71-YEAR-OLD LANDLORD ARRESTED FOR IMPREGNATING TENANT'S TEENSGE DAUGHTER. (PHOTO).

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 71-year-old landlord arrested for impregnating tenant’s teenage daughter The Ogun State Police Command said it had arrested a septuagenarian landlord, identified simply as Adesina, for allegedly defiling and impregnating his tenant’s 14-year-old girl (name withheld) at Akegbeyale Street in Ifesowapo Akute, Ifo Local Government Area of the state. PUNCH Metro learnt that the residents and other tenants were thrown into a state of shock when the septuagenarian suspect was found on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, having sexual intercourse with the 14-year-old girl at about 10:15 pm in the house bathroom. The minor, according to a police source who was part of the team that arrested the 71-year-old suspect but was not permitted to speak for the command, was said to have made her way to the apartment’s bathroom to take a shower. Our correspondent learnt that a few seconds later, the landlord was said to have gained entrance into the same bathroom and was believed to be having sexual intercourse wit

ANAMBRA TEACHERS RECRUITMENT 2022: KEEPING THE RECORDS STRAIGHT- ANAMBRA STATE GOVT.(PHOTO).#PRESS RELEASE.



ANAMBRA TEACHERS RECRUITMENT 2022: KEEPING THE RECORDS STRAIGHT


The attention of Anambra State Governor, Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, CFR, has been drawn to reports and insinuations making the rounds on the Teachers Recruitment examinations held in the state on Saturday, June 4, 2022.

The test was conducted in line with the cardinal objective of Prof Soludo and his administration of strengthening and repositioning the education sector in the state. It tallies with the conviction of the Governor that education remains a veritable equipment for enhanced living and building a better society.

To ensure transparency in the exercise, the Ministry of Education charged with the responsibility, received over 40,000 applications.

The ministry listed about 31,800 qualified applicants after reviews. Applicants considered too old for civil service, Graduates without NYSC discharged certificates or Exemption letter and other deficiencies were disqualified.

Against the proposed 5000 qualified applicants to be shortlisted for CBT exam, the Governor directed that all the over 31000 listed applicants should be given equal chance to participate in a preliminary online exam, before shortlisting the successful applicants for 2nd CBT exam.

Other measures necessary to attain reliability and credibility of the test were taken. The reported mix-up arising from the online examinations site, was not intended.

The Honourable Commissioner for Education, Prof Ngozi Chuma Udeh, has made necessary explanations on the matter and has submitted her reports on the exercise to the governor.

It is uncharitable to refer to any shortcoming in the examination, as “Soludo 419”, as reported in some quarters. Anambra State and indeed, Igbo land, are known for according respect to leaders and people elected to offices. We should endeavour to keep to that commendable standard.

Prof Soludo, is a product of sincere and transparent background in all his academic and career undertakings. He will not engage in any attempt at shortchanging the good people of Anambra state, and indeed anybody, for that matter.

Efforts are being made to look into the unfortunate incident during the examinations to ensure that candidates with genuine cases are given another opportunity to make up.

We ask the candidates and others affected by the development to remain calm while the government sorts out the outstanding issues and takes the necessary actions.

The Governor pledges fairness to all, at all times.

Signed:

Christian Aburime
CPS to the Governor
June 5, 2022

 

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