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The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti state has dismissed claims by Governor Ayo Fayose that he has been discharged and acquitted by the Federal High Court over an alleged N1.3bn poultry project. The state publicity secretary of the party, Taiwo Olatunbosun, in a statement on Thursday, July 21, said the fraud case instituted against Fayose by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in 2005 is still pending at the Federal High Court in Ado Ekiti. Olatunbosun said the governor has been misleading the public for long about the status of the case, adding that the case was never dismissed, but was only transferred from Lagos to the Ado Ekiti division of the court for jurisdiction. The state APC spokesperson challenged the governor to provide the court’s enrollment order discharging him on the poultry project case to convince the public. He said: “It is regrettable that Fayose has made lies and falsehood a major plank of the state policy of his government. “There is no iota of truth in Fayose’s claim of acquittal as no court has delivered judgment on the matter, which is still pending before the Federal High Court, Ado-Ekiti. “The case was last heard by Mr Justice Adamu Hobon of the Federal High Court, Ado-Ekiti, where EFCC gave a blow-by-blow incontrovertible evidence of how Fayose used Biological Concepts Limited owned by his friend, Gbenga James, to defraud Ekiti State of N1.3bn to build houses and purchase a car for his mother. Read more: http://www.sofreedomains.com/2016/07/impeachment-fayose-in-trouble-as-apc.html
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Low global oil prices have hurt Nigeria’s economy, taking it to the brink of recession. But the resulting cash crunch has also had a more unexpected effect – on mass weddings. More than 10, 000 women have registered for the state-sponsored programme in Kano, said Abba Sufi, director-general of the northern city’s “morality police”, the Hisbah. “At the moment we have over 10,000 women who have registered for the mass wedding programme and are waiting to be introduced to prospective suitors when the project resumes,” he told AFP. “The women include divorcees and girls of marriage age registered in person and via social media platforms we operate.” The matchmaking programme began in 2012 to help divorcees remarry in Kano state, which has the highest divorce rate in Nigeria. Under the scheme, the state government pays the bride price and provides furniture and household utensils for the newlyweds. A total of 1,111 couples tied the knot in an elaborate event at Kano’s main mosque in December 2013. At the time, the Hisbah said it had arranged 4,461 marriages since the programme began. Read more http://www.sofreedomains.com/2016/07/economic-downturn-halts-northern.html
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The shocking moment two women were seen performing a sex act on a man at a posh hotel has been caught on camera. The randy trio were seen getting down to business in full view of neighbouring buildings - including the group that filmed the incident in Chicago. Onlookers are heard gasping as the man and the women carry on with their X-rated show. One woman watching the scene unfold can be heard to screech: “Oh my god, she wants it.” A male then replies: “This is great.” The footage has since been seen nearly 400,000 times after it was uploaded onto LiveLeak on Friday. According to the poster, the scandalous act took place at Chicago’s prestigious 60-floor Waldorf Astoria. The five-star hotel has more than 100 rooms and 51 condominiums. Read more http://www.sofreedomains.com/2016/07/scandalous-footage-shows-two-women.html
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