nigerian legal system is very strict in its approach to corruption, and it does not fight corruption, and the rich are often persecuted and exploited. In response to the matter, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami said there was no concrete evidence that the TI had taken a stand on the issue. "Who will read about the fight against corruption, we are doing more than the latter, who is also the devil to do more than that other than what the party has put out.


The Nigerian legal system is very strict in its approach to corruption, and it does not fight corruption, and the rich are often persecuted and exploited. In response to the matter, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami said there was no concrete evidence that the TI had taken a stand on the issue. "Who will read about the fight against corruption, we are doing more than the latter, who is also the devil to do more than that other than what the party has put out. And there is nothing this country has not done to break the ice of violence in this country"


And there is nothing this country has not done to break the ice of violence in this country"


Corruption: Eni, Mzhi, and three former governors jailed on corruption charges

The court on Monday sentenced the former governor of Abia State to 12 years in prison on 39 counts of corruption during his tenure as governor. Many Nigerians are now saying that it is as if President Muhammadu Buhari's decision to ban all those who steal public money is a step beyond whether one is a party member or an opposition member. In November 2018, the Supreme Court sentenced the defendants to 12 years in prison after convicting the 33 defendants, with 14 years suspended. Joshua was Governor of Plateau State from 1999 to 2007 and was also a Senator for Central Plateau State before the EFCC convicted him of corruption charges. The first charge was a misdemeanor and he was sentenced to 10 years in prison while the second was fined 1.6 million rupees (1.162 billion rupees). In the case of Jolly Iyame, the EFCC brought a case in May 2018 on 41 counts of embezzling 1.64 billion naira (US$1.6 billion) in public funds during his four years as governor. Abdul Aboki was sentenced to 14 years in prison after three judges convicted him, but his sentence was later reduced to 12 years.


Joshua was Governor of Plateau State from 1999 to 2007 and was also a Senator for Central Plateau State before the EFCC convicted him of corruption charges. The first charge was a misdemeanor and he was sentenced to 10 years in prison while the second was fined 1.6 million rupees (1.162 billion rupees). In the case of Jolly Iyame, the EFCC brought a case in May 2018 on 41 counts of embezzling 1.64 billion naira (US$1.6 billion) in public funds during his four years as governor. Abdul Aboki was sentenced to 14 years in prison after three judges convicted him, but his sentence was later reduced to 12 years. After this, Iyame was ordered to pay 500 million naira as a fine although he was initially sentenced to 14 years in prison. Jolly Iyame was the governor of Taraba State from 1999 to 2007 Earlier today, a special court had tried Orji Kalu on corruption charges brought against him by the EFCC. The former governor of Abia State was sentenced to 12 years in prison by a court presided over by Justice Mohmmmed Idris.


After this, Iyame was ordered to pay 500 million naira as a fine although he was initially sentenced to 14 years in prison. Jolly Iyame was the governor of Taraba State from 1999 to 2007 Earlier today, a special court had tried Orji Kalu on corruption charges brought against him by the EFCC. The former governor of Abia State was sentenced to 12 years in prison by a court presided over by Justice Mohmmmed Idris. Slok's office was accused of using it to extort money from the people of Abia State for the federal government and his assistant Jones Ude was accused of stealing public money and was sentenced to five years in prison. The bombs caused more than N7.2 billion in damage.


Slok's office was accused of using it to extort money from the people of Abia State for the federal government and his assistant Jones Ude was accused of stealing public money and was sentenced to five years in prison. The bombs caused more than N7.2 billion in damage.


Sambo Dasuki: Here's why the government released Dasuki and Sowore - Malami

Sambo Dasuki's adviser Ahmed Raji has confirmed that his client, Dasuki, has been released. The Nigerian Supreme Court Justice Abubakar Malami has said that the government released Sambo Dasuki and Omoyele Sowore out of compassion and respect for the law. Abubakar Malami told the BBC that the Nigerian government felt it was time to issue a court order on the release of Dasuki and Sowore. The judge said that they were not released because of the efforts of the United States, and not because Sowore is a citizen of the country. Dasuki was released by the federal government before Victory Day, after spending four years in solitary confinement on charges of carrying a weapon of mass destruction. He said "There is no other reason why they were released as they were not previously executed by court order". Malami continued that they were released on compassionate grounds, although the government could delay the appeal so that they could be released.


The judge said that they were not released because of the efforts of the United States, and not because Sowore is a citizen of the country. Dasuki was released by the federal government before Victory Day, after spending four years in solitary confinement on charges of carrying a weapon of mass destruction. He said "There is no other reason why they were released as they were not previously executed by court order". Malami continued that they were released on compassionate grounds, although the government could delay the appeal so that they could be released. The government has not received a letter from the US on the matter, so, the rumour is that the US government is responsible for their release. Sambo Dasuki: For the first time in four years, the former Nigerian security chief, Dasuki, will burn down his office Former Nigerian Minister of Culture, Femi Fani Kayode says he knows four people who fought for the government to release Sambo Dasuki and Omoyele Sowore. He posted this on his Twitter account after Sambo Dasuki, former National Security Adviser (NSA) and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore were released.


The government has not received a letter from the US on the matter, so, the rumour is that the US government is responsible for their release. Sambo Dasuki: For the first time in four years, the former Nigerian security chief, Dasuki, will burn down his office Former Nigerian Minister of Culture, Femi Fani Kayode says he knows four people who fought for the government to release Sambo Dasuki and Omoyele Sowore. He posted this on his Twitter account after Sambo Dasuki, former National Security Adviser (NSA) and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore were released. Fani Kayode mentioned Abba Kyari, chief of staff in the presidential office, Abubakar Malami, Minister of Justice, Hadi Sirika who is Minister of Aviation and Kayode Fayemi, Governor of Ekiti. They are the main forces of the Buhari government. He also said that this memorable day on Christmas Eve is because 'On this day an attempt was made to assassinate President Goodluck Jonathan and my friend Sambo Dasuki was released after four years' The video of Sambo Dasuki joining his family in Abuja is being uploaded online.


Fani Kayode mentioned Abba Kyari, chief of staff in the presidential office, Abubakar Malami, Minister of Justice, Hadi Sirika who is Minister of Aviation and Kayode Fayemi, Governor of Ekiti. They are the main forces of the Buhari government. He also said that this memorable day on Christmas Eve is because 'On this day an attempt was made to assassinate President Goodluck Jonathan and my friend Sambo Dasuki was released after four years' The video of Sambo Dasuki joining his family in Abuja is being uploaded online. At about 9 p.m. on Victory Day, he rushed to his home with family and friends and was greeted by a shy face. The two's release brought a lot of controversy online but the most likely one was the joy and excitement that they got their freedom. In a self-signed statement, Malami said the move was not only after the court ruling that the former National Security Adviser (NSA) Col. Sambo Dasuki was freed on Victory Day, but also after spending four years and a short time in the custody of the Nigerian intelligence community.


At about 9 p.m. on Victory Day, he rushed to his home with family and friends and was greeted by a shy face. The two's release brought a lot of controversy online but the most likely one was the joy and excitement that they got their freedom. In a self-signed statement, Malami said the move was not only after the court ruling that the former National Security Adviser (NSA) Col. Sambo Dasuki was freed on Victory Day, but also after spending four years and a short time in the custody of the Nigerian intelligence community. Dasuki was released from the DSS in Abuja after the Nigerian Chief Justice Abubakar Malami ordered the organization to submit to a court order for his release. Sambo consultant Dasuki Ahmed Raji has confirmed that his client Dasuki has been released. He thanked the chief justice for the order to release his client in accordance with all the court rulings in the case.


Dasuki was released from the DSS in Abuja after the Nigerian Chief Justice Abubakar Malami ordered the organization to submit to a court order for his release. Sambo consultant Dasuki Ahmed Raji has confirmed that his client Dasuki has been released. He thanked the chief justice for the order to release his client in accordance with all the court rulings in the case.


He was rescued from the DSS by Nigerians in Sowore

A human rights activist, Manikyle Chowore who received his release from the DSS prison on the day of victory has stated that it was the Nigerians who brought his release from the prison to fruition. Sowore made the remarks while talking to reporters and his loved ones who were waiting for him as he left the DSS headquarters in Abuja. Sitting in a red car, many of his fans became acquainted with the joy of the 'Revolution now' chant as they became acquainted with him. You made it possible by the Nigerians. No one is going to take the people who are ready in the tent. I became a Nigerian citizen in the year.


You made it possible by the Nigerians. No one is going to take the people who are ready in the tent. I became a Nigerian citizen in the year. Soworay was released by the DSS in accordance with the order of the Attorney General of Nigeria and former Justice Minister, Abubakar Malami. Two weeks ago, Sowore was arrested by DSS police in court after a high court judge in Abuja ordered his release. The federal government has ordered the release of security coordinator Sambo Dasuki and RevolutionNow militant Omoyele Sowore from detention.


Soworay was released by the DSS in accordance with the order of the Attorney General of Nigeria and former Justice Minister, Abubakar Malami. Two weeks ago, Sowore was arrested by DSS police in court after a high court judge in Abuja ordered his release. The federal government has ordered the release of security coordinator Sambo Dasuki and RevolutionNow militant Omoyele Sowore from detention. The announcement was made by Justice Minister and Federal Prosecutor Abubakar Malami in a statement on Victory Day. Malami said the government took the action in response to the court's verdict against both parties. Malami urged both to reconsider their responsibilities and to refrain from behaving in a manner that would disturb the peace and order of the village, or to oppose their judgement by the church.


The announcement was made by Justice Minister and Federal Prosecutor Abubakar Malami in a statement on Victory Day. Malami said the government took the action in response to the court's verdict against both parties. Malami urged both to reconsider their responsibilities and to refrain from behaving in a manner that would disturb the peace and order of the village, or to oppose their judgement by the church. The injury was not reported by the 1999 legal department as the claims for Sambo Dasuki were independent as a court-appointed judge and Sowore's claim was accepted by the court. He said: "I have urged the parties to comply with the court order that released Sowore.


The injury was not reported by the 1999 legal department as the claims for Sambo Dasuki were independent as a court-appointed judge and Sowore's claim was accepted by the court. He said: "I have urged the parties to comply with the court order that released Sowore.


Int'l Anti-Corruption Day: Some are more self-restraint in Buhari's government, others in Buhari are trying

Today, December 9, 2019, is the anniversary of the global war on corruption and terrorism. One of the promises made by President Muhammadu Buhari when he first took office in 2015 was to fight terrorism and corruption in Nigeria. Koda, President Buhari has decided to leave the court that will only hear cases of corruption and bribery. This is in response to President Buhari's government saying that they have been fighting corruption since 2015 when he took over as Nigeria's president. Three governors have been jailed on charges of embezzlement of public funds in the states they governed. In November 2018, the Supreme Court sentenced the defendants to 12 years in prison after convicting the 33 defendants, with 14 years suspended.


This is in response to President Buhari's government saying that they have been fighting corruption since 2015 when he took over as Nigeria's president. Three governors have been jailed on charges of embezzlement of public funds in the states they governed. In November 2018, the Supreme Court sentenced the defendants to 12 years in prison after convicting the 33 defendants, with 14 years suspended. Joshua was the governor of Plateau State from 1999 to 2007 and also became the senator for the Central Plateau region before a court found him guilty of the EFCC charges. The first charge is civil disobedience and carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and the second is environmental damage of 1.6 million yuan (1.162 billion), which is two years in prison, but both can be served at once. In the case of Jolly Iyame, he was sentenced to 10 years in prison by the High Court in May 2018 on 41 counts of embezzlement of 1 billion naira (1.64 billion naira) in the last four years of his governorship.


Joshua was the governor of Plateau State from 1999 to 2007 and also became the senator for the Central Plateau region before a court found him guilty of the EFCC charges. The first charge is civil disobedience and carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and the second is environmental damage of 1.6 million yuan (1.162 billion), which is two years in prison, but both can be served at once. In the case of Jolly Iyame, he was sentenced to 10 years in prison by the High Court in May 2018 on 41 counts of embezzlement of 1 billion naira (1.64 billion naira) in the last four years of his governorship. He was sentenced to 14 years in prison after the three-judge panel of Abdul Aboki's trial, later reducing his sentence to 12 years. After this, Iyame was ordered to pay N500 million as a fine although he was initially sentenced to 14 years in prison. Jolly Iyame was the governor of Taraba state from 1999 to 2007.


He was sentenced to 14 years in prison after the three-judge panel of Abdul Aboki's trial, later reducing his sentence to 12 years. After this, Iyame was ordered to pay N500 million as a fine although he was initially sentenced to 14 years in prison. Jolly Iyame was the governor of Taraba state from 1999 to 2007. Last week a special court heard Orji Kalu on corruption charges brought against him by the EFCC. The former governor of Abia State was sentenced to 12 years in prison by a court presided over by Justice Mohmmmed Idris. Slok's office was accused of not using the money from the Abia state to extort money from the federal government, and his assistant, Jones Ude, was convicted of stealing the city's money and served five years in prison as a financial controller.


Last week a special court heard Orji Kalu on corruption charges brought against him by the EFCC. The former governor of Abia State was sentenced to 12 years in prison by a court presided over by Justice Mohmmmed Idris. Slok's office was accused of not using the money from the Abia state to extort money from the federal government, and his assistant, Jones Ude, was convicted of stealing the city's money and served five years in prison as a financial controller. The cost of the capital was over N7.2 billion. Kano state governor Abdullahi Ganduje Opu accused Buhari government of not taking any decisive action on Kano state governor Abdullahi Ganduje after a series of videos showed him taking profits from online gambling. Governor Ganduje was not guilty of the crime, he had opponents who wanted to discredit him with the video.


The cost of the capital was over N7.2 billion. Kano state governor Abdullahi Ganduje Opu accused Buhari government of not taking any decisive action on Kano state governor Abdullahi Ganduje after a series of videos showed him taking profits from online gambling. Governor Ganduje was not guilty of the crime, he had opponents who wanted to discredit him with the video. President Buhari spoke on the allegation against Ganduje that he will not accept or step down unless there is concrete evidence. Godswill Akpabio The EFCC is investigating former governor of Akwa Ibom state, Godswill Akpabio on charges that he misappropriated hundreds of billions of naira of state funds to support himself. But President Buhari was not a member of his own APC, and Akpabio was among the ministers appointed by Buhari when he entered his second term.


President Buhari spoke on the allegation against Ganduje that he will not accept or step down unless there is concrete evidence. Godswill Akpabio The EFCC is investigating former governor of Akwa Ibom state, Godswill Akpabio on charges that he misappropriated hundreds of billions of naira of state funds to support himself. But President Buhari was not a member of his own APC, and Akpabio was among the ministers appointed by Buhari when he entered his second term. Rotimi Amaechi Mnisita is a former governor of Rivers State who was seen as the campaign manager for President Buhari when he ran for a second term. The Justice Department has set up a commission headed by Justice George Omeregi to investigate Amaechi over allegations that he misappropriated the state's $3.5 billion. The allegation was not made by Buhari to allow Amaechi to continue as minister.


Rotimi Amaechi Mnisita is a former governor of Rivers State who was seen as the campaign manager for President Buhari when he ran for a second term. The Justice Department has set up a commission headed by Justice George Omeregi to investigate Amaechi over allegations that he misappropriated the state's $3.5 billion. The allegation was not made by Buhari to allow Amaechi to continue as minister. The comments were posted on the Facebook page of BBC News Yoruba on the military criticism of the Buhari government's brutal policies. President Buhari is spending a lot of money trying to fight corruption in Nigeria but he is spending more water than corn. But critics like President Paul, Saruni Sola believe that Buhari is falling behind some critics in the system of military violence.


The comments were posted on the Facebook page of BBC News Yoruba on the military criticism of the Buhari government's brutal policies. President Buhari is spending a lot of money trying to fight corruption in Nigeria but he is spending more water than corn. But critics like President Paul, Saruni Sola believe that Buhari is falling behind some critics in the system of military violence. Some even suggested that Buhari should have investigated the leadership of Bola Tinubu, Adams Oshiomole and others in the ruling APC. Some also believe that the situation has worsened since Buhari was sworn in as Nigeria's president in 2015. They have no positive change to point to in the corrupt military regime that President Buhari has been pursuing for the last four years.


Some even suggested that Buhari should have investigated the leadership of Bola Tinubu, Adams Oshiomole and others in the ruling APC. Some also believe that the situation has worsened since Buhari was sworn in as Nigeria's president in 2015. They have no positive change to point to in the corrupt military regime that President Buhari has been pursuing for the last four years.


Buhari: 'Go slo' in the civilian government is too slow for his decision

President Muhammadu Buhari has stated that the democratic process is too much for him. He said this while some people invited him to celebrate his 77th birthday at the presidential palace in Abuja. President Buhari compared the brutal military regime he had developed during his tenure as military chief from 1983 to 1985 with his current tenure as acting president, only to learn that there was a big difference there. Many politicians were imprisoned by the Buhari administration after a few months of taking power as a military dictator under the then President Shehu Shagari. President Buhari recalled that he had in the past condemned politicians who he feared had more to live than their jobs by imprisoning them through all the committees he had set up. Amore, he was rewarded when he was supposed to be recognized because he was arrested by the law and put in jail.


Many politicians were imprisoned by the Buhari administration after a few months of taking power as a military dictator under the then President Shehu Shagari. President Buhari recalled that he had in the past condemned politicians who he feared had more to live than their jobs by imprisoning them through all the committees he had set up. Amore, he was rewarded when he was supposed to be recognized because he was arrested by the law and put in jail. Buhari hopes that democracy should not be more aggressive than military rule, but he is slow to act.


Buhari hopes that democracy should not be more aggressive than military rule, but he is slow to act.


Sex for Grade: Two smart people are caught in a scam, UNIJA is the biggest

Fasti Abuja has signed a letter of intent to house two teachers in their school yard for backwardness or better to receive the Fasiti's marks in his manifesto confirmed that Professor Adeniji Adedayo, the head of the Department of Agricultural Education and Chibuzo Orji in the department also studied the matter. Adedayo was alleged to have been abusing female students in the faction while Orji, a teacher in the department of social and environmental studies, was turning over the exam and participating in the exam. The statement was signed by the head of the Abuja Fascist Department, Habibi Yakoob, and was quietly written to them by the Fascist as the Fascist Executive Council addressed after their meeting last week. The article read "Two professors, Chibuzo Orji and Adedayo of the Department of Science and Environmental Policy have made a statement. Fasiti Abuja issued this order to help turn the exam paper and help students to assess what is not in accordance with the school's policy". The board also signed a motion to dismiss student Robert Dajal from the Department of Science and Environmental Policy to approach the Minister. The investigation also involved Mr Gana Defian of the Department of Agricultural and Animal Science from the post of principal to assistant principal for the Abuja fasiti crimes", the spokesperson of the school, Hajiya Maryam Mohammed, explained that the former head of the department, Dr Adeniji, had been previously detained for allegedly sexually abusing students. The school has set up a review committee and they have not been able to go home.


The article read "Two professors, Chibuzo Orji and Adedayo of the Department of Science and Environmental Policy have made a statement. Fasiti Abuja issued this order to help turn the exam paper and help students to assess what is not in accordance with the school's policy". The board also signed a motion to dismiss student Robert Dajal from the Department of Science and Environmental Policy to approach the Minister. The investigation also involved Mr Gana Defian of the Department of Agricultural and Animal Science from the post of principal to assistant principal for the Abuja fasiti crimes", the spokesperson of the school, Hajiya Maryam Mohammed, explained that the former head of the department, Dr Adeniji, had been previously detained for allegedly sexually abusing students. The school has set up a review committee and they have not been able to go home. The student was reportedly arrested in April after students lured him to a meeting at a hotel in Gwarimpa in Abuja. This evening, the incident occurred during the 2018-2019 school year. The students went to the school guards and told them to enter the teacher's room and inform the police, and the mystery was solved"


The student was reportedly arrested in April after students lured him to a meeting at a hotel in Gwarimpa in Abuja. This evening, the incident occurred during the 2018-2019 school year. The students went to the school guards and told them to enter the teacher's room and inform the police, and the mystery was solved"


EFCC 2019 in Retrospect: Three governors among 1,245 people who moved to our country in 2019

The Nigeria Anti-Corruption Commission (EFCC) has said that 1,245 people have been charged with corruption in 2019. EFCC Chief Executive Ibrahim Magu said that this is the first time that corrupt officials will be banned, this time including three governors. Magu added that the EFCC is determined to see that corruption and corruption in Nigeria is over, especially in 2020. Magu explained that the whistleblower policy encourages people to show their faces with the provision for those who ignore the social stigma. The same was said by the EFCC's Chief Executive, Ibrahim Magu, who mentioned the challenge they are facing in court. Magu spoke about how the corrupt courts often cause death before trial, which Magu said was a cause of delay in their social work.


Magu explained that the whistleblower policy encourages people to show their faces with the provision for those who ignore the social stigma. The same was said by the EFCC's Chief Executive, Ibrahim Magu, who mentioned the challenge they are facing in court. Magu spoke about how the corrupt courts often cause death before trial, which Magu said was a cause of delay in their social work. Magu also assured Nigerians that they will soon see EFCC work on the trials that have already started.


Magu also assured Nigerians that they will soon see EFCC work on the trials that have already started.


Sheu Sani is not a jibbi, they are a big lie- Spokesperson Sheu Sani

The EFCC has arrested the former Sehu Sani, who represents the central Kaduna region. They were charged with bribery and using the name of a municipality to defraud. The organisation reportedly arrested Sani on the day of the victory in Abuja for not using the name of EFCC chairman Ibrahim Magu to collect bribes from the local people. This includes Sani receiving $20,000 from a car dealer, Alhaji Sani Dauda, the CEO of ASD Motors, and has given $10,000 before filing a lawsuit against the EFCC. Another source confirmed: "ASD Motors, namely Alhaji Sani Dauda, alleged that Sani received $10,000 from him because he claimed to be close friends with the EFCC chairman". They arrested him and took his custody after they got back ten thousand dollars, they don't show him in their books often but they don't let anyone see him".


This includes Sani receiving $20,000 from a car dealer, Alhaji Sani Dauda, the CEO of ASD Motors, and has given $10,000 before filing a lawsuit against the EFCC. Another source confirmed: "ASD Motors, namely Alhaji Sani Dauda, alleged that Sani received $10,000 from him because he claimed to be close friends with the EFCC chairman". They arrested him and took his custody after they got back ten thousand dollars, they don't show him in their books often but they don't let anyone see him". And Sani is being signed as a close friend of Ibrahim Magu, and he can help them escape all the investigations and punishments they face from the EFCC". It was reported that Dauda had told EFCC that Sani had asked for a thousand dollars to pay tribute to Magu so that the matter could be forgotten. Suleiman was the only senator to go to ASD for the third time over his dispute with EFCC, after which ASD found his car and agreed that he did not change it to a more serious one.


And Sani is being signed as a close friend of Ibrahim Magu, and he can help them escape all the investigations and punishments they face from the EFCC". It was reported that Dauda had told EFCC that Sani had asked for a thousand dollars to pay tribute to Magu so that the matter could be forgotten. Suleiman was the only senator to go to ASD for the third time over his dispute with EFCC, after which ASD found his car and agreed that he did not change it to a more serious one. Sani replied that he had no money for this. ASD suggested that the Senate could pay the money less and the senator accepted, when he came home he went to ASD for 12,000 dollars and ASD gave him a paper for the money. The speaker of the Senate is a veteran of the ASD and has admitted to being used for political purposes, but it is now up to the police to settle the matter.


Sani replied that he had no money for this. ASD suggested that the Senate could pay the money less and the senator accepted, when he came home he went to ASD for 12,000 dollars and ASD gave him a paper for the money. The speaker of the Senate is a veteran of the ASD and has admitted to being used for political purposes, but it is now up to the police to settle the matter.


Isabel dos Santos: Africa's richest woman 'fights her country, steals Angola' is the story

Her secret documents have revealed how Africa's richest woman has been defrauding her by using her country for personal gain, and by corrupting her. Isabel dos Santos spoke of the benefits of investing in such commodities as land, coal, diamonds and telecommunications, while her father was president of Angola. Angola is located in Southern Africa and is rich in natural resources. The documents show how she and her husband were allowed to buy valuable government assets in a fraudulent manner. Dos Santos denied the charges against her, and said that the Angolan government was involved in a political uprising. The UK was once a wealthy country, with a wealth of precious assets in the heart of London.


The documents show how she and her husband were allowed to buy valuable government assets in a fraudulent manner. Dos Santos denied the charges against her, and said that the Angolan government was involved in a political uprising. The UK was once a wealthy country, with a wealth of precious assets in the heart of London. Currently, the Angolan authorities are investigating him for corruption and have confiscated his assets in the country. Many of the books are by the African whistleblower protection organization; Platform to Protect Whistle-blowers in Africa. They concluded the papers with a team of investigative journalists.


Currently, the Angolan authorities are investigating him for corruption and have confiscated his assets in the country. Many of the books are by the African whistleblower protection organization; Platform to Protect Whistle-blowers in Africa. They concluded the papers with a team of investigative journalists. One of the most controversial oil fields was the one produced by the Angolan subsidiary of the national oil company, Sonangol. Dos Santos' sister was appointed as the CEO of Sonangol in 2016, following the order of her father, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who spent 38 years as president. But the person who took over the presidency after her father retired in 2017 removed Ms. Dos Santos from the position.


One of the most controversial oil fields was the one produced by the Angolan subsidiary of the national oil company, Sonangol. Dos Santos' sister was appointed as the CEO of Sonangol in 2016, following the order of her father, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who spent 38 years as president. But the person who took over the presidency after her father retired in 2017 removed Ms. Dos Santos from the position. Secret documents released by them show that as Santos was leaving office, he signed a $58 million settlement for his Dubai-based consultancy, Matter Business Solutions. Although Matter made some project plans for Sonangol, it did not specify that it should receive the amount of money they signed for it. Dos Santos' lawyers said that all the money they paid to the Matter company was legal, and that it was not until they could get it out of the bank that she signed it. Dos Santos' husband, Sindika Dokolo, signed a private contract in 2012 with the Angolan national company, Sodiam, which produces 'diamonds'.


Secret documents released by them show that as Santos was leaving office, he signed a $58 million settlement for his Dubai-based consultancy, Matter Business Solutions. Although Matter made some project plans for Sonangol, it did not specify that it should receive the amount of money they signed for it. Dos Santos' lawyers said that all the money they paid to the Matter company was legal, and that it was not until they could get it out of the bank that she signed it. Dos Santos' husband, Sindika Dokolo, signed a private contract in 2012 with the Angolan national company, Sodiam, which produces 'diamonds'. Her husband and the company should have split the investment money they made in the Swiss cosmetics company, De Grisogono, equally, but the government agency did not leave much money. The document also showed that Sodiam had actually borrowed all of its money from a private bank, of which Ms. Dos Santos had been the largest investor. Bravo da Rosa, the new CEO of Sodiam told Panorama that Angolans did not see any money in the deal.


Her husband and the company should have split the investment money they made in the Swiss cosmetics company, De Grisogono, equally, but the government agency did not leave much money. The document also showed that Sodiam had actually borrowed all of its money from a private bank, of which Ms. Dos Santos had been the largest investor. Bravo da Rosa, the new CEO of Sodiam told Panorama that Angolans did not see any money in the deal. "If the debt is paid off, Sodium will lose a huge amount of 200 million Dollars ($200m). The report also revealed that Sister Dos Santos bought a land located on the coast of Luanda in September 2017, and paid a small fee. Many people were left indifferent when they were forced to leave the land to build the new city of Futungo.


"If the debt is paid off, Sodium will lose a huge amount of 200 million Dollars ($200m). The report also revealed that Sister Dos Santos bought a land located on the coast of Luanda in September 2017, and paid a small fee. Many people were left indifferent when they were forced to leave the land to build the new city of Futungo. In contrast, around 500 people were able to leave the landfill after Dos Santos resumed operations. Now, 'they live in the fields, and the fields flow into their houses when the sea is full. This beautiful woman is also very active in the communication sector in Angola.


In contrast, around 500 people were able to leave the landfill after Dos Santos resumed operations. Now, 'they live in the fields, and the fields flow into their houses when the sea is full. This beautiful woman is also very active in the communication sector in Angola. His 25 percent stake is in Angola's largest mobile telecommunications company, Unitel. He even used the opportunity to get Unitel to buy a new company that was worth three million pounds a year, in addition to the one billion dollars the company had paid him. The company's name, Unitel International Holdings, was unusual, as it had no affiliation with Unitel, and was owned by Ms. Dos Santos. The documents show how Ms. Dos Santos signed the loan as a borrower, and the lender, who was not supposed to be seen. Ms. Dos Santos and her lawyers argued that all creditors were not involved in the loan.


His 25 percent stake is in Angola's largest mobile telecommunications company, Unitel. He even used the opportunity to get Unitel to buy a new company that was worth three million pounds a year, in addition to the one billion dollars the company had paid him. The company's name, Unitel International Holdings, was unusual, as it had no affiliation with Unitel, and was owned by Ms. Dos Santos. The documents show how Ms. Dos Santos signed the loan as a borrower, and the lender, who was not supposed to be seen. Ms. Dos Santos and her lawyers argued that all creditors were not involved in the loan. Source: Forbes magazine and others


Saraki: The court will decide the case of my house which is under the State trust

President Sen. Bukola Saraki yesterday said that the court will resolve the issue between him and the government of Nigeria that has been destroyed in his house near Ilorin. On Monday, December, the EFCC in Ilorin received a judgment from Judge Ridwan Aikawa that Saraki should surrender the building to the government for the construction of the building.In a press release issued by Saraki's spokesperson, he said the EFCC's action was against the law because the High Court in Abuja had ordered that no action be taken on Saraki's arrest. Yusuf Olanionu, a spokesman for Saraki, explained in it: 'The EFCC's statement that Saraki built the building using a false method is a rubble pile.' 'What happened was that the Kwara government invested in the construction of the building in accordance with the law on the payment of pensions to the Governors and their Vice-Governors and Saraki invested in the rest' The architect said that work on this building did not begin until Saraki wanted to finish his term as Governor and paid the construction costs by means of a certificate. Unlike Ilorin, the EFCC, which distributes Saraki's assets, was once attacked at his home in Ikoyi neighbourhood of Eko. The conflict between Saraki and the Nigerian Government is not just beginning.


'What happened was that the Kwara government invested in the construction of the building in accordance with the law on the payment of pensions to the Governors and their Vice-Governors and Saraki invested in the rest' The architect said that work on this building did not begin until Saraki wanted to finish his term as Governor and paid the construction costs by means of a certificate. Unlike Ilorin, the EFCC, which distributes Saraki's assets, was once attacked at his home in Ikoyi neighbourhood of Eko. The conflict between Saraki and the Nigerian Government is not just beginning. While on the bench as the President of the Nigerian Parliament, the leader of the anti-graft movement in the state and the anti-corruption movement of the ICPC was prosecuted.


While on the bench as the President of the Nigerian Parliament, the leader of the anti-graft movement in the state and the anti-corruption movement of the ICPC was prosecuted.


Exam Malpractices: Photo on identity card caused the bread to break

Life is not easy. How did you do this when elementary school students were being asked to fail their exams? The protesters also complained that police arrested 12 elementary school students, who were taken to sit with them to test their identity. According to reports, students from Sese Bugolo Primary School recruited the students from the secondary school located in Buike and Mukono districts in Uganda, to give them a test. The local education commissioner Hassan Nkutu said on Victory Day that he was secretly relieved when the students noticed that their ID card photo was not the same as the one of the test takers. Hassan said that 'one of the bats that was not at the centre of the test saw the sound of the screams.


According to reports, students from Sese Bugolo Primary School recruited the students from the secondary school located in Buike and Mukono districts in Uganda, to give them a test. The local education commissioner Hassan Nkutu said on Victory Day that he was secretly relieved when the students noticed that their ID card photo was not the same as the one of the test takers. Hassan said that 'one of the bats that was not at the centre of the test saw the sound of the screams. We found that the picture on their identity card did not match the one provided by the Uganda Education Ministry' Local police spokesperson Hellen Butoto said that they would contact the school authorities to find out what happened.


We found that the picture on their identity card did not match the one provided by the Uganda Education Ministry' Local police spokesperson Hellen Butoto said that they would contact the school authorities to find out what happened.


Border closure: See the mysterious routes of rice imported into Nigeria

In August 2019, the Nigerian government announced that all Nigerian borders were closed and no goods could enter. President Buhari, Senior Minister of Textiles of Nigeria along with Minister of Finance and Governor of the Federal Bank of Nigeria, all came out to explain why they took this step which they have from the point of view of women, making Korea for farmers until it comes to the development of textile industries. However, among the problems caused by this move is the lack of access for the people to the rice which has become the staple food of Nigeria. This particular food is made difficult to digest when there is no space to bring this food in. This makes the cost of the lease more expensive. A bag of rice which was sold at N15000 to N18000 has now been sold at N25000 to N30000.


This particular food is made difficult to digest when there is no space to bring this food in. This makes the cost of the lease more expensive. A bag of rice which was sold at N15000 to N18000 has now been sold at N25000 to N30000. Among the methods used by the traders to import rice is the use of the four-leaf clover. On 14 November 2019, border guards in Niger and Kogi states stopped a lorry carrying eight bags of rice per year which was not under the spell of the island. The oldest clothing there is the rice price of 5 million naira.


Among the methods used by the traders to import rice is the use of the four-leaf clover. On 14 November 2019, border guards in Niger and Kogi states stopped a lorry carrying eight bags of rice per year which was not under the spell of the island. The oldest clothing there is the rice price of 5 million naira. Similarly, the same other sportsmen did not compete for the uniforms when they were not able to access the 25 million naira in the uniforms so that the uniforms could be taken. Not so long ago, a woman was caught by a gang of outlaws in her predictions such as potatoes, mushrooms and sweets. Video of the woman's act went viral before some unidentified people were seen in the fuel tank.


Similarly, the same other sportsmen did not compete for the uniforms when they were not able to access the 25 million naira in the uniforms so that the uniforms could be taken. Not so long ago, a woman was caught by a gang of outlaws in her predictions such as potatoes, mushrooms and sweets. Video of the woman's act went viral before some unidentified people were seen in the fuel tank. How many times these practices will continue is not known but one thing is certain that if the IJSBA does not open the gates, it will not stop. As the news from our jjsba follows, the opening of this gate is not over. The Nigeria Petroleum Stealing Authority has seized a bag of 33 petrol bombs found in a box at the Nigerian border crossing at Dirago in Ogun State.


How many times these practices will continue is not known but one thing is certain that if the IJSBA does not open the gates, it will not stop. As the news from our jjsba follows, the opening of this gate is not over. The Nigeria Petroleum Stealing Authority has seized a bag of 33 petrol bombs found in a box at the Nigerian border crossing at Dirago in Ogun State. The spokesman of the association, Abdullahi Maiwada explained that they found a bag filled with petrol and placed it on a Mazda 626 with the number LSD 617 CW. The border crossing is one of the closest to the federal government to contain the waste as people smuggle goods into the city. Recently, the oil industry has been forced to move thousands of kilometers of petrol to Nigeria's border.


The spokesman of the association, Abdullahi Maiwada explained that they found a bag filled with petrol and placed it on a Mazda 626 with the number LSD 617 CW. The border crossing is one of the closest to the federal government to contain the waste as people smuggle goods into the city. Recently, the oil industry has been forced to move thousands of kilometers of petrol to Nigeria's border. Speaking at the event, President Buhari explained that Nigeria's underground oil consumption has fallen by 30 percent since his government decided to close all Nigerian ports.


Speaking at the event, President Buhari explained that Nigeria's underground oil consumption has fallen by 30 percent since his government decided to close all Nigerian ports.


Fake Pastors: Bunmi and Rukayat are the promoters of the pastoral conspiracy

The police officers of the National Investigation Agency in Eko State have identified four terrorists and two assailants. They were accused of spying and false miracles and lying to the residents of Lekki and Epe in the Eko state. The accused pastors were Favour David and Favour Chimobi with the cooperation of Rukayat Folawewo and Bunmi Joshua, to commit fraud. Police spokesman Bala Elikana, in Eko state, said in a statement that the attackers were looking for members of the Wonders Assembly Ministry who had attacked the Lagos Business School in Lekki/Epe in Ajah. Elkanah was "taken captive by four magicians who used to perform miracles on the naked inhabitants of the land, prophesy, give false testimony, and use this to extort money and other means of gain". Elkana was the town where the mobs took action and arrested two women, Rukayat Folawewo and Bunmi Joshua who were pretending to be members of the church and were given medical treatment by the pastor after a car accident.


Police spokesman Bala Elikana, in Eko state, said in a statement that the attackers were looking for members of the Wonders Assembly Ministry who had attacked the Lagos Business School in Lekki/Epe in Ajah. Elkanah was "taken captive by four magicians who used to perform miracles on the naked inhabitants of the land, prophesy, give false testimony, and use this to extort money and other means of gain". Elkana was the town where the mobs took action and arrested two women, Rukayat Folawewo and Bunmi Joshua who were pretending to be members of the church and were given medical treatment by the pastor after a car accident. "In Bunmi Joshua's case, she falsely told the church members that her deaf and speechless son had been healed. He has also been listening and speaking under the ministry of Pastor Favour Chimobi of Elijah Ministry in Port Harcourt where he and Pastor David Favour work together. Elkana explained that the investigation revealed that the evidence was all forgery and the suspects were arrested during the night watch.


"In Bunmi Joshua's case, she falsely told the church members that her deaf and speechless son had been healed. He has also been listening and speaking under the ministry of Pastor Favour Chimobi of Elijah Ministry in Port Harcourt where he and Pastor David Favour work together. Elkana explained that the investigation revealed that the evidence was all forgery and the suspects were arrested during the night watch.


ICPC urges President Buhari to suspend the directors of the company

The chairman of the ICPC, Dr. Bolaji Owasanoye, who is responsible for the public sector, has been charged with the destruction of rubbish in the public hospitals, government offices and other government agencies. The proposed investment is now N18 billion and is between the Beninese Medical Directorate-General's Fascist Fund (1.1 billion), Bayelsa Federal Medical Centre's Fascist Fund (915 million) and Nnamdi Azikwe's Fascist Fund (907 million). The remaining Fascists are Fascists Jos (896 million), University College Ibadan hospital (701 million) Usnman Dan Fodiyo Fascists (636 million) and Fascists Ibadan (558 million). Owasanoye explained that the ICPC has received two billion Naira for its efforts to fund Constituency projects. The CEO also said that the company had seized illegal assets worth $38 billion in the last 10 months, before the government either shut down or temporarily seized them before the trial was over. He adds that in monetary terms, more than three billion dollars and naira have been raised.


Owasanoye explained that the ICPC has received two billion Naira for its efforts to fund Constituency projects. The CEO also said that the company had seized illegal assets worth $38 billion in the last 10 months, before the government either shut down or temporarily seized them before the trial was over. He adds that in monetary terms, more than three billion dollars and naira have been raised. Our ICPC chief urged President Buhari to suspend the heads of the companies and agencies involved in the case until the investigation is completed.


Our ICPC chief urged President Buhari to suspend the heads of the companies and agencies involved in the case until the investigation is completed.


Allen Onyema: I was killed by an American on a charge of treason

Air Peace's chairman, Allen Onyema, was falsely convicted in the United States on charges of sexual assault. Onyema said this in a statement posted on their Twitter account. He is a good Nigerian, who is not a genius in everything he does. On Tuesday, it was reported that the United States had charged the founder of Air Peace with embezzling millions of dollars and smuggling them abroad. The United States accuses Air Peace founder Allen Onyema of embezzling $20m. The US Department of Justice announced the matter on their global platform.


On Tuesday, it was reported that the United States had charged the founder of Air Peace with embezzling millions of dollars and smuggling them abroad. The United States accuses Air Peace founder Allen Onyema of embezzling $20m. The US Department of Justice announced the matter on their global platform. The department accused Mr. Onyema on their official website of transferring tens of millions of dollars from Nigeria to a mining company in the United States. He was also charged with using false documents to buy a plane in the United States. Onyema and Ejiroghene Eghagha, the chief financial officer of Air Peace, filed a joint complaint.


The department accused Mr. Onyema on their official website of transferring tens of millions of dollars from Nigeria to a mining company in the United States. He was also charged with using false documents to buy a plane in the United States. Onyema and Ejiroghene Eghagha, the chief financial officer of Air Peace, filed a joint complaint. A press release from the US Department of Justice stated that since November 19, the department has accused them of conspiring to attack a bank in the US. Byung J. the head of the North Georgia District Attorney's Office said in the press release that Onyema used his position as an influential businessman and founder of the Air Peace project to fight the devil with paper fraud. The US government is ready to protect the banking sector from the criminals who are trying to smuggle money into the US.


A press release from the US Department of Justice stated that since November 19, the department has accused them of conspiring to attack a bank in the US. Byung J. the head of the North Georgia District Attorney's Office said in the press release that Onyema used his position as an influential businessman and founder of the Air Peace project to fight the devil with paper fraud. The US government is ready to protect the banking sector from the criminals who are trying to smuggle money into the US. US Attorney General Robert Hammer said in the press release that Onyema made several plans to buy a variety of items in the US, and that he had the money when it all came down. At the end of the publication, the US Department of Justice said that Onyema and Eghagha are innocent until the US government confirms their guilt. When the BBC contacted the head of Air Peace, who said he could not comment on the matter, Punch said that Onyema was being lied to.


US Attorney General Robert Hammer said in the press release that Onyema made several plans to buy a variety of items in the US, and that he had the money when it all came down. At the end of the publication, the US Department of Justice said that Onyema and Eghagha are innocent until the US government confirms their guilt. When the BBC contacted the head of Air Peace, who said he could not comment on the matter, Punch said that Onyema was being lied to. The report said that Onyema is the accused of human trafficking and is a Nigerian businessman. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges brought against him by the US Justice Department, and has no involvement in his financial affairs. Onyema further explained that his lawyers are working on the matter and he will travel from Nigeria to the foreign country to see the case.


The report said that Onyema is the accused of human trafficking and is a Nigerian businessman. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges brought against him by the US Justice Department, and has no involvement in his financial affairs. Onyema further explained that his lawyers are working on the matter and he will travel from Nigeria to the foreign country to see the case. However, he was heavily criticised for his work in September after he used his office to transport Nigerians who had fled to South Africa during the attacks on Nigerians. The parliamentary committee suggested that the government should pardon Onyema tomorrow for his mercy. All attempts by the BBC to interview her have so far been fruitless.


However, he was heavily criticised for his work in September after he used his office to transport Nigerians who had fled to South Africa during the attacks on Nigerians. The parliamentary committee suggested that the government should pardon Onyema tomorrow for his mercy. All attempts by the BBC to interview her have so far been fruitless.


Ambode: The Lagos parliament asked the governor to comment on the BRT bus fare

The Lagos State Senate has written that the governor of the state, Akinwunmi Ambọde, has not appeared before the House committee, which is investigating some of the dark matters during his tenure. The Lagos State Legislative Assembly on Wednesday called Ambọde to appear and discuss some of the expenses incurred during his tenure. Although he has done some reporting on the Ambude call being held at the Lagos state legislature, the matter has only recently become public with the House showing its call sheet to the newspaper on Tuesday. The chief minister of Eko state, Mudaṣiru Obada, has set up a 16-member advisory committee to look into the financing of BRT buses and other projects. The project was based on the Imranti rice mill, Imota Rice mill, the Osodi highway and the LED-UK street light project which was launched by the Governor Ambodde during his tenure. The parliamentary leader in Ambodde also did not get parliamentary approval before he requested to buy the 400 BRT buses.


DELSU: Police seized school fees from DELSU student

After weeks of struggling to pay for their son's schooling, the family finally decided to send the money to the court in December. The student who was in the third year of the technical school in Delta State University was late to collect the money and went to his school later that day. Yes, they walked a few kilometers from Sapele Road to Warri when they saw a police checkpoint that had been blocked, while the police collectively confiscated N1 000 in the form of Naira to pay for his school fees. She said the line started after they stopped their husbands and asked everyone to come down, and they started unpacking their bags, but they found nothing like a ladder, and one of them answered the phone. "When she started, she saw two Gmail accounts and told them that she had a soul that was her name while the other one was the name of her dance team members. The 22-year-old was surprised when the police officer, who had two mobile phone e-mail bags, handed him a hand grenade and told the driver not to go.


She said the line started after they stopped their husbands and asked everyone to come down, and they started unpacking their bags, but they found nothing like a ladder, and one of them answered the phone. "When she started, she saw two Gmail accounts and told them that she had a soul that was her name while the other one was the name of her dance team members. The 22-year-old was surprised when the police officer, who had two mobile phone e-mail bags, handed him a hand grenade and told the driver not to go. The lesson was: they took me to the police station at about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and I begged them to let me call my parents because I was a student and I was going to school. But they are my friends who will know your business, I asked for the ransom, they asked how much money I had, I was fine, and they began to open my mouth, they found a thousand times the money. They asked him where he was from and he told them that they were thieves, so if I didn't get better they would throw me in the eggs like my friends who were there two weeks ago.


The lesson was: they took me to the police station at about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and I begged them to let me call my parents because I was a student and I was going to school. But they are my friends who will know your business, I asked for the ransom, they asked how much money I had, I was fine, and they began to open my mouth, they found a thousand times the money. They asked him where he was from and he told them that they were thieves, so if I didn't get better they would throw me in the eggs like my friends who were there two weeks ago. He complained that he urged them to let him call his parents but they wrote a letter of resignation, took him to the cash machine but it didn't work and they went to a POS in the vicinity of the police station. "They took my bag and my phone", he says, "and another officer, who told him not to take the wrong road if he was seen by others, brought him back and paid more. His parents are taking action on the issue and they are shouting that this is too close for our society.


He complained that he urged them to let him call his parents but they wrote a letter of resignation, took him to the cash machine but it didn't work and they went to a POS in the vicinity of the police station. "They took my bag and my phone", he says, "and another officer, who told him not to take the wrong road if he was seen by others, brought him back and paid more. His parents are taking action on the issue and they are shouting that this is too close for our society.


I was so hungry that I had to steal cookies - Asuquo Horse

A 25-year-old Destiny Asuquo was arrested by police in Port Harcourt in Rumuodara district of Rivers state. Police arrested him for driving a car in the area. In his speech Asuquo, a plumber, said after the pressing you had noticed that he was hungry and used the rubber to lift the ice cream and biscuits. Asuquo, a resident of Akwa Ibom State, pleaded with the owner of the robbery to be beheaded, explaining that this would reduce the guilt of his death. Asuquo was shot by police in Rumuodara district after he broke the rope to eat Gala, fried chicken and biscuits. When they began to question him, the boy had not eaten for two days in the hope that he should find a job without success.


Asuquo, a resident of Akwa Ibom State, pleaded with the owner of the robbery to be beheaded, explaining that this would reduce the guilt of his death. Asuquo was shot by police in Rumuodara district after he broke the rope to eat Gala, fried chicken and biscuits. When they began to question him, the boy had not eaten for two days in the hope that he should find a job without success. Asuquo had to break the bank to earn his living dollars because he had a stomach ulcer and had been burning for two days. The suspect has been handed over to Okporo Police in Rumuodara district for investigation. However, the Rivers State gangs have hired the police in Rumuodara district to ensure that they violate the law and the rights of those arrested.


Asuquo had to break the bank to earn his living dollars because he had a stomach ulcer and had been burning for two days. The suspect has been handed over to Okporo Police in Rumuodara district for investigation. However, the Rivers State gangs have hired the police in Rumuodara district to ensure that they violate the law and the rights of those arrested. Prince Wiro, the chairman of the Rivers State elite, should not be charged with the murder.


Prince Wiro, the chairman of the Rivers State elite, should not be charged with the murder.


Plea Bargain: A murder lawyer alone cannot plead to restore the life of a murdered person

Recently, there has been a lot of corruption, embezzlement, and money laundering in Nigeria, and the government is putting people under the law. However, if we consider all those who are still aware of this behavior with their social status, whether the elderly politicians or the young, it is commonly used by non-political people. "Stop the slander and let's make a deal" is a valid expression during a trial when the prosecutor pleads guilty to the charge. This was a significant development in the context of the ruling of Abdullahi Dikko, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in Abuja and it was confirmed that the organisation which deals with corruption in Nigeria is no longer entitled to take the case to court. According to Chief Justice Nnamdi Dimgba, since the prosecutor has stopped his campaign to return N1.5 billion, no one can go to court anymore. This is why Nigerians write about why you are depressed, why Dikko will not go to jail.


This was a significant development in the context of the ruling of Abdullahi Dikko, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in Abuja and it was confirmed that the organisation which deals with corruption in Nigeria is no longer entitled to take the case to court. According to Chief Justice Nnamdi Dimgba, since the prosecutor has stopped his campaign to return N1.5 billion, no one can go to court anymore. This is why Nigerians write about why you are depressed, why Dikko will not go to jail. The BBC spoke to lawyer Tayo Fatogun to find out who could negotiate during the negotiations. Who is free I blame you let's make a deal: With all these limitations, Ajlog Tayo Fatogun is that, it means that no one can ask me to blame me, but let's make a deal and I am ready to create something I have created. The clay is a good thing for a murderer because it cannot be given back for a human life.


The BBC spoke to lawyer Tayo Fatogun to find out who could negotiate during the negotiations. Who is free I blame you let's make a deal: With all these limitations, Ajlog Tayo Fatogun is that, it means that no one can ask me to blame me, but let's make a deal and I am ready to create something I have created. The clay is a good thing for a murderer because it cannot be given back for a human life.


Prepaid Meter: Nigerian complains that they pay more for electricity than they use

The issue of the rising power in Nigeria and the fact that the government is demanding unpaid power is now challenging Nigerians. As Twitter is heating up, Nigerians are saying that if the country's electricity regulator doesn't provide a modern electricity meter, the Prepaid Meter, they will not pay electricity. Nigerians, who made the decision on their Twitter account, under the slogan #NoMeterNoPayment, explained in detail about the many things they see from the royal electricity company, including how they are asking for money without providing the royal electricity. @alesolas commenting on the issue, it is the responsibility of Nigerians to pay for the royal electricity if they use it, and the responsibility of the public institutions is to pay the electricity cost of each electricity, but the best way to do this is to give electricity to the modern prepaid meter. June16 @jcallisto is living in a modern two-room apartment. He has eight glasses, a radiator, two lamps without a television and other appliances, however, the police are asking for four to seven thousand from him.