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The man accused of ordering the killing of his wife on their honeymoon will be extradited to South Africa to face trial over his wife's death.

Shrien Dewani, 33, is suspected of ordering the killing of his new wife Anni, 28, who was shot as the couple travelled in a taxi on the outskirts of Cape Town in November 2010.

Lawyers acting for the honeymoon murder suspect intend to appeal against today's ruling that he should be extradited to South Africa to face trial over his wife's death, a spokesman for his family said today.

Today at Westminster Magistrates’ Court he lost his extradition battle as Chief Magistrate Howard Riddle decided Dewani should return to the country.

Chief Magistrate Riddle told Westminster Magistrates' Court that Dewani should return to the country, despite arguments by his defence team that he could suffer setbacks in his mental health if sent back now.

They argued that the decision should be delayed by six months.

The businessman has been receiving treatment for depression and post traumatic stress disorder at mental hospitals near Bristol since his wife’s death.

But prosecutors claim that it would not be 'oppressive' to extradite the businessman to face trial, and that there has been a 'significant and sustained improvement' in his mental health in recent months.

Hugo Keith QC, for the South African government, admitted that he is currently not fit to plead, but argued that this should not stop the extradition process.

During a full extradition hearing earlier this month, Professor Nigel Eastman said that extraditing Dewani could worsen his condition.

'If he goes now, he will be in a poorer state than if he goes in six months’ time,' he said.

'If he goes to South Africa and does not improve, he is at risk of being chronically ill and chronically unfit to plead.'

It emerged during the four-day hearing that while resident at Fromeside and Blaise View mental health units Dewani was allowed to walk home every day, and a camper van was set up in the grounds where he would spend long periods of time.

District Judge Riddle ruled in 2011 that Dewani should be sent back to South Africa, but this was successfully appealed against and he was ordered to look again at the case.

So far three men have been convicted over Mrs Dewani’s death.

Last year South African Xolile Mngeni was convicted of premeditated murder for shooting her.

Prosecutors claimed that he was a hitman hired by Dewani to kill his new wife, something that Dewani has consistently denied.



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2375854/Shrien-Dewani-extradited-South-Africa-face-trial-wifes-killing.html#ixzz2ZxckXha6

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(a) Honeywell
(b) First Bank Plc
(c) University Press Plc
(d) Fidelity Bank Plc

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Every person who has undergone surgery knows the discomfort that comes with stitches and the aesthetically displeasing scars that result from them. They may be relieved to hear an Israeli medical company has come up with a way to close incisions using plasma instead of a needle and thread.

Plasma is one of the four fundamental states of matter (the others being solid, liquid and gas). Studies have shown that it has the potential to disinfect, control bleeding, treat burns, and weld tissue in surgical situations.

Despite these benefits, there has been only limited use of plasma because of the high temperatures it must be operated in – which can have harmful effects on the body’s tissues.

IonMed is trying to change this with their innovative “cold plasma” technology, BioWeld1. This tool utilizes plasma at 40 degrees Celsius and is safe to use on the human body. The welding procedure takes only a few minutes and seals the area completely. According to IonMed, BioWeld1 leaves only minimal scarring and does not require complex training to operate.

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Please answer my question.

Has anyone purchased TB through any of GT Bank Plc branches in Ibadan? Kindly let me know the minimum amount they accept.

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GTBank`s customers now wonder how safe their money is with the financial institution over the managing director, Segun Agbaje’s inability to curb the high increase of fraud in the bank.

In same vein, customers of the Bank are beginning to close their accounts with the Bank.

*Benco News *reliably gathered that another mind bogging fraud scandal recently hit the bank following fresh revelation of how two officials of the bank in Ibadan were arraigned recently before an Ibadan Chief
Magistrates Court for allegedly stealing N4.9 million.

The two officials - Quadri Azeez and Oluwatayo Tosin - were arraigned for forgery and stealing the said sum from a customer`s account.

A third accused, Awotunde Oluwafemi, who was said to be the recipient of the stolen sum, was also arraigned for forgery and stealing.

The prosecutor, Insp. Sunday Ogunremi, claimed that Azeez and Tosin forged the bank local currency fund transfer instrument with different serial numbers to collect the total sum between July 21, 2011 and Dec. 2, 2011.

Ogunremi said the offences contravened Section 516,467,427and 390(9) of the Criminal Code Cap 38 Vol. II Laws of Oyo State 2000.

It will also be recalled that in December 2012, whilst other banks were closing their end of the year books in peace and fanfare, Segun Agbaje, the managing director of Guarantee Trust Bank had sleepless nights over a huge
sum of money that developed wings and flew out of the bank`s vault through some of its crooked staff at the information technology department.

According to inside sources, we reliably gathered that, a whopping sum of N850m (eight hundred and fifty million Naira only) belonging to the multinational oil firm, Total Nigeria Unlimited has been moved out of the
oil company`s account from the vault of Guarantee Trust Bank.

The scam which was tagged fraud of the year� by detectives in Area F Police Command where the case was reported has seen some staff of GTB been detained at the Police Command while the bank`s management has started running from pillar to post to cover the embarrassing situation.

We were informed that, some crooked staff at the IT department of GTB hacked into one of the tellers` systems in Central Business District, Alausa branch and moved out the N850m out twice, the money, we gathered
further was transferred via bank drafts into an account belonging to a Mallam trading under a bureau de change name, BDC Bureau De Change in Abuja.

Similarly, a 27- year old banker has been arrested and arraigned at an Itire Magistrate’s Court, Lagos, for allegedly defrauding customers to the tune of N3.1million.

The defendant, Ogunji Adediran, an employee with the Guarantee Trust Bank, GTB), was said to have stolen the money at different occasions in July this year.

Prosecuting Inspector, Ezekiel Ayorinde, told the court that Ogunji fraudulently deducted money from the accounts of customers without their consent.

Ayorinde alleged that the defendant opened a pseudo account where he deposited the loot, adding that he also suppressed deposit tellers of some customers.

The practice, according to Ayorinde, continued until some of the customers started complaining about their missing monies.

He alleged that the defendant used the money to secure admission abroad as well as gave some yet to be identified persons part of it.

He told the court that his alleged offence contravened Section 285 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos, 2011.

Efforts to speak with Mrs. Lola Odedina, Group Head, Corporate Communication of GTBank, to react on the report proved abortive as her mobile number was not reachable as at press time.



Source: Benco News


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Has anyone purchased TB through any of GT Bank Plc branches in Ibadan? Kindly let me know the minimum amount they accept.

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