sapphiere: The Nigerian embassy in Germany has suspended its staff member who was caught on video allegedly soliciting sex in exchange for passport.
In the viral video on social media, the unnamed staff member of the Nigerian embassy was seen in a hotel where he had allegedly planned to meet a woman for sex in order to facilitate the issuance of her passport.
In a statement on Tuesday, the embassy said the suspension is with immediate effect so as to probe the allegations of sexual abuse and other criminal activity.
Yusuf Tuggar, Nigeria’s ambassador to Germany, said the official will face the full weight of the law when the investigation is completed.
“We have a zero-tolerance policy towards abuse of office and especially of sexual misconduct,” Tuggar said.
“Our full resources are being deployed to investigate a very serious incident and any other abuses that this inquiry may reveal.
“The investigation is taking place with all the urgency and diligence that this very serious situation demands. When due process is complete, any guilty party can expect to face the full weight of the law. Our heartfelt sympathies are with any innocent victims of abuse.”
Chidinma Dorothy Michael met with an accident near Borromeo round-about Onitsha when a truck carrying sand rammed into their bus on 10th November on their way to pick up school children, Reports.
From The Reports Gathered By , she couldn't escape as she died after been rush to the hospital in Onitsha. According to her brother, Chidinma was on her way to pick up her student when the accident took place.
Sharing the story with , The victim's brother says that, even after the death of her sister, both the director of the school, Rev. Fr Ebube Mmuo Nso, and the school management have refused to say anything about the incident.
Leaving the grieving family in doubt, if their daughter's life meant anything, as non of the school representatives has come to console the family, Reports.
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The Defence Headquarters has said that troops of Operation Thunder Strike, on Tuesday neutralized several bandits in a joint land and air offensive to clear identified bandits’ camps along the Kaduna-Abuja expressway. The Coordinator, Defence Media Operations, Major General John Enenche, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday. Enenche explained that the camps were located at Kuku in Kagarko Local Government Area of Kaduna State. According to him, the operation was executed based on credible intelligence. The statement read: “The Land and Air Components of Operation THUNDER STRIKE have neutralized several armed bandits in a joint offensive operation to clear identified bandits’ camp around Kuku area of Kagarko Local Government Area along the Kaduna-Abuja Expressway axis of Kaduna State. “The operation was executed 17 November 2020, on the heels of credible Human Intelligence reports indicating that a cluster of huts and other structures at the location served as a hideout for a notorious bandits’ leader, named “Major”, along with his fighters,” the statement read in part.
pegix: President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday urged the striking lecturers to return to classrooms.
The President gave the order at the 72nd Foundation Day/Convocation ceremonies of the University of Ibadan, Oyo State.
Represented by the Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC), Abubakar Rasheed, the President described as unacceptable the prolonged disruption of the academic calendar of public universities.
“This (disruption of calendar) is as a result of strikes by university-based unions particularly members of the academic staff union,” the President said.
In the Abuja Zone under Lagi are the Federal University of Technology, Minna; Nasarawa State University, Keffi; Ibrahim Babangida University, Lapai; Federal University of Lafia, and University of Abuja.
According to him, the strike had since February because the government has not shown commitment or willingness towards addressing the union’s core demands for students to resume studies.
He reminded members of the union of the advice to seek other legitimate means of survival as the government has not released salaries withheld since February, 2020.
Lagi said: “Today, we wish to let Nigerians, especially our students and parents know that there is no hope in sight to ending or suspending the ASUU strike that lingered for long.
“Government is yet to show serious commitment towards addressing our core demands.
“One needs not to be a psychologist to understand the behaviour and recent utterances of the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, by showing his disdain for Nigerian academics and has failed to play the role of an unbiased umpire in moderating the imbroglio.
“He has now become the spokesperson to the accountant General of the Federation and Ministry of finance, instead of finding solution for lecturers to get back to work.
“He is turning the wheel of progress backwards by setting ASUU on collision with other pressure groups in the university.

“In the past few weeks for instance, Ngige has said one thing when he met with the union and a different thing on the same subject in an interview with the media.
He described as worrisome not only to students but parents who patronise public varsities the attitude of the minister as a negotiator in the face-off.
“On this, we will like to educate the honourable minister that public universities in Nigeria are creatures of law as each university is established by an Act enacted by the National Assembly,” he said.
He however, called on the renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement, payment and mainstreaming of Earned Academic Allowances into salaries, release of funds for revitalisation of the Nigerian university system among others.
Ordering ASUU members back to work, Buhari said the teachers have been on strike since February over more of payment of salaries and emoluments as well as funding and sundry issues.
He said: “We recognise the rights of workers to express their grievances, through lawful actions, including strikes.
“However, there is a reciprocal obligation on the part of workers and unions to ensure the survival and sustainability of their places of employment.
“Strike action tends to compound the problems in the education sector. The current strike by university teachers has gone on for too long and caused enough devastation in lives of students and the universities alike.
“I urge university teachers to return to their classrooms and seek further accommodation with the government, from the productive ambience of their campuses.”
Buhari also vowed to sanction members of the university community found to be violating the selection process of new vice chancellors, stressing that the process is meant to be open and transparent and credible enough to produce best candidates.
The President said: “Let me add that government is particularly worried about the avalanche of petitions, many bordering on serious allegations of bribery and corruption as well as disrespect for due process, in the course of selecting a new vice-chancellor in some of our federal universities.
“Government has set in motion several mechanisms to monitor the selection process with a view to taking appropriate measures to ensure that the processes are conducted in an open, fair and transparent manner and that all violators are properly sanctioned
nairaobserver2: Internationally recognized Nigerian songstress, Teniola Apata better known as Teni the entertainer, has left many of her fans and admirers out of enough words after she took to social media to share a hypnotizing photo of herself rocking attractive makeup.
This came as a pleasant surprise to many since the songstress is usually seen in her preferred tomboy attire while neglecting the use of makeup unlike most of her female colleagues in the industry.
Most of her followers including some of her colleague celebrities who came across her post, took to the comment section to marvel at how beautiful the makeup made her look while encouraging her to put it on more often.
Teni who shared the lovely photo went ahead to disclose to the general public that a new single from her will be dropping soon.
RealEzee: Well I will say the theme of Made In Lagos puts out the vibes of Las Las we go dey aiit and catching cruise with the opposite sex , evidently the Lagos mindset, lyrically enriched, guess some peeps were expecting to hear ketu ojota, or Yaba yaba ojuelegba, naaah but the vibes mehnnn that's the feel of Lag, free spirit, chilled, steady on the grind no cos for wahala.
Career › Re: Sex-for-passport: Nigerian Embassy In Germany Suspends Staff Member by Oliversmart: 2:29pm On Nov 19, 2020
guess some peeps were expecting to hear ketu ojota, or Yaba yaba ojuelegba, naaah but the vibes mehnnn that's the feel of Lag, free spirit, chilled, steady on the grind no cos for wahala.