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.

ALLEGED N3BN FRAUD: COURT ADJOURNS TRIAL OF GOV. YAHAYA BELLO'S NEPHEW TILL MAY 30.(PHOTO).#PRESS RELEASE.




Alleged N3 Bn Fraud: Court Adjourns Trial of Gov. Yahaya Bello’s Nephew Till May 30


The Federal High Court in Abuja presided over by Justice Obiora Egwuatu has fixed May 30 and 31 for continuation of the trial of Ali Bello, a nephew to Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State, who is being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC over a N3 billion fraud.


Bello was arraigned alongside two others at the Federal High Court  on 18 charges of money laundering and misappropriation of about N3 billion.


The two other co-defendants are: Abba Adauda, Yakubu Adabenege, and Iyada Sadat. Another defendant, Rashida Bello, is at large.


When the matter was called on Tuesday, the


Prosecution, led by Rotimi Oyedepo, SAN, called the first witness Mr Nicholas Oyemomoni of the American International School, Abuja.


Oyemomoni, however, could not complete his testimony because the defence team, led by Abubakar Aliyu, SAN, objected to documents, which the EFCC sought to tender in evidence through him.


Mr Aliyu prayed the court to allow him raise the objection in his final written address while admitting the documents provisionally.


The prosecuting counsel objected to this on the grounds that the documents could not be provisionally admitted.


The judge, thereafter, adjourned the matter until May 30 and 31, 2023, for continuation of trial.


It would also be recalled that the court admitted Bello and three others to bail on February 20, 2023, in the sum of N500 million.

 

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