MISS NKECHI FROM ISUANIOCHA, AWKA NORTH LGA, HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO PHYSICAL HARASSMENT AND ABUSE BY HER STEP BROTHER WHO HAS CLAIMED ALL HER LATE FATHER'S PROPERTIES TO HIMSELF.(PHOTO).

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 Miss Nkechi from Isuaniocha, Awka North LGA, has been subjected to physical harassment and abuse by her step brother who has claimed all her late father's properties to himself. According to her story, her late father married 6 wives and the step brother who is harassing her is the only surviving Son from all the 6 wives, she stated that she lost 4 of her brothers who were born by her own biological mother, she said they all died at an early age. Miss Nkechi is not yet married and her step brother who is the only surviving Son has denied her access to all their father's properties claiming that as the Only Surviving Son, he is the rightful owner of all the properties. Government of Anambra State, through the ministry of women affairs and social welfare have promised to help and secure her from the further harassment.

MAGU WARNS BANKERS AGAINST COMPLICITY WITH LOOTERS.{PHOTOS}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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     The Acting Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has warned employees of financial institutions in the country to guide against any act of complicity with looters of our commonwealth saying, “negligence is not an excuse”.
Magu gave the charge on Wednesday, August 21, 2019 while playing host to a group of trainees from Ecobank Nigeria Plc on a visit to the Lagos office of the Commission.
The anti-graft czar who spoke through the Head of Cybercrimes, EFCC, Lagos office, Dein Whyte, further emphasized the need for financial institutions to know their customers very well, adding that “the identities and addresses of your customers must always be updated, so as not to be blind-folded, especially in situations that result in criminal matters”.
He added that: “It is also important to know the Money Laundering Act and the laws governing all financial institutions.
“Money laundering is making dirty money look clean and it can be done through different ways, but mostly through banks.”
The EFCC boss urged the trainees to always watch out for red flags and report all suspicious transactions.
“Don’t allow pressure of work to prevent you from carrying out due diligence in your assigned tasks; stick to the rules, be professional; let the laws and rules guide you; try not to be an accessory to crime by not doing the needful and have an eye for details”, he said.
The group was received by the Lagos Zonal Head, Muhammad Issa Rabo.
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