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The Independent National Electoral
Commission, INEC says it has
registered over 10,000 eligible voters in
the ongoing voter registration exercise
going at Old Parade Ground, Garki Abuja. -You will recall that a non-partisan campaign by EU and other stakeholders tagged: Youth Vote Count is organizing a free voter registration exercise from Monday June 20-Saturday June 25 , 2022 at Old Parade Ground Abuja. The exercise is expected to climax with a Mega Concert by Nigeria artists at the same venue on Saturday. -The exercise, since Monday it began has witnessed an unprecedented surge of prospective voters trudging into the venue to get registered for the general election. Apart from new registration, some are going to transfer their PVCs while other are going to replace their loss PVCs. -Speaking to Vanguard on the organization, the Deputy Director Data Management, INEC, Ms Abimbola Olagunju said over 10,000 persons had so far been registered in the last three days of the exercise and still expecting to exceed the number before the closing on Saturday. She said it has been very difficult to manage the crown due to the unanticipated surge that is being witnessed at the centre.
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The trial of three former workers with the First Bank
of Nigeria facing attempted fraud charges before a
Lagos State Special Offences Court, Ikeja,
continued on Wednesday.
The defendants, Ozioma Ugorji, 35; Ugwu Emeka,
32; and Obike Chukwuka, 38, were arraigned by
the Economic and Financial Crime Commission for
allegedly attempting to steal N20bn from the bank.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the defendants conspired
to tap into the bank’s server to grant access to a
syndicate.
They were, however, apprehended by the EFCC
on March 6, 2021, following an intelligence report.
During cross examination by one of the defence
counsel, Uchenna Ozoagbo, a prosecution
witness, Adamu Dahiru, told the court that the
defendants were apprehended after one of them
connected a laptop he collected from the syndicate
to the bank’s server.
He said, “They conspired to give access to a
fraudster to defraud the bank of over N20bn. The
report we gathered was that the money was in the
cloud and they needed to bring it out. -“The second defendant (Emeka) had a meeting with the syndicate at a hotel. ADVERTISEMENT “When the first defendant (Ugorji) was arrested, he made a statement that he was introduced to the syndicate by the third defendant (Chukwuka) and that they had communicated with someone from the headquarters. “The second defendant made a statement that a laptop was given after several promises that he should connect the laptop to the bank’s system. “When he was on duty, he connected the laptop to the banking system, but during the connection, the I.P. of the laptop was picked up and the system was destroyed.” The judge, S.O. Solebo, adjourned the case till October 5, 2022, for continuation of trial... |
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prrieslndnws:whats this |
prrieslndnws:not here please |
Dreadlock69:try de check vanguard news |
Totilopussylick:remember those bike were bought with money oh |
sad news indeed |
[b]The Lagos State Government says it has concluded plans to crush 250 motorcycles, including power and dispatch bikes seized for contravening the state traffic laws. Gbadeyan Abdulraheem, Director, Press and Public Affairs, Lagos State Taskforce on Environmental and Other Offences, disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday. “We have made a series of arrests, including dispatch bikes whose riders either convey passengers, even with the delivery box still mounted on the bikes or sometimes disassemble the box and convey the passengers with the bikes. “Unfortunately, some of the owners of these bikes do not know that their bikes have been confiscated, because the riders usually abandon the bikes once apprehended by our officers. “The bikes seized by the Agency, numbering 250 will be crushed over the weekend at the Taskforce crushing site in Alausa,” he said. He urged all dispatch and delivery bike operators to lecture their riders to desist from carrying passengers to Mr Abdulraheem said the agency had also descended on those using power bikes to break traffic rules. “Riding a power bike doesn’t make you immune to traffic laws of the state, especially when it has to do with riding against traffic on one-way, which is highly dangerous to road users and even pedestrians. “Any motorbike violating the state traffic laws will be met with the same level of punishment as the commercial motorcycles of lower capacity,” he said.avoid the risk of forfeiting the bikes to the state government.(NAN)[/b]
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