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The President of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Ayuba Wabba, monday in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State capital said the congress is planning to embark on a one day protest against the high level of corruption that had been going on in the country.

Wabba, who spoke at the opening of the 2015 NLC Rain School in the state which had as its theme “The Labour Movement and the Politics of Change in Nigeria,” said the protest will be an expression of anger and total condemnation of corruption in the Nigeria.

According to him, the Congress National Executive Council will hold in a few days’ time in Abuja where the congress leadership would ask National Executive Council of the union to declare a National Protest Action on corruption.

“The Congress National Executive Council will hold in a few days’ time in Abuja; the congress leadership will ask NEC to declare a day of National Protest Action to highlight our anger at the massive corruption and bad governance of the recent past.

“And make our case that all stolen wealth must be recovered, and those involved, face appropriate punishment for their crime,” Wabba said.

He called on President Muhammadu Buhari, to release all the names of corrupt public officers that looted the national treasury.

The NLC president pointed out that the congress was waiting for Buhari to unfolds his programmes in restructuring the Nigerian economy acknowledging the position of the president to throw open the identities of public officers who participated in the massive looting of over $150 billion in the last decade alone.

“We await the arrest and prosecution of the former minster who was recently alleged to have stolen $6 billion from our commonwealth,” he said

The 2015 general election in which the All Progressives Congress (APC) defeated the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the NLC President said, had shown that Nigeria has come of age democratically.

He lauded the education department of the union for its hard work in ensuring that the 2015 rain school was held successfully.
The state Chairman of NLC, Etim Ukpong, had earlier said labour would continue to support government, adding that the welfare of workers must remain paramount in their agenda.

“Workers hereby express their encouragement to government as already demonstrated, hope to assist as we did to previous administration to succeed,” he said.

Police in Ogun State have arrested a middle-aged man, Kola Adegbite, for allegedly using charms to beat a commercial motorcyclist to death. Adegbite, an official of the Articulate Motorcyclists Owners and Riders Association of Nigeria (AMORAN), was said to have committed the crime on Sunday at the popular Bank bus stop in Ifo, the headquarters of Ifo Local Government Area.
It was learnt that the incident was fallout of an argument over union ticket collection between the suspect and the 25-year-old victim, Ahmed Azeez. The refusal of Azeez to part with N450 as ticket levy led to an altercation with Adegbite who, along with other AMORAN officials on duty, pounced on the recalcitrant motorcyclist. Witnesses said both Azeez and Adegbite initially exchanged blows but the latter retreated and brought out a charm to hit his victim.
The suspect was said to have attempted to run away but was forced by sympathisers to carry the dying motorcyclist to the Ifo General Hospital where the victim eventually died. Policemen from Ifo Divisional Police headquarters were said to have promptly arrested Adegbite in connection with the death.
Speaking with our correspondent yesterday, the victim’s brother, Akeem Azeez, decried the attitude of AMORAN officials over the issue of union ticketing. He said: “The AMORAN people are a menace to the society. They harass riders all the time in the name of giving tickets. Less than three weeks ago, there was a case at Coker town in this local government where three riders were badly beaten over ticket issues. “They behave like demons and they often tout government at all levels as their backers. Their impunity is unparalleled and they believe they are above the law.”

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A self-acclaimed Pastor and General Overseer of a new generation pentecostal church in Lagos, has been arrested over allegation of human trafficking.

According to reports, the pastor was arrested by the Nigeria Immigration Service operatives attached to the Lagos State Command, after one Benedicta Okolo who was arrested earlier, fingered him as the facilitator of the trafficking syndicate.

The 24-year-old Okolo was arrested after she had gone to the office of the NIS to process an e-passport with false identity.

Upon interrogation, Okolo told the officers that it was the pastor who procured the e-passport for her to procure a Dubai visa.

The Comptroller of Immigration in the state, spoke on the arrest:

“Benedicta is a victim of a trafficking ring. But our eagle-eyed officers noticed the discrepancies in her biodata.

She lied to the passport officers that her name is Miss Karem Rachel, but investigation showed she is Benedicta Elejo Okolo.

Following her confession, we arrested her facilitator, a pastor, and we have handed the suspects to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Person, NAPTIP.

Okolo said she met one Mr. Charles Arinze and his sister, who claimed that they reside in Dubai, on social media.

Following their interaction, Okolo was invited to Lagos where she met one Agnes Chinyere, who later took her to a herbalist where hair from her private part, armpit, head and her blood were taken by the herbalist.

They took her the next day to the airport with a proxy passport where she was refused departure. She was, thereafter, asked to meet the said Pastor.”

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A 63-year-old married man with three wives, has been found dead during a marathon sex session
with his secret lover, herself a married woman.

BY GBOYEGA ADEOYE

She was in the throes of childbirth and needed to get to the hospital fast. Gripped by an excruciat­ing pang of labour, she held her aching waist and hobbled towards the bus station, ea­ger to catch a cab to take her to hospital fast. Just then, a ‘Good Samaritan’, a neighbour named Abdul, drove out of no­where and offered to help her to the bus stop. She heaved a sigh of relief.

“Help has come at last,” Am­ina Usman, a Nigerian mother of four girls, who was about to deliver her first boy, must have intoned.

Unknown to her, she had just boarded a car driven by a Satan incarnate who took her to desti­nation death.

In his dark and clandestine search for either power or wealth or both, the brute drove the hap­less pregnant woman in labour to a bush. What happened next is the stuff that epic horror movies are made. The animal drew out a cutlass and slashed the woman’s head almost in half. Then, he sev­ered vital parts of her body for reason only he could explain.

The gory incident happened on Monday, July 13, 2015, in Yeji, Brong Ahafo Region. Since then, the community has been in deep mourning, and the suspect has been cooling his feet in police detention.

Umaru Amadu, a relation of the deceased, fought back tears several times as he led a dele­gation of the bereaved family to Sunday Sun office on Tuesday.

Recounting the account of the husband to the murdered wom­an, Ahmadu Mohammadu, the delegation leader said the grue­some murder occurred in the wee hours of that black Monday.

According to him, Amina had spent the previous night in pain. From her wriggling, and the kicks she complained she was getting from her lower abdomen, the man said no one needed any soothsayer to know that her time to bring forth her brand new baby was ripe. Her husband, Ah­madu Mohammadu, was agitated because it was too dark and too risky for them to embark on the journey to the nearest hospital in Yeji. It was in the small hours of the night.

Finally, what seemed like an endless night soon yielded to a brand new morning. It was time to dash off to the hospital. Father of Ahmadu, the husband, took a bicycle and raced to the bus park to arrange for a vehicle that would convey Amina to the hos­pital.

Just then, like a bolt from the blues, Abdul, neigh­bour-turned-murderer, ap­proached Amina and offered to help her to the bus station, where her father in-law was al­ready waiting. For someone who was under severe pang of labour, the woman saw the offer as god-sent. Without hesitation, she sauntered into the car and Ab­dul zoomed off on a journey that would never see his passenger back to life in one piece.

Trouble started when they approached the bus station and Abdul would not apply the brake. Rather, his leg sank deeper into the accelerator and, in a flash, the vehicle zoomed pass the bus station, leaving the woman’s fa­ther-in-law, who had been wait­ing for her arrival, in a quandary, totally oblivious of the fact that Amina’s journey had been fatally diverted.

By this time, sweat had begun to form on Amina’s forehead, as she reportedly pleaded with her abductor for mercy. But Abdul would not bulge. He had made up his mind to kill and nothing would change it. She cried and yelled but her plea fell on deaf ears.

The vehicle veered into a nearby bush and shrieked to a halt. Amina’s effort to jump out of the car and run for dear life was turned to a mirage. As she attempted to open the car door, gripped by fear and trepidation, Abdul launched out with a cut­lass. She jumped out of the car and ran as fast as the legs of a woman in labour could with­stand. But it was an effort in futility. Abdul dealt her a severe machete blow that cut her head almost in half. Amina fell with a thud. Her blood gushed out as her face became a mask of hor­ror. But daredevil Abdul hadn’t finished his devilish mission. A mission to snuff life out of Amina totally before removing some of her vital parts. He inflicted more machete cuts, this time to the neck and leg.

Now sure that the mother of four was stone dead, he brought out a knife and clinically re­moved her left breast and private part before bolting away in his car, blood dripping from the hu­man parts he had removed.

Umaru Amadu, who spoke on behalf of the family of the late Amina’s husband, said a man, Tokosi, who was working in his farm that Black Monday, watched in horror as Abdul car­ried out the dastardly act. It was Tokosi who rushed to the police station to report his gory find. Not too long after, Abdul was arrested. He is now cooling his heels in a police cell.

“Abdul is a Ghanaian, also liv­ing in Yeji,” Amadu said. “Amina thought he was offering to render a sincere help, so, she entered his car when he offered to take her to meet the father in-law at the bus station.”

When the police got to the scene of the crime, they only met the mutilated body of Amina. They deposited it in the morgue of Roma Hospital, in Yeji.

“Ever since the incident hap­pened, the family has been in deep grief,” Amadu continued with an emotion-laden voice. “Amina had four children, all girls. The first one is Mariam, who is 10 years old, and the last one, Hazumi, is just two years old. But when pain forced Amina to deliver after her assailant had overpowered her, she delivered a baby boy.”

The baby also died. Its lifeless body was deposited with that of his mother at the Roma Hospital morgue.

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The Peoples Democratic Party caucus at the House of Representatives said on Sunday that its members were in shock to hear that President Muhammadu Buhari actually supported the ambition of Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila to be the Majority Leader of the 8th Assembly.

Gbajabiamila, an All Progressives Congress lawmaker from Lagos State, initially wanted to be the Speaker but he lost the election to an APC member from Bauchi State, Mr. Yakubu Dogara.

Following a 49-day leadership tussle, Gbajabiamila eventually emerged on Tuesday last week as the Majority Leader of the House.

However, the PDP lawmakers stated on Sunday that the latest revelation that the President was backing Gbajabiamila to be the Majority Leader went contrary to his initial public declaration that he would remain neutral in the choices of the principal officers of the National Assembly.

At an interactive session with journalists in Abuja last Friday, Gbajabiamila had disclosed how he wanted to opt out of the race for principal officers but was prevented by the President.

The Lagos lawmaker had said, “But, on principle, the President did not accept it (that he should give up fighting); my party did not accept it and I thank God for the kind of confidence they have in me to be able to deliver the goods for the party.

“Who am I to say no? It was on principle that we stayed on course.”

The Minority Whip of the House, Mr. Yakubu Barde, who spoke on behalf of the caucus, noted that it would appear that the President did not tell Nigerians the truth when he earlier said that he was not interested in whoever emerged as principal officers in the legislature.

He added that the majority leader’s revelation had also thrown up the question as to who between Buhari and Gbajabiamila had lied to Nigerians.

The caucus whip stated, “However, with the latest revelation by Gbajabiamila, we are not sure who is telling the truth between the two men.

“It is either one of them lied to Nigerians or both men jointly and separately lied.

“If as Gbajabiamila claimed, Buhari did influence his emergence as House leader, it will rather be unfortunate that the President is not a man of his words and Nigerians should now begin to scrutinise every word that emanates from him.

“We are alarmed by this development because it portends grave danger for our democracy and the independence of the legislature.

“The President must resist the temptation to use his power and influence to compromise the institution of the National Assembly by directly involving himself in the process of emergence of the principal officers of the House.”

The PDP caucus said the development also suggested that the President belonged to “a few people” as against his inauguration declaration of “I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody.”

Backing his claim with a saying, “no crown is
subordinate to another,” the former President said
cities and areas were normally of different sizes.
He recalled that in the past, obas never saw one
another, but sent messages through emissaries.

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Bt av been ftc countless times, ma topic have been on fp many times all in dis year i registered.....

She pleaded with the court to quicken the divorce process so that she could formalise her travel
documents for her business as he failed to send her to school as earlier promised.

In 2012, the Federal Government embarked on a scheme to expand the scope of basic education and make provision for 124 Almajiri schools.

The procurement plan provided by the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) showed that the estimated cost for each of these Almajiri schools to be built across the country was between N8 million and N196 million.

Using the procurement documents, monitors were able to trace an Almajiri school in Gwagwalada.

They found that although the school which was awarded for the cost of N56,266,244.16 was completed, it remained unopened 6 months after issuing a job completion certificate to the contractor who handled the project.

khiaa:
There are lots of Nigerians who are American citizens so what does his name have to do with anything?

The wife remains my oldest friend and we have been through some wildlife together, boyfriend
swapping and all those naughty things young women did, visiting spiritualists to make men fall and stay with us as long as we wanted. It was this charm my friend actually used on him the first time they met.

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