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Ok. Leaders of tomorrow, I hail u all...

Stop scamming people

Nolir90407:
Good

azmanaty02:
Nigerian Police
They quickly killed him so he won't name his sponsors.. Nigeria police re very very unprofessional

If dem no kill him, u will still complain why dem no kukuma kill him. Ppl self

And u are sure the management will not embezzle it?

UbanmeUdie:




As generous as this gesture may be, it is rather an exhibition of foolishness.

Such funds should have been donated to the likes of Bendel Insurance of Benin or Mighty Jets of Jos to prevent their extinction.

Nigerians are always good abroad and terrible at home.

I wonder who cursed Nigeria with such unpatriotic tendencies from its citizens.


Rubbish!

Except say sometimes we dey misbehave so much, Nigeria get class pass many countries o

It was like a story I read sometime ago, where somebody in Israel took God to court. They just want to engage their selves in something to pass out time

No girlfriend
No unnecessary stress
But...

They are like: Let it be that we say something today

Anambra ppl and money ritual though

Wetin Rivers state dey do for there?

I see Barcelona slugging it out with the likes of Celta Vigo in the mid table

Serious? Hmm!

At some points, he has to use himself as a reference. So, he's not supposed to

I thought, they have perfect judicial system? Why would someone stay in a prison for 44yrs for a crime he didn't commit?

Ok. But, some of them are good.

desiredhome:
No I don't need to blame the government.......the reason I say the Pastorprenours are to be blame are

There is human first before materials......our Pastorprenours have changed focus from teaching of love/righteousness etc. . to materialism/money money money.... remember the love of money is the root of all evil....

These same Pastorprenours encourages the politicians/frauds in the society instead of speaking against it, there are cases were they use their Church account to keep politicians members money...they also use their private jet to lounder money for the polithiefians

These Pastorpreours care-less how their members make their money and they have no support for the less previleged among them
When you continue collecting from the poor and not giving back to them you are creating more poverty

You can't build a what ever capacity Church with the members money while over 50% of the members cannot feed properly/are poor... that is an error...

First all God is not the Building(bricks) you spend billions on but the people, Imagine if you create jobs/factories with such amount and the members are engaged, the poverty rate will reduce, imagine that the schools been built by our Church members money are affordable to the members, the poverty rate will reduce...
If our porverty rate is reduce the crime rate will reduce and the society will be save heaven for us

Life is not all about what we have or possess but a little care you give to humanity matters
It's only a very wicked father that will see his children crying/dying of hunger and will ignore them to go and be building mansions.......

Our Pastorprenours and politicians are the problem we have in our society today........

Money wey u go use buy club, buy complete set players join

So, blame the government instead. See, those pastors with private jets, do you know they have pilots they are paying? Some have schools and other businesses they're running and they have employed thousands of workers their which they're paying salaries every month, which has also helped to reduce unemployment in the country

desiredhome:
You don't justify evil..... Nigeria have over 50% people living in abject poverty..... poverty is the cause of insecurity and so many antisocial problems in the society.....if the government and these Pastorpreours are doing the right thing with our money we won't have all these challenges....

There are poor people all over the world. That's how world society is structured. Even, in the Bible, poor existed.

desiredhome:
Nigeria have no reason to be poor or poorest country...these Pastorpreours and politicians are the reason for Nigerian problems/poverty.....the Pastorprenours are worst because they receive their guilible members.....

My brother, a poor man is a poor man, even when he doesn't go to church

desiredhome:
There will always be poor people, and you still collect from the poor and making them poorer....

You are a demon without conscience

There will always be poor people. After all, not the pastors that made them poor

IKBARUTEN11:
Church is strictly biz in naija
D C. E. O's of these churches acquired ttheir expensive lifestyles at d detriments of d poor ones
Wat an irony

They should invite me as soon as possible. I'm not a human rights offender

The girl self no even fine. Mtcheeew!

Stop scamming people. We know you are a compulsive scammer

Ciyate3799:
Chuyt

Everybody want to survive this bad economy

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Thursday arrested four students of the University of Port Harcourt for their alleged involvement in Internet fraud.

The suspects were said to have been apprehended at their hideout on Chibiak Avenue, Elioparanwo, Ada George, Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.

A statement by the Public Affairs Department of the EFCC, Port Harcourt zone, made available to one of our correspondents, identified the suspects as Prince Hyacinth, Rex Emadifie Oghene, Odili Ifeanyi and Uduak Williams.


The four suspects allegedly defrauded 15 victims of $111,500 (N43,104,785).

“Upon their arrest, the following items were recovered; one Tecno Spark 4, belonging to Prince Hyacinth; one iPhone 11 Pro Max, two Infinix Hot and one Apple laptop, belonging to Odili Ifeanyi; one iPhone 7 and two iPhone 11, belonging to Rex Emadifie Oghene; and one iPhone 8+, one Acer laptop and one HP laptop, belonging to Uduak Samuel Williams.

“Preliminary investigation established that the suspects were majorly involved in romance scam and also acted as pickers for organised ring of fraudsters.


“While Prince Hyacinth paraded himself as a Spain-based marine engineer to bait his victims, Rex Emadifie Oghene posed as a rig engineer based in the United States,” the EFCC statement read.

It was further disclosed that two other suspects, Ifeanyi and Williams, presented themselves as rig/marine engineers to defraud their victims.

“Between the four, a total heist of $111,500 from 15 victims has passed through their hands. The suspects will be charged to court as soon as investigation is concluded,” the statement added.


Reacting, the spokesman for the university, Sam Kpenu, said the suspects were not students of UNIPORT, as the institution was not in session.


Kpenu said, “Anybody can claim to be a student of UNIPORT because our institution has a unique name. So, we are going to get their details to confirm if actually they are our students.


“UNIPORT is not in session and no one is on our campus. We have asked all the students to go home according to the Federal Government’s directives. So, for anyone to claim to be our student, we need to confirm.

“We cannot accept liability of anyone arrested somewhere claiming to be our student. They are not students of University of Port Harcourt.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/four-uniport-students-arrested-for-alleged-internet-fraud/%3famp=1

Lesson learned

We will get there someday

COVID-19: RIVERS OPENS MARKETS FOR BUSINESS

*Rumukwurushe (Oil Mill) and Oginiba Slaughter Markets remain closed

*Churches now to operate 50 percent of their hall capacity

*Local Government Chairmen to enforce COVID-19 compliance in their LGAs

Rivers State Government has announced the re-opening of all markets in the State with effect from Tuesday, August 18, 2020 from 7a.m and close at 6p.m daily.

Governor Nyesom Wike who announced this in a state-wide broadcast today said that Rumukwurushe (Oil Mill) and Oginiba Slaughter Markets still remain closed.

He stated that as the markets resume business, they must operate in strict compliance with the established protocols on wearing of face masks, washing of hands and maintaining social distancing.

The Governor said government lifted the ban placed on markets to increase the tempo of economic activities in the State.

"Market managers must provide for hand washing and use of sanitizers for everyone at the entrance of every market, ensure wearing of face mask and maintaining social distancing.

"Any market that opens to the public and fails to comply strictly with these protocols shall be closed down. The market managers shall be prosecuted while the contravening shops shall be forfeited to the State Government without notice.

"Similarly, Churches can now hold services with 50 percent of their hall capacity provided the leadership can enforce wearing of face masks and washing of hands at the entrance by worshippers.

"The ban on outdoor sports activities at the Port Harcourt Club, Golf Club and the Port Harcourt Polo Club is also lifted.

"Members of these clubs must also comply with the established COVID-19 protocols or risk another closure.

"In addition, all night clubs, cinemas, bars and in-service restaurants remain banned until further notice. The established restrictions on public burials and weddings are also still in force.

"All Local Government Chairmen are hereby directed to ensure strict compliance with the protocols in their respective Local Government Areas.

"We also call on the security agencies to support the State Government to fight against the spread of this disease by enforcing the wearing of face mask in public places and maintenance of physical distancing throughout the state.

"Government has increased the State's capacity for surveillance, contact tracing, testing and treatment of positive cases in line with the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), oil and gas companies that provided PCR laboratories.

"We are also considering the request for approval and certification by some private laboratories to provide sample collection and testing services," he said.

Governor Wike stated that with the available data on COVID-19 cases, the measures put in place by the State Government are impacting positively on the efforts to control the spread of the virus.

He stated that even though the State presently stands as the fifth most impacted State in the country, there has been a steady drop on the number of new positive cases within the last seven weeks.

According to the Governor, the State can move to a higher level of increased spread if residents do not change their deviant behaviours.

"The deviant behaviour of residents and visitors to the State to comply with the basic COVID-19 rules inspite of repeated appeals from me, NCDC and other well-meaning persons is quite unfortunate.

"We therefore appeal to all residents to exercise due sense of responsibility by complying with the established protocols on wearing of face mask, use of hand sanitizers and maintaining social distancing," he said.

Governor Wike commended the medical personnel and volunteers who have continued to render selfless services to check the spread of the virus.

He also thanked individual and corporate donors who have supported the state and said their names would be published soon.

On the dissolution of the Taskforce on Illegal Motor Parks and Street Trading, the Governor said the decision was taken because the members took the laws into their hands.

While urging motorists and traders not to go back to their old ways, the Governor announced that a disciplined Taskforce would soon be reconstituted.





Paulinus Nsirim
Commissioner for Information and Communications

August 17, 2020

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Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, in a state-wide broadcast today at Government House, Port Harcourt.

That would mark the beginning of their end

I think, she was later exonerated of all the financial allegations