Saturday 15 March 2014
Former
Managing Director, defunct Gulf Bank Plc, Johnson Adeyeba, was yesterday
re-arraigned before a Federal High Court in Lagos by the police for alleged N12
billion fraud.
Adeyeba was
re-arraigned alongside seven others, including a Briton, Gareth Wilcox, charged
with his companies-Ibom Power Company and LYK Engineering Company, as well as a
lawyer, Uche Uwechia.
Other accused
are Ignatius Ukpaka and John Ezugwu who are also charged with their company,
Taurus Shelters Ltd.
The accused
were re-arraigned on an amended 21-count charge bordering on fraud and
financial malpractices.
They all
pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The first to
fifth accused had on December 23, 2013 been arraigned before the court to which
they pleaded not guilty.
They were
alleged to have converted over N12 billion from the defunct bank in the guise
of granting loans and overdraft facilities to various companies without
appropriate accounting records.
The accused
were alleged to have converted and appropriated a total of $55.3million and
over N3.7billion belonging to the bank.
Part of the
money was said to have been used to finance a non-existing refinery, while the
others where converted to personal use.
The alleged
offence was said to have contravened Section 390 of the Criminal Code, Laws of
the Federation, 2006.
Justice
Mohammed Yunusa had granted them bail in the sum of N200 million each, with two
sureties each in like sum.
When the case
was called on yesterday, prosecuting counsel, Dania Abdullahi, informed the
court of a consolidated charge, including the names of two more accused and
their company, Ukpaka, Ezugwu and Taurus Shelters Limited.
Abdullahi
prayed the court for the accused to be re-arraigned on the amended charge.
After their
re-arraignment, counsel for the fifth accused, Revell Ogunde (SAN), prayed the
court to allow the accused continue on the bail earlier granted by the court.
Lawyer
representing the sixth to eight accused, Linus Omeye, also prayed the court to
allow his clients enjoy the conditions of bail granted to the other accused who
had previously been arraigned.
Justice Yunusa
granted the prayers of defence counsel.
Meanwhile,
Ogunde informed the court that he had filed a motion challenging the
jurisdiction of the court to hear the suit.
He argued that
the police had no constitutional right to prosecute financial crimes without
the authority of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Ogunde
stressed that the offence against the accused is a general offence which was embedded
on the residual list, and so, can only be entertained by the state High Court.
He, therefore,
urged the court to strike out the charge against his client.
His submission
was supported by the lawyer to the sixth to eight accused; hence the court adjourned
the matter to April 14 for ruling.
According to a
source, the new grandma in town, Salawa Abeni, had gone for shopping at Shoprite
when an overzealous security man engaged her in an argument.
It was stated
that the ugly incident began when one of the guards asked Salawa to offload all
the items inside the cart she was pushing towards the main entrance of the
mall.
She reportedly
questioned the reason for such, but the security man insisted that it was the
policy of the mall not to allow the carts to be taken out by customers.
However, the
argument between the two lasted for minutes as all explanations by the musician
to make the guard see reasons with her fell on deaf ears.
Eventually,
Salawa was forced to pick her items to her car in bits. Her son and one other
dude helped the singer in accomplishing the task.
I think this
is “I must become a star by force syndrome”. What is this industry turning
into?
All these
young actresses who want to make it at all cost are now willing tools in the
hands of film producers and directors as they exploit their body cheaply to
achieve their selfish interests.
Can’t stop
thinking much this low-live actress Biola Ige will be paid to do this?
However, the rest of the pix are for 18+ please be aware!
A Connecticut
pastor seeking to cleanse his soul for a long-past infidelity met fire and
brimstone, then forgiveness from his flock before reportedly keeling over from
a suspected heart attack.
Bishop Bobby
Davis, pastor and founder of the Miracle Faith World Outreach Church in
Bridgeport, kept parishioners after services Sunday, saying he wanted to come
clean about an apparent affair he’d had, one congregant told the Connecticut
Post. Although police are investigating the incident, indications are that he
suffered a fatal heart attack after getting a mixed response.
“After the
service on Sunday, the bishop’s family asked us to remain in the church and the
bishop confessed to us something that happened long ago,” parishioner Judy
Stovall told the newspaper. “He wanted to come clean with all of us. He wanted
to ask our forgiveness.”
Davis, who
served as pastor since the church was founded in 1967, reportedly dropped to
the floor during the screaming.
“We were
shouting, `We forgive you, we love you,’ but the stress of all of it — he had a
heart attack,” Stovall told the paper.
“I held his
head as he lay on the floor … Our congregation is hurting now.”
Davis, of
Monroe, founded the church with his wife, Christine. The couple celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary last June, the newspaper reported.
Covenant
University, Ota in Ogun State reinforced its ban on the use of mobile devices
by students of the school when on Thursday, March 13, 2014 a special notice was
sent out with the institutions list of prohibited items.
In a notice
signed by the Dean of Student Affairs, Mr. Azubuike, the students are
prohibited from using or being in possession of phones, phone chargers, sim
cards, and tablets.
Any student
caught violating these rules will be sanctioned with four weeks suspension.
Covenant
University, which was awarded Nigeria’s Best Performing Higher Institution in
2013 by the Centre for Democratic Governance in Africa (CDGA), has a very
strict policy on disciple and learning.
See the notice
below:
A father in
Houston fatally shot a teenage boy whom he caught in bed with his equally
teenage daughter in her bedroom on Thursday, March 13, March.
The father was
tipped by one of his children that there was someone in his 16-year-old
daughter’s bedroom, he got to the room and shot the 17-year-old boy.
FOX News reports:
A Houston-area
father fatally shot a 17-year-old boy who was inside his teen daughter’s
bedroom early Thursday morning.
The
confrontation occurred around 2:20 a.m. The father had a gun and asked the teen
to identify himself, police said, according to the report. His daughter
reportedly told her father that she did not know the teen and that the two were
not in bed.
The father
said he told the teen not to move, but reportedly saw the teen reach for
something, at which point police say the father opened fire. The teen did not
have a gun. His daughter later confessed that she did indeed know the teen, the
report said.
“You just feel
terrible for the families,” one neighbor told the station. “You just kind of
reflect on both of these families’ lives have changed forever.”
The father was
taken by ambulance from the home for treatment of an unrelated medical situation.
So far no arrests have been made, but detectives told the station that they are
going to refer the case to a grand jury
A Jewish man
has been served a two-year jail sentence by an Israeli magistrate court for
smuggling uninspected eggs from the Palestinian territories into Israel, for
many years. He was charged with 34 counts.
According to
Jewish News, Eliyahu Abraham was specifically charged with transport and
possession of illegal eggs and forging “sell by” dates. Abraham sold eggs
raised by unlicensed breeders and without any veterinary supervision.
Abraham also
transported the eggs without proper refrigeration and without the necessary
permits. In 2013, Abraham was caught by investigators of the Ministry of
Agriculture.
Be’er Sheva
Police also seized 290,000 in illegal eggs. The Magistrate’s Court of Be’er
Sheva was told that Abraham risked the public’s health by potentially spreading
dangerous diseases.
Lagos, Feb.
28, 2014 (NAN) A Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday fixed March 21 to hear a
motion filed by the suspended Governor
of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Malam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, seeking
enforcement of his fundamental right.
Lamido had
filed the suit through his counsel, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo (SAN), seeking an order
restraining the police and officers of the State Security Service (SSS) from
arresting, detaining or otherwise harassing him.
Joined as
first to third respondents in the suit are: The Attorney General of the
Federation (AGF), Inspector General of Police (I-G) and the SSS.
When the case
was mentioned on Friday, Justice Ibrahim Buba adjourned it to March 21 for
hearing, following an application for adjournment moved by counsel to all the
respondents.
Counsel to the
AGF, Dr Oscar Nliam, holding the brief of Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), informed
the court that his office had just been briefed on the matter.
He told the
court that they were yet to receive all the processes filed by the applicant,
and therefore prayed the court for a short adjournment to enable him collate
all processes.
Counsel
representing the I-G, Mr Chukwu Agwu, on his part, informed the court that he
was only notified last night by his boss from the Force Headquarters that the
suit will be coming up in court.
He said that
the second respondent was yet to receive the processes and also prayed the
court for an adjournment to enable him look at the processes when they arrive.
In the same
vein, counsel representing the SSS, Mr Ahmed Musa, also aligned himself with
the submissions of his colleagues, adding that an adjournment will be to their
favour especially as parties were still within time of filing.
Counsel
representing the applicant, Mr Kola Awodehin (SAN),, did not object to the
prayers for adjournment, but noted that the suit bordered on fundamental rights
enforcement and ought to be dealt with expeditiously.
Justice Buba,
however, in a short ruling, adjourned the case to March 21 for hearing.
The News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the court had on Feb. 21, granted an
interim order of injunction, restraining the respondents from arresting,
detaining or harassing the applicant, pending the determination of the motion
on notice.
The interim
order was sequel to an affidavit of urgency filed by the applicant on the same
date.
The court had
also granted the applicant leave to serve the originating summons and other
accompanying court processes on the respondents.
Wednesday 12 March 2014
Nigeria’s
National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), on Wednesday confirmed that 13
dead bodies have been recovered from the boat accident in Festac Town, Lagos on
Tuesday.
Mr. Ibrahim
Farinloye, Information Officer, said the boat capsized at 4th Ave, opposite 41
Road Junction in FESTAC Town, Lagos.
He said the
accident occurred while the boat was trying to cross the passengers from one
side of the road to the other over a distance of about 10 metres.
Farinloye said
the boat had over 15 passengers and confirmed that among the dead were six
children, while five persons were still missing.
The NEMA
official said that there were six survivors.
He added that
a distress call came to the agency at 11.10 p.m. on Tuesday and said that
rescue operation led to the recovery of the bodies.
Farinloye said
that NEMA in collaboration with other emergency service agencies was continuing
with the rescue operation.
Also Dr. Femi
Oke-Osanyintolu, General Manager, Lagos State Emergency Management Agency
(LASEMA), confirmed that 13 dead bodies had been recovered from the mishap.
Oke-Osanyintolu
told NAN on Wednesday that the surviving victims had been taken to hospital for
treatment.
“Thirteen
persons have been confirmed dead and their bodies recovered, while six of the
victims have been taken to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital
(LASUTH) for treatment,’’ he said.
Residents of
Ofulonu in Nsukka, Enugu State have been gripped with shock following the
mysterious death of an 8-year-old girl identified as Chiemerie Asadu.
We gathered
that the girl reportedly committed suicide Monday afternoon.
Sympathizers
who trooped to the scene in their numbers stood speechless as nobody could
adduce reason behind the alleged suicide, considering the age of the deceased.
A resident,
who expressed utter shock over the incident, told us that she saw the girl full
of life in the morning.
“I am terribly
surprised because I saw that girl playing with other children when I was going
to the market in the morning.
“I wonder what
will make a girl of eight to commit suicide. Another thing that surprises me is
that the two legs of the victim are on the ground, which is not normal when one
commits suicide; the legs should be hanging up.
“I urge the
police and relevant security agencies to investigate that suicide; even the
rope on the neck of the victim is not strong enough to kill her.
“If you look
at that rope, you will understand what I am saying. So, I think there is a
cover-up here; the police investigation will unravel the real circumstance
behind the death”, she said.
Meanwhile, Mr.
David Ajibo said the victim, daughter of his brother in-law, was living with
him.
According to
him, “This girl has been staying with us since her father died. I am shocked; I
don’t know what to say; only God knows what happened.
“She was hale
and hearty when I left the house in the morning and I wonder what will make a
small girl of eight to commit suicide”.
When
contracted, the spokesman of the Enugu State Police Command, Ebere Amaraizu,
who confirmed the incident “the police have commenced investigations into the
sudden and unnatural death that occurred on 10/03/14 at about 3.20pm at Ofulonu
Nsukka, where a little girl of about eight years hanged herself dead in the bathroom.
“Corpse of the
deceased is now deposited at Bishop Shanahan Mortuary at Nsukka just as
investigations are intensified to unravel the circumstances surrounding the
incident”.
The Sabo
Police Station on Tuesday arraigned a 49-year-old pastor, Moyo Martins, before
a Yaba Chief Magistrate’s Court for allegedly cutting off the fingers of a
two-year-old child, Saidat Faleye.
The incident
happened on Olumo Street, Iwaya Onike, Yaba, Lagos State.
It was learnt
that the mother of the victim, Mrs. Bola Faleye, had left her in the care of
Martins on Thursday, when she wanted to take her bath.
After she was
gone, the child and the suspect were said to have been together in his room.
About five
minutes later, the child suddenly let out a loud shriek of pain which drew the
attention of neighbours.
They
reportedly alerted her mother who equally rushed to the scene in panic. She
found her child’s ring and little fingers chopped off.
It was alleged
that Martins sawed off the fingers in his room.
The kid was
said to have been rushed to a hospital within the area for treatment.
The suspect
initially denied knowing anything about the incident. However, upon his arrest,
he allegedly confessed that he did it in error and pleaded to be forgiven.
He was
arraigned on one count, which reads, “That you, Moyo Martins, on March 6, 2014,
about 1.10pm, at 5, Olumo Street, Iwaya Onike, Yaba, Lagos in the Yaba
Magisterial District, did use sharp saw to cut off the left finger of one
Saidat Faleye, aged 2 years.”
The police
prosecutor, Mr. F. Ifijeh, said the offence was punishable under Section 243 of
the Criminal Law of Lagos State, Nigeria, 2011.
The defendant
pleaded not guilty to the charge and elected summary trial at the magistrate’s
court.
The Chief
Magistrate, Mrs. Y.O Aje-Afunwa, admitted him to bail in the sum of N100,000
with one surety in like sum.
The
matter was adjourned till April 24, 2014.
The son of the
monarch of Ojokoro, Lagos State, western Nigeria, Ade Taiwo, has been arrested
by the police for alleged armed robbery.
Police sources
said Ade and four other suspects were arrested for alleged armed robbery in the
area following a tip-off.
Ade was
arrested on Tuesday by the police at Ojokoro division and transferred to the
State Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, Ikeja, Lagos.
Source
revealed that Ade’s arrest followed a robbery attack in Ojokoro recently and
some suspects who were arrested allegedly implicated him.
However the
incident was confirmed by a policeman at Ojokoro division who did not want his
name mentioned.
“Yes
the police arrested some suspected armed robbers including the son of the Kabiyesi
(monarch) and we have transferred the matter to SARS.”
The Economic
and Financial Crimes Commission on Monday March 10, 2014 arraigned the quartet
of Joseph Sule Emoabino, David Eson Igbinoba, Agbator Gaskin Efe and Dr. Simon
Imuekeme before Justice Esther Edigin of the Edo State High Court on an 8-count
charge that borders on diversion of the
sum of N113 million allocated for a particular project to another project
contrary to section 22(5) of the Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences
Act 2000 and engaging in criminal conspiracy to commit an offence contrary to
section (26) (1) (c) of the same Act.”
The
quartet who were chairman, secretary,
director of Finance and Accounts of the State Universal Basic Education Board
and Secretary to Edo State Government respectively are alleged to have
fraudulently diverted the said sum to a project not covered by the intervention
funds allocated by the State Universal Basic Education Commission.
One of the
charges reads, “that you Joseph Sule Emoabino, David Eson Igbinoba, Aghator
Gaskin Efe and Dr. Simon Imuekeme being chairman, secretary, director of
finance and accounts of State Universal Basic Education Board, Edo State and
secretary to government of Edo State respectively, on or about the 5th of June,
2012 in Benin within the jurisdiction of Edo State High Court, spent the sum of
N16,853,242.58 (Sixteen Million, Eight Hundred and Fifty Three Thousand, Two
Hundred and Forty Two Naira, Fifty Eight Kobo) for construction of perimeter
wall fence in Ivbiore Primary School Ugbor, a project not covered by the
intervention funds allocated by the State Universal Basic Education
Commission/state government and thereby committed an offence.”
When the
charges were read to the accused persons, they all pleaded not guilty.
In view of the
plea of the accused persons, counsel to EFCC, Aso Larry Peters asked the court
to fix a date for trial. However, counsel to the 1st and 4th accused persons,
H. I. O Oshomah and O. A. Omonuwa (SAN) told the court that they had filed
applications for bail for their clients.
Tuesday 11 March 2014
For few years now, there has been a
major problem about 419ers whom calls themselves, developers or care-taker,
collecting money from lots of people over a few numbers of rooms in a
particular house. Such cases is no longer news in Nigeria, Lagos in particular.
However, few years back, such case
happened in 15, Shokunbi Street, in Mushin. One Bayo Lawal (A.k.a Bayo Wale
Investment), a developer who build a two storey building with about 19flats and
7 shops and collected money from about 128 people.
However, after endless efforts from the
defrauded tenants, Bayo was arrested and his case transfer to EFCC’s office.
Few years after, judgment was giving as Bayo was sentenced to 5years
imprisonment and restoration of N62,573,000.00 instead of the N100,000,000.00;
In conclusion, we are appealing to President
Ebelle Goodluck Jonathan (GCFR) to come to our aid has EFCC as turn in
lackadaisical attitudes towards this case.
Rev. (Mrs.)
Ejiro Flora Kwakpovwe, the Managing Director of the daily faith lifter and
daily terrorist of Satan/his cohorts, OUR DAILY MANNA (ODM) WORLDWIDE, Assistant
General Overseer of MANNA PRAYER MOUNTAIN INTERDENOMINATIONAL and also Managing
Director, MANNA CHARITY FOUNDATION and MANNA RESOURCE CHARITY FOUNDATION is a
strong pillar, a visionary and a wonderful planner who complements the efforts
of her husband by coordinating all other affairs under the MANNA PRAYER
MOUNTAIN INTERDENOMINATIONAL.
Beautiful
Ejiro who her husband, BISHOP (DR.) CHRIS KWAKPOVWE legally married ABOUT
14YEARS AGO is a woman of noble character worthy of emulation. She has a large
heart to pursue the good of the ordinary people.
Her sterling
attributes have helped her husband to obey God’s command to become great. As
the saying goes, “behind every successful man, there is always a woman.” She
works as a virtuous woman to crown her husband’s ministerial work.
A devout
vessel of God, a rare and unique individual living for higher purposes, Rev.
(Mrs.) Flora Ejiro Kwakpovwe gave her life to Christ in the year 1982. She
experienced an epiphany, a spiritual flash that would change the way she viewed
herself.
You may ask
"Where did Rev. (Mrs). Flora Kwakpovwe finds the strength and perseverance
to place herself completely at the service of others? “She found it in prayer
and in the silent contemplation of Jesus Christ, His Holy Face, and in His Sacred
Heart," Rev. Ejiro Flora Kwakpovwe, an embodiment of success, would only
be described as a huge blessing to humanity. She, for a long time, has been
approaching her endeavours with much courage and this has established her as a
dynamic preacher, evangelist, philanthropist and a humanitarian with a heart to
touch the lives of many.
The mother of
children is a product of the Abia State University where she bagged a Bachelor
of Science degree in Government/Public Administration. Her thirst for knowledge
was the driving force that prompted her to obtain her Diploma in Theology from
Interdenominational Video School of Ministry (IVSOM), Warri, Delta State 30
years ago. It was at this school that her life was moulded physically,
spiritually and fitted for God’s purpose for her life and the entire
Christendom. On Sunday December 16, 2001 she was awarded an Honourary Doctorate
degree on missions by the Calvary Academy in collaboration with the Light House
Christian University Brooklyn, New York, United States of America.
She believes
that the primary calling of a woman is to help her husband accomplish whatever
work God has committed into his. A role
model for the Nigerian Youth, and women at large. Her life-long devotion to the
care of the poor, the sick, and the disadvantaged was one of the highest
examples of service to our humanity.
Her interests
lie in the promotion of the rights and dignity of the poor, disadvantaged and
most vulnerable members of the society. These have been her philosophy and her
reason for making charity a matter of compulsion. This attribute of hers has
not gone unnoticed since many people are benefitting from her ineffable
gestures either in cash or kind or even both.
In March 2013,
she was awarded the outstanding Mothers Award 2012 (Humanitarian) by R-Well
media an Advertising Co. Nig. Ltd. 2013 African Role model Award for excellence
by African Age Magazine, most inspiring female Pastor 2014 by Top Celebrities
magazine female Achievers Award 2014, and still counting.
A pretty and
decent woman, full of ideas, and a patriot to the core. She got born again at
Urhobo College, Warri, Delta State. She is a native of Ugono Orogun in Ugheli
Local Government Area of Delta State; born to the family of late Chief and Mrs.
Samson Igugu. Rev (Mrs.) Kwakpovwe is a devout vessel of God, rare and unique
individual living for higher purposes.
The setback
which brought about losses and sufferings to the visionary Bishop (Dr.) Chris
Kwakpovwe, gave birth to Our Daily Manna which started on the day he
(Kwakpovwe) wanted to commit suicide in the form of two printed sheets until he
was led to convert it into a Daily Devotional booklet.
It may
interest you to know that Rev (Mrs.) Ejiro F. Kwakpovwe by the grace of God gave
the name to the popular devotional –OUR DAILY MANNA.
So,
interestingly it was solely sold and distributed mostly by ministry members who
had no job or jobs but used it as a means of survival. Interestingly too, it
has gone into the outermost parts of the world, and today it is being
distributed worldwide by local and international distributors, sold in
churches, bookshops, streets and street corners, hospitals, prisons,
orphanages, Bureau centres (business centres) and all corners of the world.
Speaking on
the vision, the Publisher/Author of the devotional booklet who also doubles as
the Bishop of MANNA PRAYER MOUNTAIN, Dr. Chris Kwakpovwe stressed that the book
is to provide people with daily practical life stories, inspirational Bible
expositions, breakthrough prayer points, song and strong prophetic
declarations.
His words
“Note that when God introduced Himself to Moses in Exodus 3, He did not say, “I
WAS” (past tense) He said “I AM”(fresh and present tense). To really know Him
as “I AM”, you must know Him in the present (not in the past). But you cannot
know HIM every day through HIS WORD and PRAYER”.
Annie
Hawkins-Turner is used to people being unable to look her in the eye — as she
boasts the world’s largest natural breasts.
Annie’s
gigantic size 102ZZZ assets weigh nearly 85lbs, each heavier than the average
four-year-old child.
And she now
makes a living from her unusual assets – starring in soft-core porn movies
under the pun-tastic name of Norma Stitz.
Annie, hails
from Atlanta, Georgia, is known worldwide for her raunchy videos and gets
plenty of attention in person as well.
A Nigerian lady
has thrown a British asylum judge into trouble after police arrested her in the
judge’s home, not just for criminal damage, but also for living in Britain
illegally.
The Nigerian,
Fatima Umar, 39, lived with Senior Tribunal Judge Richard McKee, 65, in his
home. The police arrested her following the report of a break-in the Kilburn
basement flat of the North London home of the judge.
According to a
report in Mail Online, Fatima apparently resisted arrest and was said to have
assaulted the two constables who wanted to arrest her.
Fatima was
charged with causing around £5,000 of criminal damage at the Kilburn property
and assaulting two police officers. She is now serving two eight-week prison
sentence and faces deportation.
For Mckee, his
problem with the law was that he was found to have been helping the Nigerian
partner financially.
He was also
found to have been very soft on asylum cases that came before him for
determination.
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