Saturday 30 November 2013
NII ORDARTEY LAMPTEY, FORMER GHANAIAN FOOTBALLER STAR, JUST DISCOVERED HIS 3 KIDS ARE NOT HIS AFTER 20 YEARS
Former
Ghana International football star, Nii Ordartey Lamptey, has just discovered
shockingly that none of the 3 children, he has fathered with his wife are not
his biological children after over 20 years of marriage, XYZ News can confirm.
The ex-footballer suspected the wife of infidelity and asked for
a DNA test on all the children only to discover that he is not the biological
father of all the three children.
According to reports, the wife known as Gloria is now claiming
that the man is infertile, and that it was Lamptey who suggested for an artificial insemination.
The
former Anderlecht and Aston Villa star has reportedly filed for a divorce from
his wife who he claims has deceived him for good 20 years.
According to reports, Nii Odartey Lamptey has suspected his wife
of infidelity for several years, but decided to stay in the marriage out of
love and the chain of businesses they own together.
A source close to the former Ghana star revealed to XYZ News
that Nii Odartey Lamptey has on several occasions ‘fought’ with his wife to
make her change her cheating ways.
During Nii Odartey Lamptey’s career, he played as a striker from
1990 until 2008 notably for Aston Villa, PSV Eindhoven, Coventry City and the
Ghana national football team.
He is known foremost for his erratic career, in which he became
a superstar as a teenager and then suffered a long string of failures which
burnt him out well before his time.
Lamptey
has been used as a byword for a cautionary tale of putting too much pressure on
young players to be successful.
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PAUL WALKER ( THE FAMOUS ACTOR IN "FAST AND FURIOUS) DIES IN A CAR ACCIDENT AT 4O
American
actor Paul Walker, perhaps best known for his roles in the “Fast and Furious”
films died on Saturday (Yesterday) in a car crash at the age of 40.
“Sadly I must confirm that Paul did pass away this afternoon,”
Ame Van Iden told ABC News in an email.
Though the rep gave no more details, entertainment web site TMZ
reported that Walker was in a Porsche when the driver lost control and crashed
the vehicle into a tree.
The
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station confirmed in a statement to Us Weekly
that there were two fatalities in a traffic collision at approximately 3:30
p.m. Saturday.
Walker became popular in 1999 after his role in the hit film
Varsity Blues. However, he is perhaps best known for starring as Brian O’Conner
in The Fast and the Furious film series.
His other films include Eight
Below, Into
the Blue, She’s
All That and Takers.
May
his gentle soul reat in peace.
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ANAMBRA GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION: WILLIE OBIANO DECLARED WINNER BY INEC AMIST PROTEST FROM APC.
Amist
voter apathy and protests that followed the November 16 governorship election
and the supplementary election in Anambra State, the candidate of the All
Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Mr Willie Obiano, has been declared winner.
The agents of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Labour
Party (LP) governorship candidates in the Anambra State governorship election
were conspicuously absent at the supplementary election held in 209 polling
units across 16 local government areas, yesterday.
This is just as the poll was visited by poor voter turnout in
most areas.
In most areas where the elections took place, low voters turnout
was apparent though electoral materials from the Independent National Electoral
commission (INEC) arrived relatively early unlike what obtained last Saturday,
whereby late arrival of material threatened the polls in some polling units.
However,
the trio of Senator Chris Ngige of the APC; Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah of the Labour
Party and Comrade Tony Nwoye of the PDP have described the low turnout as a
justification of their calls for the cancellation of the election.
Though the three parties had stated that they would not
participate in the election, some of their members were seen around polling
units. At the Polling Unit 016, Igweamaka Primary School, Aguluzoigbo, members
of the APC including the chairman of the party in the local government, who
refused to disclose his name, said that they were there to monitor the process
not to participate while at the Polling Unit 006 and 007, Chukwurah Primary
School, Abatete, agents of the PDP and the LP were seen participating in the
election.
In Idemili North Local Government Area, which has the highest
number of registered voters, turnout at many polling units reflected that only
11 to 17 voters had showed up to vote.
Similarly, in one of the polling units at Oyi Local Government,
Sunday Tribune gathered that nine voters showed up to vote out of about 3,000
registered voters, with people in Onitsha North and Onitsha South council areas
people opening their shops and going about their respective businesses.
Reacting to the poor turnout Senator Ngige told reporters that
it was an indication that the electorate has lost hope in the electoral
process, adding that the electorate couldn’t have turned up to vote in view of
the charade of November 16, 2013.
In the same vein, Media Aide to Dr. Ubah, Mr. Afam Ilouno told
newsmen that “you do not need anything more to convince INEC and Nigerians that
Anambra people have been raped. They shown that they have no confidence in what
is going on and it is expected that the electoral commission should learn a
lesson by starting all over again.”
Tribune
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FLYING WIZARD CRASH LANDED DURING A VIGIL AT OKRUDU RIVER KAIMEBRE IN GHANA.
Ghana
– A man who is belived to be in his 70s, claimed to be a wizard, was on
Wednesday found on the banks of the Okrudu River at Kaimebre, a settlement near
the Kasoa New Market in the Central Region.
The man, who gave his name as Charles Atta, looked frail, pale
and bore protruding breasts like that of a teenage girl.
His body was smeared with mud from the bank of the river where
he was found by two brothers, Liberty Obeng and Innocent Obeng, who claimed
they found the strange man crying for help.
The two brothers told Daily Guide reporters that the
self-acclaimed wizard confessed to them that he was in the company of
colleagues, including a medical doctor and were flying to Cape Coast for a
meeting when he was forced down.
According
to him, they were flying over a church where an all-night vigil was being held
when he crash- landed at Servant Kings International School.
“When we asked him where he was coming from, Atta told us that
he was from Akuapem Akropong but was flying to Cape Coast to attend a meeting
for witches and wizards,” he said.
Charles also confessed that the two puffy protrusions on his
chest were breasts taken from his 16-year- old granddaughter and that he
normally borrowed them for his night activities.
The two brothers said they were initially confused and
bewildered by the weird sight of the man, and not knowing what to do him took
him to Pink FM, a local radio station at Kasoa for help.
When the strange announcement was made on radio, hundreds of
people besieged the premises of the radio station to see the suspected wizard.
Upon hearing the news, the Kasoa District Police dispatched a
number of police personnel to the station to save the victim from being
lynched.
Superintendent Samuel Tabril Punobyin told the paper that the
police did not investigate spiritual matters and that the suspected wiz-ard
could therefore not be charged.
He said the police would look for the family erf the man and
hand him over to them. Charles Atta is still in the custody .of the Kasoa
Police.
By Daily Guide
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Friday 29 November 2013
GOV OSHIOMOHOLE TELL A WIDOW CRYING TO 'GO AND DIE
In a
video in Youtube Edo state Governor Adams Oshiomhole was caught telling a
crying widow ‘go and die’ during a sanitation exercise in Benin City with some
state officials recently.
The woman was hawking on the road side which is illegal in the
state but to tell her to go and die after she knelt in front of him, crying and
begging him not to seize her little means of livelihood, is just cold-hearted.
This can best be described as the most shocking remark made by
the Governor to a poor widow.
He said: “You’re a widow, go and die!”
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Wednesday 27 November 2013
THE NEW PDP AND AC AGREED NEW POWER SHARING DEAL;DEFECTING LAWMAKERS' SEAT SAFE.
Prince
Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, the National Publicity Secretary of the just breakaway
faction of the PDP, has denied a press statement credited to him stating that
the merger between the group and APC, was still on hold.
Eze categorically denied issuing the statement, which was widely
circulated by media outlets. He also added that a Memorandum of Understanding,
MOU, with the All Progressives Congress was signed.
Find the full statement by the party below:
“It has been brought to my notice that a statement denying the
merger between the New Peoples Democratic Party (nPDP) and the All Progressives
Congress (APC) has been credited to me and my office. I was quoted as saying
that the MOU between the two parties is yet to be signed and because of this
the merger is yet to be effected.”
“I
wish to state that no such statement was at any time issued by me or my office.
Instead, I wish to reiterate that the MOU between us and APC has been duly
signed by both the nPDP National Chairman, Alhaji Abubakar Kawu Baraje, and the
National Chairman of APC, Chief Bisi Akande.”
“In this regard, the general public should disregard any
statement from whatever source which tries to give the impression that the
merger between us and APC is in danger. The truth in that the merger is waxing
stronger by the day and that our resolve to save our fledgling democracy is
unshakable.”
“As we stated in our press statement of yesterday, President
Goodluck Jonathan and the PDP leadership should come to terms with the fact
that PDP is now an opposition political party and Jonathan should start writing
his handover notes as APC is fully set to take over the Aso Rock Presidential
Villa in 2015 so as to give Nigerians the dividends of democracy they have been
yearning for.”
“Meanwhile, we have read reports that members of the National
Assembly that follow us to APC will lose their seats. This cannot happen as it
will be at variance with the relevant sections of our Constitution and
Electoral Laws that guarantee members of the National Assembly safety once
their parent party is in crisis as PDP is at the moment.”
For the avoidance of doubt, there is no danger of their losing
their seats as made clear by sections 68(1)(g) and 109(1)(g) of the 1999
Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) in relation to the
status of members of a legislative house (state and national) who defect from
the political parties from which they were elected to join another political
party.
The wordings of the aforesaid sections are in agreement with
those of sections 64(1)(g) of the 1979 Constitution of the Federal Republic of
Nigeria given judicial interpretation by the Supreme Court in the case of
FEDECO Vs Goni (1983) FNR 203. This case was argued by the best legal minds of
that era (Chief FRA Williams SAN and GOK Ajayi SAN). The court held that such a
member keeps his seat if his defection is as a result of a division or split in
his party.
In this regard particularly now that we have the majority in the
National Assembly our members in the National Assembly should express no fear
as they are well protected and covered by the Constitution of the Federal
Republic seeing that Alh Bamanga Tukur and his cohorts have succeeded to split
the PDP into old and new PDP and are free to join any party of their choice.
Long live NPDP!
Long live Nigeria!!!
Chief Eze Chukwuemeka
National Publicity Secretary, NPDP
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(VIDEO) THE OPENING CEREMONY VENUE OF THE BRAZIL WORLDCUP STADIUM PARTIALLY COLLAPSE KILLING 3
Three
people have been confirmed dead in an accident at Sao Paulo’s stadium that is
to host the opening ceremony of the 2014 Football World Cup, police say.
A senior local fire official said crews were called to the Arena
Corinthians after reports of a collapsed crane.
It fell on top of a metal structure, destroying parts of a
stand.
The arena was due to be completed at the end of December to meet
a Fifa deadline. Brazil has admitted it is very difficult to have all 12 venues
ready.
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Tuesday 26 November 2013
UNIVERSITIES ORDERED TO REOPEN BY PRO-CHANCELLOR.
The
Committee of Pro-Chancellors of Federal Universities on Tuesday called for the
immediate re-opening of all shut down universities across the country.
This is contained in a communiqué signed by the committee’s
Chairman, Prof. Kimse Okoko, released in Abuja on Tuesday.
The communiqué was issued at the end of the committee’s meeting
to discuss the lingering strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) and other issues affecting the Nigerian University System.
It
stated that the call for the re-opening of the universities was unanimously
agreed by all Pro-chancellors in the interest of the country.
The communique directed all the Vice-Chancellors to comply with
the decision.
It commended the efforts by the Federal Government to address
the major issues that led to the strike and lauded the personal intervention of
President Goodluck Jonathan in the resolution of the dispute.
It also expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the
referendum conducted in all the branches of ASUU nationwide, which voted 60-40
in favour of the suspension of the ongoing strike.
The communique explained that the committee’s decision was based
on the negative impact the strike had had on the university system, students
and the parents.
It, however, appealed for the understanding from the leadership and members of ASUU to ensure speedy restoration of academic activities on campuses.
It, however, appealed for the understanding from the leadership and members of ASUU to ensure speedy restoration of academic activities on campuses.
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APC AND PDP MERGER, PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN ASKED TO GO.
Late
this morning, at about 11:46, the National Chairman of the New Peoples
Democratic Party (nPDP), Alhaji Abubakar Kawu Baraje, formally announced the
merger of the party with the All Progressives Congress (APC). The merger was
contained in a communiqué which Alhaji Baraje read to journalists at the end of
a meeting between the leadership of New PDP and that of the APC held at the
Kano Governor’s Lodge in Abuja. The communiqué signed by Bisi Akande the APC
National Chairman and Kawu Abubakar Baraje the National Chairman of NPDP reads,
“A meeting of the leadership of All Progressives Congress, APC, and the new PDP
met this morning at the residence of the Kano State Governor, Dr. Rabiu Musa
Kwankwaso, in Abuja and after exhaustive deliberations the two parties agreed
to merge in order to rescue our fledgling democracy and the nation” .
With this development, the G7 Governors of New PDP, namely,
Babangida Aliyu (Niger), Rabiu Kwankwaso (Kano), Sule Lamido (Jigawa), Aliyu
Wamakko (Sokoto), Murtala Nyako (Adamawa), Abdulfatah Ahmed (Kwara) and Rotimi
Amaechi (Rivers), are now members of the APC. The merger thus shoots up the
number of APC State Governors to 18 while PDP’s shrinks to 16, with All
Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and Labour Party having one governor each. A
similar permutation exists in the National Assembly where we now have the
majority with PDP and its allies in minority.
The
simple meaning of this is that APC is now the majority party in the country
while PDP has become a minority party. In the circumstances, President Goodluck
Ebele Jonathan must now start writing his handover notes because his ambition
to maouevre the party structures so as to get a third term in office in 2015
has suddenly collapsed.
What a sudden change of fortune! What a sad day for the PDP, a
party which we laboured to build, which was viciously taken away from us but
which, out of our great love for it, we did everything humanly possible to save
but were frustrated by the unpatriotic elements that have usurped the
leadership of the party.
Nigerians could recall that several meetings had been held between
the APC leaders and the leaders of the New PDP. The APC had visited each of our
seven New PDP governors in their states to convince them to join its fold but
all these notwithstanding while the PDP Leadership on their own side were
plotting on daily basis on how to frustrate us out of the party we suffered to
nurture.
The fact remains that we did all within our powers to reconcile
with PDP to no avail and sadly our dear President allowed the hawks within the
Presidency and PDP Leadership to convince him to abort our last Sunday’s
meeting that would have brought a last peace to our party which the PDP
leadership under Alhaji Bamanga Tukur frustrated, so we have no other option
than to formally announce the death and burial of PDP. Day and night we cried out,
begging whoever loved PDP to join us to rescue the party from imminent doom but
we were conveniently ignored and abused. Just last night, we issued the last in
a series of passionate appeals to PDP Elders to take urgent steps to save the
troubled party in the face of their unbelievable silence in the face of the
chain of developments instigated by factional National Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga
Tukur, which has put the party at the edge of the precipice.
Now, we have reached the stage that we can only say: “PDP, your
sinking ship has been abandoned to you! You brought this misfortune upon
yourself, now you must bear it alone!”
As for us, we are happy to belong to the APC, where our value is
appreciated, where we are made to feel truly wanted, and where we can now join
forces with like minds in our struggle to liberate Nigeria from PDP’s misrule,
which is soon to end.
Among those at the Tuesday’s historical merger meeting were APC
leader and former Lagos State governor, Bola Tinubu; APC National Chairman, Bisi
Akande; Kano State Governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso: former Kwara governor and serving
senator, Bukola Saraki; former Nasarawa governor and serving senator, Abdullahi
Adamu; former Bayelsa governor, Timipre Sylva; and Adamawa State Governor,
Murtala Nyako.
Others were former Speaker of the House of Representatives,
Aminu Masari; Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi; National Secretary of the
PDP, Olagunsoye Oyinlola; former Abia governor, Ogbonnaya Onu; former PDP vice
chairman, Sam Jaja; Kwara State Governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed; and Niger State
Governor, Babangida Aliyu.
Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze
National Publicity Secretary, NPDP
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TONTO DIKEH'S RICH BOY FRIEND REVEALED.
Tonto Dikeh's boyfriend at last is known, and as many have predicted that it is only a rich guy that can control Tonto, they have been proven right
At the recent held ELOY Awards, Tonto revealed the man behind her newly found happiness. Michael Awujola is Tonto new guy, he is also known as Malivelihood among his friends and colleagues
The guy is so rich and is said to be behind most gold plated accessories she (Tonto) flaunt recently on social media.
Photo's of Mike's cars and gold accessories
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Monday 25 November 2013
AVIATION MINISTER STELLA ODUAH ATTACKED BY GUNMEN - POLICE
The FCT Police confirmed on Monday in Abuja that the Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah's car was fired at by gunmen.
The Spokesperson of the command, Altine Daniel, told the News Agency of Nigeria that the incident occured at about 10p.m on Friday.
She said the minister was not in her car.when the incident took place.
Ms Daniel, who happened to be the Deputy Superintendent of Police said that the matter was reported to the Police on Monday at about 5:30pm.
According to her report some metal object were found in the minister's car which do not look like the conventional bullet.
"The object will be subjected to ballistic test," Ms Daniel said
Also commenting on the incident, the Special Adviser to the minister, Joe Obi, said the attack took place at the Ministers' Hill, Maitama Abuja
"Fortunately the Minister was not in the car at the time the attack took palce.
"An official report has been made to the police and the police are currently investigating it."Mr Obi said.
(NAN)
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ASUU GIVES FG THREE CONDITIONS TO END STRIKE.
University
lecturers have finally agreed to suspend their five months old strike, The
Nation learnt yesterday.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has given three
condition before President Goodluck Jonathan today. If the terms tabled are
acceptable to the Federal Government, the union will call off the strike.
The ASUU leadership has banned its local chapters and zonal
chairmen from talking to the media until after the session with the President.
ASUU President Dr. Nasir Issa Fagge and other leaders of the
union were being expected in Abuja last night.
According
to a source, who was part of the ASUU session at Mambayya House in Kano, the
conditions are: •commitment from the President that any review or
reconsideration or renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement will not substantially
affect the pact which is the cause of the ongoing strike;
•immediate
payment of all outstanding salary arrears and allowances of varsity teachers
without victimization; and
•a
written commitment from the President that the Federal Government will commit
N225billion annually to the funding of universities for the next four years.
There
is a fourth condition, which is said to be “personal” to ASUU, bordering on the
need to be wary of gradual loss of public sympathy.
The
union leaders were said to have acknowledged public goodwill for the strike and
the need to avert any action that could erode such confidence.
The
source said: “Our leaders are meeting with the President on Monday to table
these conditions. Once the President accepts these three terms, the strike will
be called off.
“In
principle, members voted about 60-40 per cent to call off the strike, but they
added a caveat – that ASUU leaders should extract a commitment (signed and
sealed) from the President.
The
union is said to have insisted on the three conditions because during talks
with the Federal Government, it was apparent that the government wanted a
renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement.
“If
ASUU had accepted to renegotiate the entire Agreement , it means there will be
no basis for the ongoing strike. The worst that can happen is either having the
abridged version of the 2009 Agreement or a phased implementation of the
document,” the source added.
The
Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), Ondo State became at the
weekend the third institution to break ranks with the striking union.
It
asked its students to return to the campus today. Lecture are to start on
December 2, according to the Registrar, Mr. Bamidele Olotu.
Enugu
State University of Technology (ESUT), Enugu, and the Ibrahim Badamosi
University, Lapai, in Niger State had earlier directed the reopening of the
schools.
The
registrar directed students to begin their registration on the school portal
immediately.
AAUA
Student Union President Julius Adeniyi welcomed the resumption plan and assured
his fellow students of a hitch-free semester.
He
said: “We are dying and wasting away our time at home; and I am backing my Vice
Chancellor on the resumption date. We are coming in and nothing will happen
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Sunday 24 November 2013
ONDO STATE HOUSE OF REP. MEMBER DIED AFTER SLEEPING WITH HIS FEMALE BANK ACCOUNT OFFICER
Hon. Raphael Oloye Nomiye,
who's representing Ondo State in the House of Reps,until his dead, was said to
be having s*x with his female Account Officer in his bedroom when he dropped
dead..
Top security sources said he was having a sexual affair with a female banker in his private residence located at Gwarinpa Estate in Abuja when the unfortunate incident happened.
When Daily Trust visited the deceased’s residence at Second Avenue in Gwarinpa Estate, neighbours said the banker, who managed his accounts, rushed down from the one-storey building to inform the policemen on guard at the house that “oga just fell down and is vomiting blood.”
They said when the policemen ran upstairs and rushed into his room only to find him laying on the floor with a towel tied round his waist, while he bled from the mouth. He was then quickly taken to a private clinic on 3rd Avenue within the estate in his official Toyota Camry 2012 car.
It was further learnt that doctors at clinic declined to attend to him, saying it was a “serious” matter, he was then rushed to the National Hospital, Abuja, where the doctors on duty later pronounced him dead.
Police sources disclosed that the female banker who was "servicing" him, is now in police custody at Gwarinpa Police Station, Abuja.
She had denied having sexual affair with the lawmaker before his death. But she has now changed her story after doctors at the National Hospital conducted an examination on the corpse, which confirmed that the late federal lawmaker, Hon Nomiye, had slept with a woman shortly before his demise.
After the test result came out, the banker admitted to Police interrogators that she had actually slept with him and had helped him to clean up, following which he went into the bathroom, where he suddenly fell and began to vomit blood.
Police investigators who inspected the lawmaker’s house had succeeded in recovering some items, including a bottle of water, which the deceased lawmaker had drank from, some tissue papers and the clothes the man had worn earlier in the day.
When Daily Trust visited the banker’s private residence located at Kado Estate in Abuja, two of her friends, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said she and Hon Nomiye were friends.
Investigation revealed that although late Nomiye was married, his wife and kids do not live with him in Abuja.
Via Sunday Trust
Top security sources said he was having a sexual affair with a female banker in his private residence located at Gwarinpa Estate in Abuja when the unfortunate incident happened.
When Daily Trust visited the deceased’s residence at Second Avenue in Gwarinpa Estate, neighbours said the banker, who managed his accounts, rushed down from the one-storey building to inform the policemen on guard at the house that “oga just fell down and is vomiting blood.”
They said when the policemen ran upstairs and rushed into his room only to find him laying on the floor with a towel tied round his waist, while he bled from the mouth. He was then quickly taken to a private clinic on 3rd Avenue within the estate in his official Toyota Camry 2012 car.
It was further learnt that doctors at clinic declined to attend to him, saying it was a “serious” matter, he was then rushed to the National Hospital, Abuja, where the doctors on duty later pronounced him dead.
Police sources disclosed that the female banker who was "servicing" him, is now in police custody at Gwarinpa Police Station, Abuja.
She had denied having sexual affair with the lawmaker before his death. But she has now changed her story after doctors at the National Hospital conducted an examination on the corpse, which confirmed that the late federal lawmaker, Hon Nomiye, had slept with a woman shortly before his demise.
After the test result came out, the banker admitted to Police interrogators that she had actually slept with him and had helped him to clean up, following which he went into the bathroom, where he suddenly fell and began to vomit blood.
Police investigators who inspected the lawmaker’s house had succeeded in recovering some items, including a bottle of water, which the deceased lawmaker had drank from, some tissue papers and the clothes the man had worn earlier in the day.
When Daily Trust visited the banker’s private residence located at Kado Estate in Abuja, two of her friends, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said she and Hon Nomiye were friends.
Investigation revealed that although late Nomiye was married, his wife and kids do not live with him in Abuja.
Via Sunday Trust
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A 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL COMMIT SUICIDE IN EBONY STATE
Miss Chisom Okechukwu, who is just 12-year-old, was found hung dangling lifeless suspended by a rope to a tree at her family compound at Nnoche-Uduke Community in Okpoitumo in the Ikwo Local Government Area of Ebonyi.
The News Agent of Nigeria reports that Chisom, a primary five pupil of Nnoche-Uduke Primary School, was said to have left home on Saturday and was not seen till Sunday morning hanging on a tree at the back of her compound.
Her dangling body was found by her younger sister, whose name is Ndidi, going to the pit toilet dug at the back of the compound.
An eye witness, who do not want name disclosed, said Chisom's younger sister, Ndidi, screamed on seeing her elder sister lifeless on a tree attracted their parent and other members of the community, who came and brought Chisom down from the tree.
"The whole scenario brought tension and confusion in the community as people were seen in clusters discussing the death.
"People, especially some memebers of Okechukwu's family are of the opinion that that she did not commit suicide and insisted on a thorough investigation to unravel the true cause of the dead", said the witness
He claimed that a neighbour to the Okechukwu family had report to Chisom's parent that she stole her egg which made them to beat her.
"After Chisom was beaten she went to their house change into a new cloth and left the house angrily only to be found dangling on a tree on Sunday,'he said.
An elder of the Community told NAN that the incident has brought confusion to the community that such calamity had never been experienced before in the community.
According to the elder, Mr Okechukwu is not Chisom biological father, her mother came in with her when she re-married Mr Okechukwu's after her former husband died.
Her former husband are now insisting that Mr Okechukwu must provide their daughter.
Lots of sympathisers were seen trooping in and out of the compound, including her schools mates who could not comprehend the whole drama and were so shocked.
The Ebonyi State Police Command Public Relation Officer, ASP Chris Anyanwu Confirmed the incident, saying the matter was reported to the Police Division in Ikwo.
"We have commenced investigation into the girls death to ascertain why she should engage in such act.
"We can't confirmed that she committed suicide because on can be killed and hanged by his or her killer, to claimed that the person committed suicide.
"We assure her family, members of the community and the whole state that we would get to the root of this matter," he said.
The girl's body has been deposited at the Onueke General Hospital Mortuary in the Ezza South Local Government Area for autopsy.
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SOME OF NIGERIAS HIGHEST PAID CEOs
Leadership has revealed some
of Nigeria's highest paid CEOs and the stories behind their rise to the apex,
based on authoritative reports, between 2009 and 2012. Read below Culled from
Leadership
Being a successful and influential chief executive officer takes more than hard work, guts, sacrifice and a more-than-average knowledge of how the business environment works. Many who wish to be successful and influential wonder how others have achieved great things, thinking such feats are impossible in their bid to follow same path.
Nigeria boasts a slew of successful CEOs in almost every sector – banking, oil and gas, sports, health and manufacturing. LEADERSHIP Friday unveils some of them. This was the report …..
CEO, Stanbic IBTC, Sola David-Borha
As the managing director/CEO of Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc, David-Borha is one of the country’s highly-rated bankers. She is the highest paid director in Nigeria’s banking sector, with an whopping annual remuneration of N177m. When broken down, this becomes N484, 931 daily, including weekends when may have no reason to go to work.
David-Borha has patiently risen through the ranks to get to where she is today. She was, at different times, responsible for overseeing the corporate finance and corporate banking, projects and structure finance, as well as asset management and private banking departments. At a time, she bore the burden of supervising treasury and finance services department.
David-Borha also headed the correspondent banking relationships’ department at Stanbic IBTC and served as a member of the executive committee. She was appointed to the bank’s board in 1994 and has held other positions, including a spell as director of Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, Stanbic Nominees Nigeria Limited and Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers Limited. She was also appointed a member of the board of Financial Institutions Training Centre (FITC). She did not miss serving as a member of the bank’s board credit, board nominations and risk management committees.
Having passed through these stages before rising to the top, David- Borha can be said to have, indeed, paid her dues and can be said to have shown a great degree of competence, experience, long career plan and hard work to get to her present position.
CEO, Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited, Tunji Oyebanji
Mobil Oil Nigeria (MON) is one of Nigeria’s major petroleum products marketing companies. As its chief executive officer, Oyebanji is on an annual remuneration of N85m. When broken down, this amounts to a daily pay of about N231, 956.
As chairman/CEO/managing director of MON, there is no doubt that Oyebanji’s hard-work, commitment and dedication has been largely responsible for the new leaf which the company’s fortune has experienced, making it stand tall among other competing oil corporates.
The company now operates more than 200 retail outlets spread across the 36 states of Nigeria and the Federal Capital Territory; it owns three plants (in Apapa, Lagos State) where lubricants, petroleum jelly and insecticides are manufactured.
As at 2011, MON had an annual turn-over of N63.1bn, from N58.34bn in 2010. With a combined dividend per share of N5 and bonus issue of one for five shares, MON has, arguably, the industry’s highest priced stock.
CEO, GTBank, Olusegun Agbaje
The managing director/CEO of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), Olusegun J.K. Agbaje, is rated as one of the country’s highest paid CEOs. His GTB prides itself as “the biggest and most profitable bank in Nigeria” and one of the biggest companies on the shores of West Africa. Agbaje co-founded the GTB in 1990 with Tayo Aderinokun who died in 2011.His annual take-home is a whopping N77m.
Before he assums this current position, Agbaje was the deputy managing director of the bank between August 2002 and April 20, 2011. He has also served as the divisional head of the bank’s institutional banking division and also as acting MD of GTB (Ghana) Limited, from April 20, 2011.
Interestingly, Agbaje has served in a number of capacities before becoming the man at the helm of the bank’s affairs. He was, at different points in his career; member, Assets and Liability Management Committee; member, Criticised Assets Committee; member, Board, Information Technology Strategy Committee and member, Board, Risk Management Committee.
On his way to the pinnacle, Agbaje also served as member, board, Human Resources and Nomination Committee; member, Management Risk Committee and member, Management Credit Committee. Experience garnered from serving in these committees helped, in no small measure, in preparing him for the current position of CEO.
CEO, Oando Plc, Jubril Adewale Tinubu
According to recent financial reports, the second highest paid CEO in the oil sector is Wale Tinubu, with a total annual remuneration of N69m, an equivalent of N189, 041 per day.
Tinubu is the group chief executive of the company which has been hailed as Africa’s leading indigenous energy solutions provider listed on the stock exchange in Nigeria and Johannesburg. Tinubu also has a record of long-time service, having served on the board of various blue-chip companies as chairman and director.
His outstanding performance has won him several awards, among which are; Africa’s Business Leader of the Year awarded by the African Business Magazine and the Commonwealth Council on the basis of his contributions to the development of the African oil and gas sector in 2010. He won the same accolade in 2011, courtesy of the African Investor.
These accolades are evidence that Tinubu’s ascension to the highest of the administrative ladder in Oando was no fluke but a function of his doggedness and hard-work. Tinubu also holds key positions in a number of major financial institutions.
CEO, Forte Oil Plc, Akin Akinfemiwa
Forte Oil Plc. (formally African Petroleum Plc.) is a foremost indigenous major marketer of refined petroleum products with strong presence in the 36 states of the federation and Abuja. According to recent reports, as its group chief executive officer, Akinfemiwa’s annual salary is N64m (N175, 342 per day).
Prior to this appointment, Akinfemiwa had a successful career in the banking sector. He served as the CEO of Sky Bank Plc, until July 31, 2010. His expertise covers a range of areas, including; strategic planning and management, corporate banking, project financing, leadership and advisory services. He has also served as managing director/CEO of Prudent Bank.
Akinfemiwa has now brought his hard-work to bear on the fortunes of Forte Oil Plc. The public liability company which is quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has over 500 dealer-assisted and dealer-developed retail outlets spread across the country.
CEO, UBA, Phillips Oduoza
Phillips Oduoza is the chief executive officer, group managing director, and an executive director of the United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc. He is one of the highest paid CEOs in the banking sector, with an annual remuneration of N57m (as at 2010). It suffices to say that Oduoza is one of the few who can beat their chest in fulfilment of a banking career.
He became the CEO and managing director of the bank in August 2010 and has served as its deputy managing director (South) from the 2005. Besides having the honour of having gained monumental experience from working across different banks for more than 20 years, he has served also as the bank’s executive director of Retail Financial Services. UBA’s fortune, no doubt, has snow-balled, with results from his professional services and investment of talents as proof.
His services in the bank cut across membership of the board risk committee and financial and general purpose committee. Before assuming the position of CEO, he served as deputy managing director of the bank. Among many other designations, he was an executive director of the defunct Standard Trust Bank (STB) which was acquired by the UBA in the thick of the consolidation exercise introduced by the then-governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo.
CEO, Ecobank Nigeria, Jubril Aku
According to a Banks’ Financial Transparency report, as at 2009, the bank ranked second on the list of highest paid bank CEOs in Nigeria, with N88m per annum as salary for its CEO. But the bank reportedly slashed the CEO’s emolument to N38m per annum, perhaps, as a measure against financial stress.
Jubril Aku is the chief executive officer (CEO) of Ecobank Nigeria Plc. He has been its managing director since March 2010. Aku served as acting treasurer, Citibank, Tanzania and as country treasurer, Citibank Nigeria Plc.
He began his banking career in 1979 with the United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc., where he worked for three years from September, 1986 to December, 1989. He served at the Continental Merchant Bank Plc., where he worked as a credit and investment analyst.
Aku has served in various capacities with different financial institutions and is, by all standards, an accomplished banker.
Au’s academic brilliance has earned him several accolades, among which are the First Bank of Nigeria Plc Prize for the Best Graduating Student in Banking and Finance at the Ahmadu Bello University, from where he graduated with honours in 1986.
CEO, Zenith Bank, Godwin Emefiele
The CEO and group managing director of Zenith Bank Plc, Godwin Emefiele, is also one of the highest paid CEOs of Nigerian companies. Emefiele succeeded the pioneer CEO of the bank, Jim Ovia, in August 2010. By his current position in the bank’s hierarchy and the number of branches it can bboast of within the country and in West Africa, it is evident that Emefiele is fulfilled.
Prior to his choice of banking as a career in Zenith Bank, Emefiele was a lecturer in University of Nigeria and University of Port Harcourt where he taught Finance, Bank Management and Insurance. However, he later left the academia for banking. He joined Zenith as a pioneer staff over 22 years ago and has proved his worth in advancing the bank as well as increasing its fortunes and profitability. In 2001, he was appointed deputy managing director before succeeding Ovia three years ago.
He has also served as member of Executive Committee, member of Board Credit Committee, member of Staff Matters, Finance and General Purpose Committee and member of Board Risk Management Committee. Emefiele’s services and impact were also felt in Management Global Credit Committee, Risk Management committee, Assets and Liabilities Committee and Information Technology Steering Committee where he served as member.
The advancements made by the bank are not without the inputs of Emefiele who served as executive director in charge of corporate banking. He as well served in the treasury, financial control and strategic planning department. He has been in the management team of Zenith Bank from its inception.
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Being a successful and influential chief executive officer takes more than hard work, guts, sacrifice and a more-than-average knowledge of how the business environment works. Many who wish to be successful and influential wonder how others have achieved great things, thinking such feats are impossible in their bid to follow same path.
Nigeria boasts a slew of successful CEOs in almost every sector – banking, oil and gas, sports, health and manufacturing. LEADERSHIP Friday unveils some of them. This was the report …..
CEO, Stanbic IBTC, Sola David-Borha
As the managing director/CEO of Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc, David-Borha is one of the country’s highly-rated bankers. She is the highest paid director in Nigeria’s banking sector, with an whopping annual remuneration of N177m. When broken down, this becomes N484, 931 daily, including weekends when may have no reason to go to work.
David-Borha has patiently risen through the ranks to get to where she is today. She was, at different times, responsible for overseeing the corporate finance and corporate banking, projects and structure finance, as well as asset management and private banking departments. At a time, she bore the burden of supervising treasury and finance services department.
David-Borha also headed the correspondent banking relationships’ department at Stanbic IBTC and served as a member of the executive committee. She was appointed to the bank’s board in 1994 and has held other positions, including a spell as director of Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, Stanbic Nominees Nigeria Limited and Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers Limited. She was also appointed a member of the board of Financial Institutions Training Centre (FITC). She did not miss serving as a member of the bank’s board credit, board nominations and risk management committees.
Having passed through these stages before rising to the top, David- Borha can be said to have, indeed, paid her dues and can be said to have shown a great degree of competence, experience, long career plan and hard work to get to her present position.
CEO, Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited, Tunji Oyebanji
Mobil Oil Nigeria (MON) is one of Nigeria’s major petroleum products marketing companies. As its chief executive officer, Oyebanji is on an annual remuneration of N85m. When broken down, this amounts to a daily pay of about N231, 956.
As chairman/CEO/managing director of MON, there is no doubt that Oyebanji’s hard-work, commitment and dedication has been largely responsible for the new leaf which the company’s fortune has experienced, making it stand tall among other competing oil corporates.
The company now operates more than 200 retail outlets spread across the 36 states of Nigeria and the Federal Capital Territory; it owns three plants (in Apapa, Lagos State) where lubricants, petroleum jelly and insecticides are manufactured.
As at 2011, MON had an annual turn-over of N63.1bn, from N58.34bn in 2010. With a combined dividend per share of N5 and bonus issue of one for five shares, MON has, arguably, the industry’s highest priced stock.
CEO, GTBank, Olusegun Agbaje
The managing director/CEO of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), Olusegun J.K. Agbaje, is rated as one of the country’s highest paid CEOs. His GTB prides itself as “the biggest and most profitable bank in Nigeria” and one of the biggest companies on the shores of West Africa. Agbaje co-founded the GTB in 1990 with Tayo Aderinokun who died in 2011.His annual take-home is a whopping N77m.
Before he assums this current position, Agbaje was the deputy managing director of the bank between August 2002 and April 20, 2011. He has also served as the divisional head of the bank’s institutional banking division and also as acting MD of GTB (Ghana) Limited, from April 20, 2011.
Interestingly, Agbaje has served in a number of capacities before becoming the man at the helm of the bank’s affairs. He was, at different points in his career; member, Assets and Liability Management Committee; member, Criticised Assets Committee; member, Board, Information Technology Strategy Committee and member, Board, Risk Management Committee.
On his way to the pinnacle, Agbaje also served as member, board, Human Resources and Nomination Committee; member, Management Risk Committee and member, Management Credit Committee. Experience garnered from serving in these committees helped, in no small measure, in preparing him for the current position of CEO.
CEO, Oando Plc, Jubril Adewale Tinubu
According to recent financial reports, the second highest paid CEO in the oil sector is Wale Tinubu, with a total annual remuneration of N69m, an equivalent of N189, 041 per day.
Tinubu is the group chief executive of the company which has been hailed as Africa’s leading indigenous energy solutions provider listed on the stock exchange in Nigeria and Johannesburg. Tinubu also has a record of long-time service, having served on the board of various blue-chip companies as chairman and director.
His outstanding performance has won him several awards, among which are; Africa’s Business Leader of the Year awarded by the African Business Magazine and the Commonwealth Council on the basis of his contributions to the development of the African oil and gas sector in 2010. He won the same accolade in 2011, courtesy of the African Investor.
These accolades are evidence that Tinubu’s ascension to the highest of the administrative ladder in Oando was no fluke but a function of his doggedness and hard-work. Tinubu also holds key positions in a number of major financial institutions.
CEO, Forte Oil Plc, Akin Akinfemiwa
Forte Oil Plc. (formally African Petroleum Plc.) is a foremost indigenous major marketer of refined petroleum products with strong presence in the 36 states of the federation and Abuja. According to recent reports, as its group chief executive officer, Akinfemiwa’s annual salary is N64m (N175, 342 per day).
Prior to this appointment, Akinfemiwa had a successful career in the banking sector. He served as the CEO of Sky Bank Plc, until July 31, 2010. His expertise covers a range of areas, including; strategic planning and management, corporate banking, project financing, leadership and advisory services. He has also served as managing director/CEO of Prudent Bank.
Akinfemiwa has now brought his hard-work to bear on the fortunes of Forte Oil Plc. The public liability company which is quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has over 500 dealer-assisted and dealer-developed retail outlets spread across the country.
CEO, UBA, Phillips Oduoza
Phillips Oduoza is the chief executive officer, group managing director, and an executive director of the United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc. He is one of the highest paid CEOs in the banking sector, with an annual remuneration of N57m (as at 2010). It suffices to say that Oduoza is one of the few who can beat their chest in fulfilment of a banking career.
He became the CEO and managing director of the bank in August 2010 and has served as its deputy managing director (South) from the 2005. Besides having the honour of having gained monumental experience from working across different banks for more than 20 years, he has served also as the bank’s executive director of Retail Financial Services. UBA’s fortune, no doubt, has snow-balled, with results from his professional services and investment of talents as proof.
His services in the bank cut across membership of the board risk committee and financial and general purpose committee. Before assuming the position of CEO, he served as deputy managing director of the bank. Among many other designations, he was an executive director of the defunct Standard Trust Bank (STB) which was acquired by the UBA in the thick of the consolidation exercise introduced by the then-governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo.
CEO, Ecobank Nigeria, Jubril Aku
According to a Banks’ Financial Transparency report, as at 2009, the bank ranked second on the list of highest paid bank CEOs in Nigeria, with N88m per annum as salary for its CEO. But the bank reportedly slashed the CEO’s emolument to N38m per annum, perhaps, as a measure against financial stress.
Jubril Aku is the chief executive officer (CEO) of Ecobank Nigeria Plc. He has been its managing director since March 2010. Aku served as acting treasurer, Citibank, Tanzania and as country treasurer, Citibank Nigeria Plc.
He began his banking career in 1979 with the United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc., where he worked for three years from September, 1986 to December, 1989. He served at the Continental Merchant Bank Plc., where he worked as a credit and investment analyst.
Aku has served in various capacities with different financial institutions and is, by all standards, an accomplished banker.
Au’s academic brilliance has earned him several accolades, among which are the First Bank of Nigeria Plc Prize for the Best Graduating Student in Banking and Finance at the Ahmadu Bello University, from where he graduated with honours in 1986.
CEO, Zenith Bank, Godwin Emefiele
The CEO and group managing director of Zenith Bank Plc, Godwin Emefiele, is also one of the highest paid CEOs of Nigerian companies. Emefiele succeeded the pioneer CEO of the bank, Jim Ovia, in August 2010. By his current position in the bank’s hierarchy and the number of branches it can bboast of within the country and in West Africa, it is evident that Emefiele is fulfilled.
Prior to his choice of banking as a career in Zenith Bank, Emefiele was a lecturer in University of Nigeria and University of Port Harcourt where he taught Finance, Bank Management and Insurance. However, he later left the academia for banking. He joined Zenith as a pioneer staff over 22 years ago and has proved his worth in advancing the bank as well as increasing its fortunes and profitability. In 2001, he was appointed deputy managing director before succeeding Ovia three years ago.
He has also served as member of Executive Committee, member of Board Credit Committee, member of Staff Matters, Finance and General Purpose Committee and member of Board Risk Management Committee. Emefiele’s services and impact were also felt in Management Global Credit Committee, Risk Management committee, Assets and Liabilities Committee and Information Technology Steering Committee where he served as member.
The advancements made by the bank are not without the inputs of Emefiele who served as executive director in charge of corporate banking. He as well served in the treasury, financial control and strategic planning department. He has been in the management team of Zenith Bank from its inception.
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ASUU STRIKE: ASUU DECIDES TO KEEP SILENT UNTIL IT MET WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Nigeria’s
striking Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) after a two-day National
Executive Council Meeting (NEC) on Saturday in Kano, resolved not to say
anything on the lingering strike until it met with President Goodluck Jonathan.
President Jonathan is due home on Sunday night, after attending
a summit in London with investors. A serious stomach pain forced the president
to skip the Thursday opening of the meeting.
ASUU’s meeting was held at an undisclosed venue, away from the
ASUU secretariat, NAN reported.
However,
a reliable source in the association who spoke on Saturday, in Kano, said:
‘’ASUU has decided to meet with President Jonathan before making whatever
decision they took during the meeting public.’’
The source added that 60 per cent of the members wanted the
strike called off while the remaining 40 per cent wanted it to continue.
The NEC meeting was schedule to hold two weeks ago but was
postponed following the death of a former ASUU President, Professor Festus
Iyayi in a road accident in Lokoja.
ASUU embarked on a national strike that has shut down all
Nigeria’s government owned universities, since July.
The academics wanted government to implement an agreement
reached in 2009, which would improve funding for infrastructure in the
universities and welfare of the teachers.
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