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Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court on Friday sentence a 22-year-old prostitute, name Blessing Udoh, to jail custody for “selling” her three-month old baby for N50,000.

Udoh is facing a two-count charge of engaging in commercial sex and unlawfully traffic of a baby.

Police Prosecutor Kehinde Omisakin alert the court that the said blessing udoh committed the offences on June 30 at 6m. in Abattoir area of Oko-Oba in Abule Egba, Lagos.
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The Police said they have caught a five-man gathering of fake writers that as a rule door slammed into imperative events with the mission to take exorbitant phones and money. The fake feature writers caught by the police One of the pack people, Musa Auwalu, 43 years old, from Nasarawa LGA of Kano, has gathered an estate, from the profits of the wrongdoing, the police said in a declaration issued by CSP Jimoh Moshood today.
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Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has facilitated the administrators and board of the National Pension Commission (Pencom), Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offenses Commission (ICPC), to proceed with commitments in acting breaking points pending the insistence of their courses of action by the Senate.
This is contained in a declaration from the work environment of the acting Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Dr Habiba Muda and set apart by the as of late appointed Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labor and Productivity, Mr Bolaji Adebiyi.
Muda elucidated that the request was to ensure that there was no vacuum in certain basic government foundations.
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has suspended its Continuous Voter Registration in the Madagali Local Government Area of Adamawa, because of tireless Boko Haram assaults. The Communications Officer of INEC in Adamawa, Mrs Rifkatu Maxwell, made the revelation in a meeting with the Newsmen in Yola on Friday. "The commission has suspended the progressing across the country consistent voter enlistment practice in Madagali Local Government Area, because of security challenges and incessant Boko Haram assaults. "The commission will report a date for resumption of the activity if the circumstance moves forward." The representative noted, notwithstanding, that no laborer of the commission or crucial decision material had been influenced by the assaults, the most recent of which was on Aug. 15. She noted, notwithstanding, that enrollment of potential voters had been going on easily in other neighborhood government ranges in the state. Borno and Adamawa States have taken the greatest brunt of the revolt, which has guaranteed no less than 20,000 lives and dislodged more than 2.7 million individuals in Nigeria's upper east. The eight-year war has left the economy of the two states in ruins, having uprooted many individuals and compelling without end potential financial specialists. The agitators propelled the grisly crusade in an offer to enthrone an Islamic caliphate in northern Nigeria yet the Nigerian military has crushed the gathering. The military
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