MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS AFTER ALLEGEDLY THROWING CHILDREN FROM STOREY BUILDING IN ABA. (PHOTO).
DEVELOPING STORY: Man Found Unconscious After Allegedly Throwing Children From Storey Building in Aba A man was reportedly found unconscious but still breathing after allegedly falling from a storey building at New Phase of Umuobe by Barracks, Opobo Road, Obignwa, Abia State. The incident, which occurred on Thursday, has caused panic among residents of the area. Eyewitnesses told Magic FM Aba that the man allegedly threw two of his children from the building before attempting to throw down his wife. However, the circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear. The two children were reportedly rushed to a hospital for medical attention. As of the time of filing this report, Magic FM Aba could not independently confirm their condition or whether they survived the fall. The man, who sustained an injury to the head, was still lying in front of his house and had yet to receive assistance as of the time of this report. Witnesses said he was unconscious but still breathing. Reside...
Today tuesday,the Nigerian Customs Service {NCS} sealed the warehouses and business premises of four major rice importing firms over N23.6 billion unpaid rice duty and levies.The Public Relations Officer of NCS,Mr Wale Adeniyi,told a news conference in Lagos that the service would also not allow discharge of the companies import in any of the nation'd ports.The companies are Olam {Amuwo Lagos}.Stallion/Popular Foods/Masco Agro {Iganmu,Lagos,Ebony Agro {Wuse,Abuja} and Conti Agro {Victoria Island,Lagos.Adeniyi said that altogether the companies had imported a combined excess of 750,253,03 tonnes of rice,for which the service expected payment of extant duty and levies.The customs spokesman said the service had written the affected companies severally to notify them of their duty liability at normal rate if they exceeded their quotas.'' Similarly,we publish many notices in national newspapers,including where effected importers were mentioned with outstanding paymentsThe importers and their sister or associated companies have been blocked from the Nigeria Integrated Customs Information System {NICIS},thus denying them access to make declarations.All these will be done preparatory to instituting full legal proceeding to compel them {importers} to pay what they owe Nigeria,when the courts are back from recess''.One more photo below. 
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