WHEN A 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL FAILED TO GET OFF HER SCHOOL BUS, AUTHORITIES REALIZED SHE HAD VANISHED DURING A MINUTES-LONG BUS EXCHANGE.(PHOTO).
When a 17-year-old girl failed to get off her school bus, authorities realized she had vanished during a minutes-long bus exchange. Lily Brother went missing while she exchanged buses at Caney Creek High School in Conroe, Texas. Lily attends Washington High, whose records definitively show that she had boarded a shuttle bus to Caney Creek where she would catch another shuttle bus home. Her trail goes completely cold after exiting the first bus, and there is no record she boarded the second. Lily was wearing a short-sleaved black shirt with pants that have a black, blue, and yellow patchwork design. She had a backpack and skateboard at the time of her disappearance. Lily Brothers 5'8" and 135 lbs with brown hair and eyes. If you have any information regarding Lily Brother's whereabouts, please call Conroe ISD Police Department at 1-936-709-8911.
According to one of my Reporters Joan Ugochukwu,she is reporting today that the Central Bank of Nigeria {CBN} has re-instated all the banks that were banned from the foreign exchange market.The Director,Banking Supervision,Mrs Tokunbo Martins,said today wednesday at a media briefing,stating that the decision was reached after a series of meeyings with the body of bank Chief Executive Officers {CEOs} and the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria {CIBN}.She said ''Well,we have had engagements with the body of CEOs and they have been interacting amongst themselves and I am happy to tell you today that the banks that were hitherto banned have been released from the ban.And the reason is because all of the banks after discussions and engagements under the auspices of the body of CEOs and the CIBN have all submitted credible repayment plans which we the CBN found acceptable.So as a result of that,all those banks have been re-instated in the foreign exchange market''.The CIBN President,Prof. Segun Ajibola,said that the institute was very much interested in what was happening among all the industry players.He added that under the aegis of the institute,the body of bank CEOs was now a formidable platform to look at issues that were pertinent to the industry and the economy,to ensure that stakeholder's interested was protected..'We will protect the interests of all our stakeholders and especially th bigger picture,which is Nigeria and its economy as a whole.So it is a happy development and I believe this will further help to strengthen our system and our economy''.The CBN had yesterday tuesday,banned nine Deposit Money Banks {DMBs} from the Nigerian foreign exchange market for failing to remit the sum of 2.3 billion dollars belonging to NNPC to the Treasury Single Account {TSA}.
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