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     Fuji King,Wasiu Ayinde Marshall lost his 34 year old daughter Wasilat in the United State this morning to the cold hands of death.But another source said '' Wasilat Olaronke Marshall, one of the daughters of Fuji musician, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (KWAM 1), has reportedly died in Canada following an illness''.Though close friends of the family have started confirming the News.May her soul rest in peace,AMEN.One more photo below.

       Senate President Bukola Saraki took to his social media to write '' We noted the verdict of the Court of Appeal Court today in which it agreed with the decision of the Code of Conduct Tribunal that Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki has no case to answer on 15 of the 18 charges filed against him by the Federal Government. We believe that upholding the no case submission by Dr. Saraki with regards to 15 of the 18 counts charges vindicates the innocence of the Senate President. At least, today's j udgement has confirmed the position of the Tribunal that the prosecution's case was entirely based on hearsay, not on any concrete evidence. The verdict of the Court of Appeal, just like that of the Tribunal before it, aligned with our position that the preposterous claims made during trial by the prosecution concerning operation of foreign accounts, making anticipatory declarations, collecting double salaries, owning assets beyond his income and failure to declar

       The pioneer chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Nuhu Ribadu has urged financial institutions to actively contribute their quota to the fight against corruption by resisting and exposing corruption through anti-money laundering policies. He made the call at a book launch authored by Dr Abdullahi Usman Bello, a former operative of the EFCC, entitled “Improving Anti-Money Laundering Compliance: Self-protecting Theory and Money Laundering Reporting Officers”, which held on December 12, 2017 at the Shehu Musa Yaradua Centre, Abuja.  Ribadu saw everybody as having a lot to offer by sanitising the financial institutions and exposing corruption through diligent anti-money laundering policies saying “the policies and law are there to ensure that our financial sector is clean to be in conformity with world best practices”. While urging everyone to think twice before being involved in corruption, the former EFCC boss warned on the consequences of aiding and ab

     This sunday was very interesting,from going to church to attending a red carpet event.Sunday morning I wore a deep brown dress with multicolour flower design on it.I just picked up a flower colour on the dress which is yellow that is why am wearing a yellow shoe and yellow purse.It could be red or white or even brown.So when next I want to wear this dress,I don't have to wear yellow shoes and purse again that is the advantage of wearing or having a multicolour dress or outfit.When I came back from church,I wore a pink and blue,black and white swuade gown for the 12th Ikeja city awards.I carried a pink stud purse and pink swuade shoe.Is not magic,I only planned ahead.I started planning a month ahead and a week before the event I knew exactly what I wanted to wear.The event is a very matured gathering,so wearing a dress that makes you look very hot might not be very ok for the event because the event is for Obas,Commissioners,House of Rep,Governors etc.More photos below.

       The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission today, December 12, 2017 secured the conviction of one Joshua Dan-Daura, a Deputy Suprintendent in the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps who was arraigned by the Commission for job scam before honourable Justice Dije Abdu Aboki of the Kano State High Court. The convict was arraigned by the Commission on December 22, 2016 for allegedly defrauding the complainant the sum of N450,000  (Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira Only) under the pretext of securing job for him.Upon arraignment, the convict pleaded not guilty which compelled the prosecution counsel Musa Isah to proceed into trial that lasted one year.In her judgment today, Justice Aboki found the accused person guilty to the one count he was charged with and convicted him as prayed by the prosecution counsel. After listening to the alocutos from the defence counsel, Amos Ango for mercy on behalf of the convict, Justice Aboki subsequently sentenced the convict to 9 mont

          According to Chinenye Genevieve,who sent in this photos with the caption '' Governor Joy Ezechikamnayo will today take over the reins of power in Abia State for 24 hours.The SS3 student and senior prefect of Intellectual Giants Christian Academy, Umuahia will be joined by members of her executive council drawn from all the LGAs of Abia State.Born 18th March 2003, Joy Ezechikamnayo, is the first One Day Governor of Abia State and will be sworn in by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu yesterday.Governor Joy emerged as top performer after a rigorous essay competition that lasted over a week and she is currently attending a leadership retreat with members of her cabinet.Dr.Ikpeazu hands over to the First Teenage Governor, Miss Joy Ezechikamnayo at the Government House Umuahia ,in the maiden edition of 'Abia One day Governor'.Performing her first assignment, Her Excellency Miss Joy declares 12 of December Abia Teenage day''.More photos below.

       The Governor of Edo State, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has said the state government has paid off N6billion of the N10 billion pension arrears that accumulated between 1996 and 2000.  Obaseki, who met with pensioners in the state on Monday to commemorate the 16th Annual National Pensioners’ Day at the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Secretariat, Benin City, said the N3.9billion arrears backlog would be cleared before December 2018.  He said that the arrears accumulated between 1996 to 2000 and the state government has been clearing them in batches, adding, “For state pensioners, we set aside N100 million monthly to address the balance of about N3.9 billion. We will increase this amount as the state revenue profile increases.”  He explained that when his administration came on board, local government councils were unable to pay pensions, hence the state put up measures to enable them generate revenue, which, he said, is gradually yielding positive results.  “We didn’t

       The Federal Government on Tuesday completed the final handing over of the Presidential Lodge, Marina to the Lagos State Government about twenty years after the journey to actualize it commenced. Speaking at the brief but impressive handing over ceremony, held at the Conference Room of Federal Ministry of Works, Power and Housing in Abuja, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode said the development was a testament of the commitment of President Muhammadu Buhari to bring positive change to Lagos. Governor Ambode particularly commended the President, Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo; Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola and staff of the Ministry; Permanent Secretary in the Office of Chief of Staff to the President, and other stakeholders who worked to ensure the final transfer of the asset to Lagos. The Governor said: "We are strongly delighted to be here on this historic day; on a day that actually finalises the intention of Mr Pre

       The adage that ideas rule the world came to reality at the premises of the Anambra Broadcasting Service Corporate Headquarters Awka, as two sons of Ekwulobia, Aguata Council Area, showcased an electric generator they constructed that can be operated without petrol or gas. The two men, Messrs Gabriel Obinna and Moses Ezeilegbunam, said that they were moved by the high cost of petrol and epileptic p ower supply in the country. Speaking to the ABS, Mr. Obinna who explained how the electric generator was constructed, said that the generator with nine hundred wax capacity will power ceiling fan, standing fan, television, table top fridge and can work for forty eight hours nonstop. According to Mr. Ezeilegbunam, the generator is highly ideal at a moment like this as it hardly needs maintenance and made it clear that with government support as well as affluent individuals from the society, they can construct the one that can power air conditioner, refrigerators of all kinds,

        Zonal Head of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Ishaq Salihu, has charged Nigerians from all walks of life to accept the fight against corruption as a national project needing the support and cooperation of all.   He gave this charge on Monday, December 11, 2017 in Port Harcourt, while addressing artisans, market men and women and other interest groups at the Mile One M arket area of the city. According to him, fighting corruption has become a civic responsibility of every well- meaning Nigerian in order for the nation to move forward. "We must come together to tackle the cancer of corruption. Fighting corrupt practices has become a national project. It is now a civic responsibility and an engagement that cannot be wished away. He continued, "there is a nexus between corruption and infrastructural problems in Nigeria. There is a nexus between corruption and bad roads; between corruption and non- functional hospitals