THE KOGI STATE ASSEMBLY IS REQUESTING THE REMOVAL OF FORMER GOVERNOR YAHAYA BELLO'S NAME FROM THE LIST OF INDIVIDUALS WANTED BY THE EFCC.(PHOTO).

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 The Kogi State Assembly is requesting the removal of former Governor Yahaya Bello's name from the list of individuals wanted by the EFCC During the plenary session on Tuesday, these points were included in the House's resolutions. This occurred following a presentation by Jibrin Abu, the House member from Ajaokuta State Constituency, who raised an urgent public issue for discussion. In his written plea titled ‘A plea to cease the baseless, frivolous, and untrue smear campaign against former Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello’, the legislator asserted that the anti-corruption agency has been unfairly targeting Bello. “Kogi State, by allocation standard, is not rich so much so that N80.4b will be missing that the State will not be shaken to its foundation. This claim by the EFCC should be sanctioned and taken as laughable. Innocent Nigerians and Kogi State citizens that bought into the lies should by their personal volition withdraw their support,”
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QUEEN ELIZABETH SENT A MESSAGE TO THE ACTING COMMISSIONER OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE SERVICE + THE ATTACKER NAMED.{PHOTOS}.

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Image may contain: 1 person, close-up                                                        Queen Elizabeth has sent a message to the Acting Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Serve following yesterday's events.She wrote
 ''Following the shocking events in Westminster,Prince Philip and I are sorry that we will not be able to open the New Scotland Yard building as planned today,for very understandable reasons.I look forward to visiting at a later date.My thoughts,prayers,and deepest sympathy are with all those who have been affected by yesterday's awful violence.I know I speak for everyone in expressing my enduring thanks and admiration for the members of the Metropolitan Police Service and all who work so selflessly to help and protect others.
ELIZABETH R,''.
The British-born jihadi who killed three and injured 2 in Westminster yesterday was a middled-aged criminal called Khalid Masood.The 52-year old lone-wolf attacker,who was living in the Birmingham area,has a series of convictions for assault and other crimes but police insist there was about to unleash a terror attack.Kent-born Mashood has never been convicted of terror offences,although Theresa May revealed this morning that he had been on MI5's radat a number of years ago.Masood was a married father-of-three,former English teacher and a religious convert who was into bodybuilding.
Theresa May revealed MI5 knew of the attacker but considered him a 'peripheral' figure who was 'not part of the current intelligence picture'   The man police believe to be responsible for the terrorist attack in Westminster has been identified as Khalid Masood, 52. It also emerged today the attacker was known to MI5 after an investigation many years ago, but was considered 'peripheral' One of the properties raided was a flat in this building in the Winson Green area of Birmingham, where neighbours claimed Masood lived with a woman and a young child         

Police teams carried out fingertip searches of the area this morning to gather potential evidence in the investigation                 

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