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Justice Hilary Oshomah of the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt has set Oct. 4, to rule on the suit filed by some law graduates of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN).

The graduates went to court following the refusal of the relevant authorities to admit them to the Nigerian Law School.

Joined in the suit are the Council for Legal Education, National Universities Commission, the Attorney-General of the Federation and NOUN.

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After collaborating with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on a loan repayment plan and
the appointment of an interim board of directors for Etisalat Nigeria, the board of the
Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) Thursday directed the commission to ensure that
all network operators in the country meet financial and technical integrity standards in
relation to telecoms financing.
Concerned about the debt crisis that threatened to hamper Etisalat’s operations, the NCC
board at the end of its meeting said the directive had become imperative in order to
avert unforeseen circumstances in the future.
In a statement signed by NCC spokesman, Mr. Tony Ojobo, the board said: “The board, under
the chairmanship of Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye held an emergency meeting on Wednesday,
July 5, 2017, to review the Etisalat issue in its entirety and also review the
intervention made by the NCC management...

http://medianet.info/2017/07/07/telecoms-financing-all-nigerian-network-operators-must-meet-integrity-standards/

The European Union (EU) Ambassador to Nigeria and ECOWAS, Michel Arrion, says EU will not increase its financial assistance to Nigeria.

Mr. Arrion made this known in Abuja while delivering a Distinguished Lecture organised by the IBB Golf Club, with the theme “40 years of European union in Nigeria: Lessons learned and the way forward”.

The ambassador who said that EU was not promising further assistance to Nigeria however said that Nigeria remains EU key partner in view of the role it plays in global affairs.

The envoy also stressed that the Union would scale up its efforts towards the country’s institutional, political and economic development for a more prosperous future.

https://play.medianet.info/2017/06/30/eu-will-no-longer-offer-monetary-support-to-nigeria-ambassador/

Six-year-old Sunderland fan Bradley Lowery has died following his brave battle with cancer.

Lowery had touched the hearts of the soccer world as he fought neuroblastoma bravely with a smile on his face as he became close friends with former Sunderland captain Jermain Defoe and several figures across the soccer world.

Clubs across the Premier League and beyond paid tribute to his bravery with #bradleysfight raising huge sums for awareness and support for other children suffering from neuroblastoma.

Defoe, who has since transferred to Bournemouth, broke down in tears on Thursday when asked about Lowery’s battle with cancer.

The sad announcement came on Friday as Lowery’s parents posted the following message on Facebook.


https://play.medianet.info/2017/07/07/six-year-old-sunderland-fan-bradley-lowery-died-following-brave-battle-with-cancer/

The Democratic People’s Congress (DPC) has urged eligible Nigerians to take advantage of the on-going Independent National ElectoralCommission (INEC) voter registration to register and obtain voters’ cards ahead of 2019.

The party said it was only through votes that the people can better their lives and that they should do what was right now and not complain after the next general elections.

A statement signed by DPC national chairman, Rev. Olusegun Peters, urged those eligible to register, to partake in the exercise.


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Cameroon authorities forced nearly 900 refugees back to northern Nigeria against their will this week, violating an agreement between the two countries to shield thousands from Boko Haram violence, the United Nations said on Thursday.

The Cameroonian government denied force had been used to send refugees home and said repatriation had taken place with the refugees’ consent.

About 887 Nigerians, most of them children, were ferried across the border on Tuesday night in trucks provided by the Nigerian military and Cameroonian police, the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) said.


http://medianet.info/2017/06/29/cameroon-forces-about-1000-refuges-into-nigeria/

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has offered nine months grace period to tax payers to regularise their tax status or face criminal prosecution for tax offences.

Osinbajo gave the ultimatum in Abuja on Thursday at the inauguration of the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDs).

He said the scheme was specially targeted at taxpayers who had not declared their taxable incomes and assets, as well as those who don’t pay at all, and those who had been underpaying or under remitting.

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As a young school leaver, Damilola Olatunde’s favourite past time was posting funny pictures and status updates on Facebook. All that ended in 2013 after Instagram released an update, allowing users upload videos.

Damilola switched to making Instagram comedy skits right away. With every video, he got better and soon learned to edit them all by himself.

Today, the Florida Memorial University MBA holder, who is popularly known as Aphricanape, is referred to as the new era king of comedy.

With over 436,000 followers, Aphricanape occupies a top position on the list of Nigeria’s biggest Instagram comedians.

“People enjoyed my skits right from the start. As expected, there were some haters and naysayers, but the love I received outweighed the hate, so I kept pushing,” he said recently.

“The ultimate goal is to grow beyond the skits and get into movies in both Nollywood and Hollywood.”

Not only is comedy a full-time job for him, it has earned him stand-up comedy gigs in the US, Canada, London, and Nigeria.

Welcome to bankable world of Nigerian Instagram comedians, many of whom have come from “nothing” to become online sensations.

Not only that, they are sort by brands and raking in lots of money in multimillion naira endorsements while giving analogue comedians a run for their money. But beware. Follow them at your own risk because they can leave you in stitches.

Lately, Instagram has proven to be the easiest and best platform for enterprising Nigerian youth to showcase their creative skills.

Little wonder that a crop of young Nigerian comedians are rapidly taking over the Nigerian comedy space with their teeming Instagram followers. So popular are some of them that multinational brands are taking advantage of their clout and fan base.

Armed with just an Internet enabled phone/tablet, camera, costume, make-up and amazing parody skills, these young men and women are smiling to the bank.

No longer a joking matter!

Next time you are tempted to say, “its just Instagram”, you might want to have a rethink. An average Aphricanape’s Instagram skit attracts 100,000 views, about 1,200 comments, an average of 3000


http://medianet.info/2017/06/17/how-a-nigerian-went-from-nothing-to-becoming-instagram-star/

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has urged members of the public to desist from ill handling of the nation’s currency, the naira.

The central bank stressed that the cost of maintaining the naira note was expensive, while also urging members of the informal sector to embrace the various e-payment options in the economy.

This call was made at the CBN’s ‘Promoting Financial Stability and Economic Development Fair,” in Lagos yesterday, which had a collective attendance of farmers, traders, SMEs and others from the informal sector.

The Assistant Director, Currency Operations Department, CBN, Mr. Benedict Maduagwu said thatthere are so many interventions by the CBN aimed at promoting the well-being and also in diversifying the economy.

http://medianet.info/2017/06/24/cbn-warns-against-poor-handling-of-naira-encourages-e-payment-solutions/

Nbote:
Story... We all know it's his doing.. Who in their right senses would b campaigning for an absentee governor whose only achievements so far is going to Stamford bridge to watch Chelsea's matches every weekend.. D state has regresssed so much dat it seems and feels its on autopilot..

God save naija!

The Democratic People’s Congress (DPC) has urged eligible Nigerians to take advantage of the on-going Independent National ElectoralCommission (INEC) voter registration to register and obtain voters’ cards ahead of 2019.

The party said it was only through votes that the people can better their lives and that they should do what was right now and not complain after the next general elections.

A statement signed by DPC national chairman, Rev. Olusegun Peters, urged those eligible to register, to partake in the exercise.

It said: “Your vote is your power to elect credible candidates that will provide good governance and social justice that will usher better life to our long suffering compatriots. All eligible Nigerians are urged to go to the nearest INEC registration centers in their Local Government Areas and perform this crucial civic responsibility that will further deepen our democratic process.

“DPC reiterates its stand on one man, one vote. Each vote must be counted and count in the overall result in every election. The era of electoral malpractices, rigging and brigandage is gone with the electoral and constitutional amendments that have endorsed the use of electronic voting system in future elections.

http://medianet.info/2017/06/20/power-to-the-people-dpc-encourage-nigerians-to-register-to-vote-in-2019/

Gov. Abubakar Bello of Niger, has disowned supporters placing his posters across the state, urging him to re-contest the 2019 elections.

The Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Mr Jonathan Vasta, said this in a statement made available to newsmen on Wednesday in Minna.

“The governor and the entire government of Niger state are dissociating themselves from such outright contraventions that are not in the character of the administration in the state.

“The governor believes in the rule of law and will not support placing of posters in form of campaign when INEC the body constitutionally empowered to give such go ahead has not done so.’’

Vatsa said that Bello would not encourage such distraction when he was occupied with delivering the dividends of democracy to the people as promised during his campaigns.

http://medianet.info/2017/06/22/vote-2019-abubakar-bello-disowns-supporters-placing-posters-in-public/

BREAKING Today I was awarded a gold medal in the Nigerian Prison Sports festival which lasted 3 weeks the week I left. Medal day was today at 10am. I was in court. YES I enjoyed prison! It is not the best place. My complainant cannot break me. I made the best out of a bad situation. I can even make doughnuts and egg buns too. Wardress Sylva taught me. You can also learn hairdressing and sewing. Most of the females are not interested, just a few. Ijeoma is on death row and she made the dress I wore on my exit and the one I wore at the news conference. These services were FREE. I also did medication counseling free for inmates as a pharmacist. My 81days was not to “correct or rehabilitate” me. I was awaiting trial. Nigeria does not have city jails so we are mixed with convicts. They wear blue, we wear green. That is why I call everyone that called me ex-convict an illiterate. I have not been convicted of a crime yet. Take corrections and improve your knowledge of the English language. It was a rousing welcome for me as prison staff have never seen me with makeup and traditional clothing. They said I looked good. Even lawyers in court were all talking. Thank you Mr. Chibuike the sports director awarding me the medal. I am now in the history books of Nigeria.

https://play.medianet.info/2017/06/22/the-woman-who-won-a-gold-medal-for-partaking-in-the-nigeria-prison-sports-festival/

The Federal Government has unveiled a $300 million World Bank loan facility to support new housing scheme known as the National Housing Finance Programme (NHFP).

According to the Deputy Director, Other Financial Institutions of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr Adedeji Adesemoye, the sceme is a Public Private Partnership (PPP) programme, designed to improve more access to financing housing projects in the country.

Speaking at the unveiling yesterday in Abuja, he explained that the new structure was different from the National Housing Fund (NHF), stressing that it will encourage artisans, graduates and other low income earners to own personal homes with a guaranteed credit from the CBN.

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Nigerian stocks rose to a fresh two-year high on Monday, lifted by gains in cement and banking shares extending a rally which started last month, traders said.

The main index climbed 0.96 percent to cross 34,000 points, a level it last reached in May 2015.

Index provider MSCI this month increased Nigeria’s weight on its frontier index to 7.9 percent from 6.5 percent, meaning that funds tracking it would buy shares to replicate the new weight, analysts say.

In April the central bank allowed investors to trade the naira at market rates, lifting a currency control for them, to help boost confidence as Nigeria grapples with a currency crisis and a recession brought on by low ...

http://medianet.info/2017/06/19/nigeria-stocks-at-2-year-high-as-recession-eases/

Justice A. S. Umar of the Federal Capital Territory High Court sitting in Maitama, Abuja on Monday, admitted in evidence two documents tendered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, against a former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Usman Jibrin, who is standing trial for alleged corruption.

At the last sitting, June 14, there were arguments and counter arguments between Jibrin’s counsel, Y. C. Maikyau, SAN and counsel to the EFCC, Faruk Abdallah, on whether the documents tendered by the latter against the defendant is admissible or not.
The documents are: the Appropriation Act of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 2013 & 2014 on one hand and the the Appropriation Act of the National Assembly for 2013 and 2014 Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on the other hand.

Miakyau had argued that the documents sought to be tendered by the prosecution did not satisfy the provisions of Section 106 of the Evidence Act, while Abdallah cited Section 122 (1) (2) of the Evidence Act to the effect that the documents tendered are admissible.

In his ruling today, Justice Umar admitted the two documents – a three-volume of Appropriation Act of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for 2013 as exhibit 16 a, b and c, and a three-volume of Appropriation Act of the National Assembly 2014 as exhibit 17 a, b and c.

“I have read carefully and examined the relevant Act, the prosecution has conformed to Section 106 of the Evidence Act”, the judge held.

Justice Umar, thereafter, adjourned to July 13 – 14, 2017 for continuation of trial.

Jibrin is facing trial alongside Rear Admiral Bala Mshelia, Rear Admiral Shehu Ahmadu (all retired) and Habor Bay International Limited on a 4-count charge of criminal conspiracy preferred against them by the EFCC.
The naval chiefs whilst in office allegedly bought a house worth N600million from the account of Naval Engineering Services without budgetary provision.

It was also alleged that, the documentation for transfer of ownership of the property was done such that a private company owned by the family of the first defendant (Vice Admiral Jibrin) became the buyer.

http://medianet.info/2017/06/19/nigeria-the-ex-naval-boss-in-fraud-accusation/

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