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A High Court sitting in Rivers State has found three persons guilty of the murder of four students who were lynched in Aluu community in 2012. The court presided over by Justice Nyordee also discharged and acquitted four others, who had been standing trial for the murder. The Judge noted that the prosecution failed to prove its case of murder against the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th accused persons beyond any reasonable doubt. Read Also Manchester United Sign Matic From Chelsea The four men who were students of the University of Port Harcourt were lynched and their corpses burnt for allegedly…

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Mosquito Nets

The Federal Ministry of Health through the National Malaria Elimination Programme (NMEP), is to distribute 2.995 million mosquito-treated nets to Osun residents to reduce malaria scourge. Dr Gbenga Adepoju, the Director of Public Health, Osun Ministry of Health made this disclosure on Monday in Osogbo during an orientation programme organised for journalists to help spread awareness. According to Adepoju, the programme was being championed by the Federal Government, the Global Fund, Society for Family Health and Catholic Relief Services. He said that the plan was to distribute the nets, which cost more than two billion naira to every household in…

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IGP Ibrahim Idris has rejected Senate's proposal to confirm police bosses in Nigeria

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Alhaji Ibrahim Kpotun-Idris, has warned Commissioners of Police in various commands to conduct themselves professionally and handle criminal cases diligently. The IGP, who gave the warning recently while addressing DIG’s, AIG’s and CPs at a conference at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said that any act of misconduct could throw them out of the force. “I expect the highest standard from you. Don’t let anybody buy your conscience. Hold your own, I want you to be very professional,” the IGP charged them. Idris, who assured that the Federal Government was ready to address the challenges…

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Nemanja Matic has been signed for a second time by Jose Mourinho

Manchester United have announced the signing of Nemanja Matic from Chelsea on a three-year deal. The 28-year-old defensive midfielder joins for a fee believed to be £40m and re-joins manager Jose Mourinho, who brought him back to Chelsea in January 2014. Matic becomes the Portuguese’s third signing of the summer after Romelu Lukaku (£90m) and Victor Lindelof (£39.5m) and takes United’s summer spending to over £150m. The Serb said: “To work with Jose Mourinho once again was an opportunity I couldn’t turn down. I cannot wait to meet my new team-mates and to start training with them. “This is a…

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Manchester United's Phil Jones has been suspended for two European games for verbally abusing a UEFA anti doping officer

Manchester United’s Phil Jones has been suspended for two European games for verbally abusing a Uefa anti-doping officer at the Europa League final. Jones was found guilty of “directing insulting and directing abusive language” and “a lack of cooperation and respect” towards the official. United were also fined £8,900, while defender Jones, 25, was fined £4,450. His team-mate Daley Blind was also charged with an anti-doping rules violation, but was only fined £4,450. READ: Liverpool supporters vote in favour in safe standing It is understood Jones was angry because an anti-doping official refused to let him pose for a photo…

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Abubakar Shekau, leader of Boko Haram pledged loyalty to Islamic State

The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Maiduguri, Prof. Ibrahim Njodi said despite the recent Boko Haram attack, the search for oil will continue in the Lake Chad basin. Njodi made the commitment pledge when a delegation of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC and the Ministry of Petroleum visited him in Maiduguri. The delegation was led by Engr. Saidu Mohammed, Chief Operating Officer in charge of gas and power unit of the Corporation. . Prof. Njodo told the delegation that though the entire University community was distraught by the cruel incident of July 25th 2017, the University cannot “Chicken out”…

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Martins Okpe in custody of police officers during a press briefing following his arrest

An attempt by one Martins Ugwu Okpe, who has been impersonating as a medical doctor to blackmail Prof Abdulsalam Nasidi, country coordinator of the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has met a brick wall and landed him in police net. According to investigations, Martins Okpe, a fake medical doctor has for the past nine years been impersonating with the certificate of one Dr. George Davidson which he used in securing employment with the Federal Ministry of Health. Apart from the impersonation, the fake medical doctor is said to be in the habit of blackmailing top government appointees, especially those…

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Nigerian Pastors

Seven Nigerian pastors have made it to the list of top 20 richest pastors in the world and their estimated net worth in the latest release by Forbes. The list, which is a collection of men of God all over the world, sees the founder of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in Brazil, Pastor Edir Macedo in number one. General Overseer of Living Faith Church, Bishop David Oyedepo tops the lists of Nigeria pastors in the fifth position in the world ranking, while Pastor Enoch Adeboye occupies the sixth position. See full list of top 20… 1.…

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An unidentified 30-year-old Swede who wanted to increase both the girth and length of his genitals using a process where fat is transferred from his stomach, has become the first man to die by penis enlargement surgery. The plastic surgeons who performed the surgery had first carried out the elongation process, which involves making an incision to loosen a ligament at the base of the penis after which they began the enlargement and had planned to inject two fluid ounces of fat cells. According to journal of Forensic Sciences report, they had almost finished the injection before his heart began…

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Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State has set age limit for contestants into the state’s local council election. Fayose fixed eligibility age at 18 to 40years, thereby barring aspirants above 40 years from contesting. This was contained in a statement by his Special Assistant on New Media and Public Communications, Lere Olayinka. The governor said this was part of his contribution to enforce ‘Not Too Young to Run’ bill, which was recently passed by the senate. According to him, the age limit would increase participation of youths in affairs of the state. “The National Assembly’s passage of the bill that…

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