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1stola:
What are they killing?


What did they kill?

A rat!!!

The $90 sweatshirt is a streetwear brand called BAW and Beyoncé paired it with denim cutoffs.

Rocking the same style, retail store Poli’s Creative Director Jennifer Obayuwana opted for full length denims with a rip at the knee.

Same Designers, different celebrities, who killed it here

http://abiolainfo..com/2015/06/who-killed-it-beyonce-knowles-carter-vs.html?m=1

GeneralQuamdeen:
mtcheew.. that's if she even know my real house sef..

You're wicked ooooo !!!! Chai !!! You will also be in that position one day and how would you feel if you're been treated in such manner. ''Change'' begins with you.

1. Is for better or worse making me better or worse?

Does your partner encourage you to be your best self, or does he or she get intimidated by any triumphs and feel more secure when you’re not putting your best foot forward?

2. Do we really accept one another?

There will always be things you want to change about the people in your life, but no one should be in a situation where they feel they aren’t allowed to be authentic and accepted as the unique, special (yet flawed) person they are.

3. Who am I?

How can you know if your partner is a good match if you have no idea who you are?

4. Am I happy to be in this relationship?

The idea of sharing a life together is not to find someone to complete you or make you happy. But let’s face it: being unhappy at home can seep into other areas of your life . . . and fast. If you’re always fighting or just generally not feeling great about your twosome, it doesn’t mean you have to bail out (counseling might be a good option) but marrying someone in the hope that it changes things is a bad, bad idea.

5. Am I feeling trapped?

Do you really want to be in this relationship the majority of the time or do you find yourself wishing for a way out? Do you stay because you’ve invested time or are you really invested in your mate?

6. What am I doing to hold us back?

Maybe you could be more attentive, more thoughtful, quicker to let things go, or the first to bring up going to counseling. Whatever it is, take this as your sign to step up.

7. Is this relationship balanced?

Do you feel you’re both on the same page in terms of compromise, care, support and sacrifice? Or is one of you doing most of the giving while the other just sits with their hand out?

8. Can we have fun together?

Have you ever seen two people sit across from one another in silence at brunch as though they are being forced to walk through their day together? Not. fun.

9. Can we have fun apart?

Co-dependency ain’t cute, y’all.

10. Why am I in this relationship?

Is it because you respect, love, trust, and value the person you are with? Or because you’re afraid of being alone, worried about finances, or have built a life you’re scared to leave?

11. Where is this going?

Living in the “now” is great, but eventually the partnership will need a plan or someone will begin to feel anxious.

12. Do I really trust my partner?

For some, the immediate response to this can be devastating. If you’re one of them, it’s time to ask why and how you can begin to build or rebuild trust. Without it, there’s no chance.

13. Am I with a good person?

Knowing what you know about your partner today, would you vouch for them if they were a friend?

14. Am I attracted to my partner?

Physical attraction is hardly the most important component in a relationship, but forcing yourself to be in a relationship with someone who you’re not attracted to — just because it’s comfortable or “perfect on paper” isn’t fair to anyone. You will feel resentful and they will feel rejected.

15. Am I a parent or a partner?

Taking care of someone you love is a great thing to do, but when you feel like you’re raising a boyfriend — or worse, a husband — things get a little complicated. You’ll resent his childish ways. Who wants to sleep with their mom?

16. Does my partner have my back?

Do you feel like you’re a part of a loyal team who stands up for one another, supports one another, and shows a united front (even when the other is not around)? Or, do you feel like you’re constantly being thrown under the bus by your mate?

17. Are we looking in the same direction?

Some couples avoid having the big talks (religion,marriage, babies) because they think that, somehow, these things will just “work themselves out.” By the time they realize they won’t, they’re in a complicated, painful situation that leaves one (or both) feeling a little bit duped.

18. Are we growing together?

Being a human being living on this earth, we all have a right to grow and develop, and create a full life for ourselves. Are you and your partner still indulging in your passions (individual and shared) and growing as individuals?

19. Am I still me?

Being in love with someone should not require changing our identity to fit someone else’s idea of who we should be, on any level.

20. What is my gut telling me?

You have intuition for a reason. Listen to yourself.

http://abiolainfo..com/2015/06/relationship-do-not-marry-until-you-can.html?m=1

HER VIRGINITY

You met and dated a girl when you were in the University, she was a virgin when you met her, and you both agreed not to have s*x until your wedding night. The two of you became graduates but were jobless for 4yrs. However, after many years of suffering, she later secured a job for you in one Big Company where you were paid close to N900,000 per month.

Things were now going well with you and you finally proposed marriage to her, she accepted but after a few seconds, tears began rolling down her cheeks. You asked her what the problem was and what you heard was…

“I Am Sorry Love, M No Longer AVirgin, I Gave My Virginity ToYour Boss Before He AcceptedToEmploy You In The Company. That’S The Only Condition HeGave Me If You Must Be EmployedOr You Would Continue ToRemain Jobless” Hmmm.!”

Assuming you were the guy, would you still go ahead with the wedding.?And as a lady, can u do such for your love?

shamsuRana:
7. Their attitude..

You're on point

The new mother made the announcement via her Instagram on Thursday, June 4. Posting the couple’s dog tied to a huge balloon, Eudoxie captioned:

”She is here. baby girl. #blessed #grateful.”

The couple have named their new bundle of joy,Cadence Gaëlle Bridges and she weighs 7 pounds and 4 ounce, Us Weekly reports.

In Decmber 2014, the Furious 7 actor [real name: Christopher Brian Bridges] surprised Eudoxie by proposing in front of their friends and marrying her the same day.

“Why wait? Did the thing before 2015, #mrandmrsrbridges,” the 37-year-old rapper had captioned his Instagram photo of the newlyweds on Jan. 6.

This is the first child for Eudoxie and the third for Ludacris. The star is already has two daughters: Karma, 14, and Cai Bella, 14 months.

http://abiolainfo..com/2015/06/ludacris-and-wife-eudoxie-welcome-their.html?m=1

sinaj:
he iz fine jare

Any man wey get money go fine for una face, that's lady for us

Undefeated boxing champion post a video of his white car collection on Instagram to show the world what he invest his money on.

The American also listed the cars which include:

° Ferrari 458 Spider,

° McLaren 650S Sipder

° Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster.

The Bugatti Veryon and Bugatti Grand Sport both worth a staggering $2.3m each while Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe is worth N93m. In total the 10 cars in the video are worth N1.3b.

It could be more than that as most of the cars will be customized to meet Mayweather’s taste.

Mayweather is a known car lover and reportedly owns more than 100 luxury vehicles.

http://abiolainfo..com/2015/06/e-news-wow-floyd-mayweather-flaunts-his.html?m=1[b][/b]

Everyone has some physical traits and attributes they love in humans. Ladies rank high in these attributes that attract men. Some men have been found to be extremely attracted to the arse while others have seeming love for the b***s. Of course, the b***s has great power to attract and keep guys in check but it also comes with its own share of responsibilities.

Ladies that have big b***s face a certain level of problems. This may range from the simple to the serious. Some of the problems ladies with big b***s face are discussed below.

1. Difficulty in exercise
Ladies with big b***s can relate to the fact that exercises can be a traumatic experience for them. Most would require some materials including sport bras and safety pins to help keep their b***s in a comfortable place. The absence of this makes routine exercises such as jogging and certain aerobic exercise difficult. More so, other exercise routines such as jumping jacks could be a nightmarish experience for women with big b***s who might need to hold their b***s while performing the routines.

2. Difficulty in choosing blouses
It is pretty difficult for ladies with big b***s to put on blouses that are buttoned up all way up in the front. This is evident from the stretchy button and button holes as a result of the b***s stretching the blouse to its limits. Such blouses could accidentally have the buttons bust off and the lady grappling to hide the holes visible through the blouse.

There really is no in-between in clothes for the clothes women with big b***s wear. it’s either women with big b***s choose to wear clothes that are 2 sizes big or you wear one that would make you rock your cleavage but suffer the possibility of looking like a prostitute.

3. Unwanted attention
Obviously, the attention the big b***s women get is second to none but it could also be a problem when the attention such women get is not desired. It becomes problematic for such women when the gaze on the b***s are held longer than normal and thus become stares. That is mostly creepy and uncomfortable for them.

4. s****d comments
A major problem for women with big b***s is the terrible comments that most get from some guys and skinny girls that are jealous of her. Some comments can be hurting for these women but overtime, they get to take such snide comments in their stride and see such comments from fellow women as nothing more than jealousy and those from guys as appreciative lust. It is however important that women that have big b***s take it in their stride and enjoy the attention.

5. Cute bras stop at a certain size
I once dated a woman with big b***s and she had so much issues with getting the fancy bras she loved. She was quite upset with wearing undergarments and went to great lengths to get bras that suited her.

6. Cleavage at times is just unavoidable
People should learn not to blame women with big b***s if they show more than a little cleavage. A lot of them don’t enjoy wearing “maternity gowns” and want to look quite sexy too. This may result in them showing a bit of cleavage and they shouldn’t be criticised for doing so.

Well, these are some of the problems women with big b***s face and it is important that you love your body if you are one. Added with the fact that a lot of men enjoy women with big b***s, such women should enjoy the attention. Even though there are men that dig women with small b***s, there are others who love big b***s as beauty lies in the eye of the beholder. All round, men enjoy b***s and despite the problems women face with big b***s, we are just happy that the b***s are there irrespective of the size they are.


Source: http://abiolainfo..com/2015/06/lifestyle-6-challenges-girls-with-big.html?m=1

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omenka:
The tweet is a bit confusing though. On one hand he prised his principal and on the other he accused him of cross administrative ineptitude...

Seems this dude is possessed.

Hahahahahaha He is even confused

So Doyin Okupe even knows that this Otuoke Man is clueless and he can't give him a good advice #chai #chai #Derriz God ooooo

Charliewyt:
U guys lost primary election and u r plotting to impeach Mark,
A question for u people:- if you had won, will any of u thought of the impeachment ?,
let's face the problem at hand...... The chibok girls, the civilians n our brothers in the Army that are being sacrificed on a daily basis what's their fate?.

You're right bro!!! Make dem answer this question first

Good!!! You tried

Nawa oh

Oyo State Governor Abiola Ajimobi has vowed to stop opposition politicians who he accused of foisting violence on some communities in Ibadan, the state capital.

The governor alleged that the violence was meant to discredit his administration “which has successfully enthroned peace since 2011”.
He vowed to stop the troublemakers while addressing a crowd of supporters and fun seekers at the opening of the Agodi Gardens, Ibadan. Ajimobi said he would not allow
violence again in Oyo state.

“The bad guys of yesterday are trying to bring back violence because election is near. But we won’t allow violence again.
There is a definite connection between a peaceful, clean environment, healthy people and influx of investors. This Agodi Gardens is a good example. This is a world-class recreational centre.”

The Chairman of the partnering firm, JD Capital, Makin Soyinka, said his firm accepted to work with the government based on Ajimobi’s vision to restore the state’s old glory and monuments.

The lighting of the Christmas tree in the gardens was performed by legal luminary Mrs. Folake Solanke.
Ajimobi said his administration was motivated into reconstructing the gardens in view of its long years of neglect.

“Agodi Gardens was in a sorry state when we first visited the place. It was desolate and empty. Everything was very bad. It had deteriorated so much and it was very shameful,’’ he said.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/new/
ajimobi-opposition-behind-attacks/

The Governor of Osun, Rauf Aregbesola, has revealed how
the deployment of Information Communication Technology
(ICT) in monitoring and reporting of events as they
unfolded during the August 9 governorship election in the
state prevented falsification of results.

The governor, in a statement by the Director Bureau of
Communication and Strategy, Mr. Semiu Okanlawon,was
quoted as stating this while delivering a keynote address
titled "Broadband: Oxygen for Digital Economy" at the
Africa Digital Forum and Award organised by the ICT Watch
Network at the Sheraton Hotels and Towers in Lagos on
Sunday evening.

Mr. Aregbesola pointed out that ICT was put to use by the
various situation rooms set up by the government to
monitor, get results and happening across all the units,
wards and local governments in the state, which he said
helped in no small measure.

He bemoaned the situation, where the country, at this jet
age, lacked the capacity to deploy advanced technologies to
locate the whereabouts of the Chibok school girls several
months after their abduction by Boko Haram insurgents.
The governor noted that Nigeria has a new opportunity for
economic resurgence in the digital age, saying that the
nation has the requisite infrastructure both material and
human.
He said, "We have a huge human population (167 million)
with equally immense needs. This is a potentially immense
market with which we can trade our way from poverty to
riches. Added to this is the demography of that population.
"Our population is predominantly composed of youths who
are energetic, enthusiastic, and innovative," the governor
said.
Mr. Aregbesola noted that the Osun experience in the use
of modern technology and the use of Internet could be a
model for national ICT development on a non-partisan
basis.
The governor pointed out that the use of ICT would
enhance greater deployment and consumption of
broadband.

According to Mr. Aregbesola, "In Osun, without being
immodest, we can say that ICT has been a major plank of
governance. We pioneered e-learning with the invention of
Opon Imo. We have also been able to provide card-based
e-credit for farmers. Of course, we have also deployed e-
based payroll and staff ID card on MasterCard platform
directly connected to the holder's account.
"We have also devised e-ID Card for all pupils in public
schools and the card will now serve as payment instrument
for our home-grown school feeding and health programme
(O'MEALS).

"We set up the OYESTECH, an institution for training youths
in the use, assembly and repair of electronic gadgets from
plasma television, computers to mobile phones," the
governor told the gathering.

Mr. Aregbesola said Nigeria has a great potential for
enhancing development in this information age through the
digital economy.

He noted that there were still huge potential in road traffic
monitoring and control, CCTV camera, weather monitoring
and forecast, national population database among others.
He said, "What this means is that there is power and
potential in numbers. A great number of people mean a
potentially great variety of needs to be met.

"The good thing is that in meeting these needs, a self-
reinforcing cycle is created in which people have access to
employment, are productively engaged, earn income,
create wealth, and spread prosperity with accompanying
prospect of material uplift and satisfaction."



Source: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/173310-deployed-ict-prevent-rigging-osun-election-aregbesola.html

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IBADAN—The crisis-ridden Peoples Democratic Party, PDP,
in Oyo State was further depleted yesterday as one of its
aggrieved leading governorship aspirants, Seyi Makinde
picked up the ticket of the Social Democratic Party, SDP, as
its candidate for the 2015 election.

Just last week, a former governor of the state, Otunba
Adebayo Alao-Akala also dumped the party for the Labour
Party after the former Senate Leader, Senator Teslim
Folarin was given the party’s ticket.

While declaring his intention to call it quits with the party in
Ibadan yesterday with all his teeming supporters, Makinde
said; “After fruitless efforts to ensure that free and fair
election prevailed within PDP and witnessing the yearnings
of the ordinary people of Oyo State that are asking for
change for the reduction of poverty due to poor
governance, I find it extremely difficult to shy away from
this popular demand to make a difference in lives of our
people.”

Justifying the reason for dumping the party, Makinde
asked, “how can this same party have a candidate who
claims to have been elected with 167votes which is just
about 10percent of the total number of delegates after the
majority or 1, 053 delegates were disenfranchised.”

“I am concerned about the level of deprivation of our
people. Poverty has dehumanized and debased the quality
of lives down to a level that is incompatible with human
dignity.

“In my private capacity, I have tried to lift them up but I
believe that with the instruments of governance, we can
together move farther than any private effort. I have seen
in my interactions with people that they believe in what we
are doing and they are ready to support us to the best their
abilities”, he said.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/oyo-
pdp-crisis-deepens-makinde-others-defect-sdp/
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berem:
I thought Seun has hidden my thread. Good to know its still trending.

Lolzzzzz That's funny

A former Captain of the Green Eagles, Segun Odegbami, said
on Wednesday that Super Eagles goalkeeper, Vincent
Enyeama deserved to be nominated for the BBC African
Footballer of the Year Award.
Odegbami, a member of the Green Eagles squad that won
the 1980 Africa Cup of Nations in Lagos, told the News
Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that Enyeama had been
consistent.
Odegbami said, “I think that Vincent Enyeama deserves it, he
has been probably the most consistent African goalkeeper.
“And he has been so impressive that I thought he should
have been nominated during the last award.
“If one Nigerian deserves it, he’s the one; but since then,
things have changed a little bit.
“I see that he is still maintaining his influence from last
season; and that’s why perhaps he has been nominated
again. I think he deserves it.”
Yaya Toure (Cote d’Ivoire), the current holder, has been
nominated for the sixth consecutive year, along with Pierre-
Emerick Aubameyang (Garbon), Yacine Brahimi, Vincent
Enyeama, and Gervinho (Cote d’Ivoire).
The winner of the award will be decided by fans of African
football, who have until 18:00 GMT on Monday, Nov. 24 to
vote for their choice.


Source: http//:www.punchng.com/news/enyeamas-nomination-for-bbc-african-footballer-award-deserving-odegbami/

A 32-year-old pastor has been remanded in prison for
allegedly raping and impregnating an 11-year-old girl
(names withheld) in Lagos State.
The pastor (names withheld) whose church is located at
Odunbaku Street in Iju Ishaga, a Lagos suburb, was
arraigned at a Senior Magistrates’ Court, Abule Egba, Lagos
State.
According to reports, the pastor allegedly told the victim’s
mother that there is an arrow of death in her house and
must move out to avoid death.
In obedience, the woman moved into the church with her
children.
However, trouble started when the woman noticed some
strange behaviour by her daughter who complained of
stomach pain and showed signs of malaria.
According to the mother, she contacted a nurse who then
treated her for malaria, but the sickness continued until she
underwent a scan which revealed that she was pregnant.
It was later discovered that she was two months pregnant
and when pressed further, she revealed that the pastor gave
her ‘holy water’ to drink and also gave her a red substance
to rub on her face.
The victim further added that she became unconscious only
for her to see the pastor on her.
When she wanted to scream, she said he used his hand to
cover her mouth before sleeping with her, and told her she
would die if she told anyone.
The pastor pleaded not guilty to the two-count charge and
the presiding magistrate, Mr. T. A. Elias, ordered him
remanded in prison custody, pending the advice of
Directorate of Public Prosecution and adjourned the case to
January 2015.


Source: http//:www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/pastor-allegedly-impregnates-11-yr-old/

An official of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC),
Adeniyi Adebayo, on Tuesday told a
Federal High Court in Lagos how huge
sums of money were discovered in the
accounts of a Nigerian-based Indian
businessman, Patrick Fernandez.
Fernandez is standing trial for alleged
money laundering and financial crime
to the tune of N32 billion.
The EFCC had charged the accused to
court on a 56-count-charge that
bordered on alleged attempt to defraud
some commercial banks and money
laundering of about N32 billion.
The accused was specifically arraigned
with three firms linked to him.
The firms are Joseann Global
Resources Limited, Pet Prime Impex
Limited and Pet Ferns Nigeria Limited.
While being cross-examined by the
lead defence counsel, James Osholi
(SAN), the EFCC official said the huge
sums of money were found in the
accounts of the accused based on
cheque.
He added that some of the affected
banks acknowledged that the accused
applied for cheque discounting facility.
Adebayo said: “During interview with
the banks, we were informed by bank
officials that the huge amount was
related to loans granted the accused
especially by Intercontinental Bank.”
Intercontinental Bank had since been
dissolved and merged with Access
Bank.
When asked whether the EFCC could
question bank loans, the witness
replied in the negative, but said the
commission could demand for
documents in relation to any account if
there is any suspicion.
The matter was subsequently
adjourned to December 12, 2014 for
continuation of cross-examination.
Before the case was assigned to the
current judge, Justice John Tsoho, the
matter had previously been handled by
Justice Ramat Ahmed Mohammed,
who has since been transferred out of
the Lagos division of the court.
Adebayo had testified before Justice
Mohammed how the anti-graft
commission came into the picture of
the case.
Led in evidence by EFCC’s lawyer,
Rotimi Jacobs, the witness, who said
his schedule of work included
investigation of economic and
financial crimes, said sometime in
February 2008, a Suspicious
Transaction Report (STI) was
forwarded by the intelligence unit of
the commission to his department for
investigation.
Adebayo told the court that his
department was mandated to
investigate some huge amount running
through the account of the accused and
his three companies.
Based on the development, the witness
said his department swung into action
and wrote letters to the banks involved
and actually got a reply.
He also said some of the banks
indulged in cheque kitting to
perpetuate the crime.


Source: http//:www.dailyindependentnig.com/2014/11/huge-sums-detected-indians-accounts-efcc/

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Peoples Democratic Party governors on Tuesday told
President Goodluck Jonathan that the road to 2015 would
not be smooth for him and the party.
However, they said they were of the opinion that the party
will still win the presidential election and majority of the
governorship seats in the country.
The Chairman, PDP Governors’ Forum and Governor of
Akwa Ibom State, Chief Godswill Akpabio said this on behalf
of his colleagues at President Jonathan’s presidential
declaration at Eagles Square, Abuja on Tuesday.
The governor, who is among the governors contesting for
the position of senator, said that the ruling party will not
handover to sponsors of terrorism.
While saying that he and other PDP governors were behind
the President, Akpabio said, “We were robbed of three
states, but the entry of Ekiti and Ondo States have increased
our number. We may end up with about 30 states.
“But Mr. President, we know that the route to 2015 is not
going to be very smooth but we are assuring you that at the
end of the tunnel victory is yours as victory belongs to all of
us and victory remains that of PDP.
“We will never be intimidated. You are like David in the
Bible, you are fighting all the wars today so that future
Presidents in Nigeria will have peace.
“We recognize that. You have taken the right step by building
the Almajiri schools particularly in Northern Nigeria, you are
building other schools in the South.
“You have decided to take education as a major step to
educate Nigerian children so that they will not be misled in
the future again.
“Never again will people mislead our children into
terrorism; never again will our children succumb to
insurgency. We are witnessing something that is totally un-
Nigerian and we are saying do not be intimidated, we are
behind you.
“Those who are behind you are more than those who are
against you. In 2015 all Nigerians are going to tell you that
we are behind you.”
He said that the opposition was fighting a lost battle, adding
that there was no way the ruling party would handover the
reigns of government to them.
He said that the opposition All Progressives Congress has no
plan for the country, describing it as blackmailer and agent
of destabilizer.
Akpabio added that opposition was fighting selfish war,
stressing that the PDP would not be intimidated.

Source : http//:www.punchng.com/news/road-to-2015-wont-be-smooth-pdp-govs-tell-jonathan/

The actress who recently got herself the much talked about
iPhone 6, damaged the first one she got. But you know all
these celebs, if one should spoil, they would immediately
get a new one. So tonto got herself another one but today,
the new one crashed also. The frustrated woman took to
instagram to clear her mind after damaging the screens.

#GEJ Declares, let’s support him because 6 years is too short to be learning on the job #GEJOneMoreTime #GEJ2015... YeyeDeySmellHallOfShame

At a gathering of 14 divided cities from Baghdad to Sarajevo to
Kaduna, Nigeria, one consistent theme emerged: rising youth
unemployment. Each of the delegations agreed that addressing this
issue is the most important challenge for any city struggling to shift
away from conflict.
It is true in Baghdad, where a disaffected youth – tired of the lack of
opportunity or any hope for a productive future—is descending into
despair throughout an increasingly divided Iraq.
Out of that despair comes a small but steady stream of recruits from
the Sunni population who, tired of the tyranny of a Shia-led
government, are drawn to the apocalyptic, dark vision of the
movement known as the Islamic State (IS).

It is true in Sarajevo and throughout Bosnia, which has the highest youth unemployment rate at 57 percent, according to World Bank data. There, ethnic tensions still smolder from a conflict that ended two decades ago, and an idle and disillusioned youth is left wondering about its future.
An older generation who witnessed the horrors of the war fear that those embers could someday re-ignite hostilities if a better alternative is not presented to young people.
It is true in Kaduna, Nigeria, a city where religious leaders have worked hard to try to heal the divisions between Muslims and Christians. But stemming a tide of violence will only be possible when those leaders can offer a better future to young people through jobs – a distant dream in a country where by some estimates as many as 80 percent of young people are neither employed nor in school.

This rising concern over global youth unemployment was starkly evident at the Forum for Cities in Transition held last week in Belfast. Here, we toured "interface" areas between Protestants and Catholics, places where the lack of opportunity was clearly evident.
Even in Protestant areas where Loyalist paramilitary groups have quieted, resentments still run strong and still erupt into flashes of violence.

Source: http//:www.cnbc.com/id/102169409

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Monday
said it had recovered over N5bn from its investigations into
the oil subsidy fraud.
Also, the anti-graft agency disclosed that more than 40
suspects involved in the fraud are currently facing
prosecution.
EFCC Chairman, Ibrahim Lamorde, revealed these in an
address presented on his behalf by the Commission’s
Deputy Director, Public Affairs, Mr. Osita Nwajah, at a
workshop on effective reporting of financial crimes in
Enugu.
Lamorde added that in the pension fraud matter, the EFCC
has so far secured one conviction and recovered property
valued at over a billion naira.
He dismissed insinuations that the anti-graft agency has
adopted a low profile in the anti-graft campaign.
“A few cynics have in recent times talked about the
commission maintaining a low profile. No such thing exists,”
Lamorde said, adding that cases abound in the agency’s
offices across the six zones of the country.
He revealed that the EFCC is currently investigating a case of
fraud in an old generation bank in Port Harcourt, where a
customer, working with his wife who is a banker in a new
generation bank, defrauded the bank of the sum of N855m.
According to Lamorde, the suspect, identified as one
Uchenna Ogbonnaya Dike, cashed in on system glitches to
perpetrate the scam over a period of five months by
transferring funds from the bank into accounts in the new
generation bank.
He stressed that the EFCC has intensified efforts to
apprehend the suspects’ accomplices, who are currently on
the run.
“We are determined to check all incidences of fraud in the
banking sector,” Lamorde assured.
The EFCC boss urged media practitioners to continue
reporting court cases involving financial crime beyond the
arraignment stage.

Source: http//:www.punchng.com/news/efcc-recovers-n5bn-from-oil-thieves/

naijaking1:
We can see clearly that you are running a Boko Haram publicity stunt here on NL, because of the many anti Nigeria army posts coming from you. Many of the lies or at best unverified.
Why don't you post an article on how many innocent people BK has killed in Mubi? Instead they paid you to talk about what the army did or did not do.
False propaganda is an effective military tool unfortunately our army doesn't know that like you guys in BH

This post shows how immature you are!!!, I've seen this story from several link but I refused to be tempted until I saw this on punch website, so tell me what your cry is all about