Lives of no fewer than four million residents around Goronyo in Sokoto and Kebbi states are being threatened by the fast shrinking Goronyo Dam. Report has it that the Dam has shrunk by almost 90 percent. The dam serves as the primary source of water for close to four million people in Sokoto and Kebbi states.
It is used for domestic use and irrigation purposes in the two affected states.
Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of Sokoto State has sent a distress call to stakeholders around the Dam to urgently come together to save the situation, saying that the depletion of the dam’s water level is alarming.
“The reservoir of Goronyo Dam was constructed to hold one billion cubic meter of water but as we’ve seen today, the water in it is just about 100 million cubic meters.
“This has resulted in inadequate supply of water to our water board and in effect, we had to resort to rationing water to the people.
“Our farmers are also suffering because output from this year’s dry season farming will invariably be affected.
“We are urging all stakeholders, especially the Federal Government, to take the lead in rescuing this important dam considering the number of people that rely on its water for domestic use and income purposes.”
Managing Director of Sokoto Rima River Basin Development Authority, Engineer Buhari Bature had told the governor that the depletion of Goronyo Dam is the worst seen in the dam in over 25 years.
He attributed the problem to shortage of rainfall in 2017, climate change and lack of desilting of the dam, adding that the problem has affected water supply to water board and irrigation farming in Sokoto and Kebbi states. [myad]
President Buhari is grieving over the death of Senator representing Bauchi South, Ali Wakili who was said to be his staunch supporter.
The President recalled that barely 24 hours earlier, he had been with the late Senator at a wedding event in Kano and, as he narrated, “he (Senator Wakili) looked so full of life.”
Buhari, who sent a high level government delegation to Bauchi to commiserate with the people of Bauchi State and the family of the late Senator, said, in separate letters: “by a common consent, Senator Ali Wakili was a noted and indefatigable member of the Senate who lived a simple yet purposeful life, and to the end, he played politics of commitment to a cause. There is no doubt he would be remembered as a capable and principled representative of his Senatorial District and the people of Nigeria.”
The letters were delivered by the delegation to the Emir of Bauchi, Alhaji Rilwan Adamu and the older brother of the late Senator, Alhaji Mohammed Wakili.
The delegation which was led the Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, was made up of the Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mohammed Musa Bello and the Minister of State Power, Works and Housing, Alhaji Sulaiman Hassan.
Others in the delegation were three Senior Special Assistants (SSAs) to the President: Sarki Abba, Ya’u Darazo and Garba Shehu as well as the Permanent Secretary in the State House, Jalal Arabi.
President Buhari prayed for the repose of the deceased, adding: “I pray to God to forgive him and cover him with his mercy and grace.” [myad]
Vice President Yami Osinbajo and his wife, Dolapo, at the weekend, married off their daughter, Oludamilola to Oluwaseun Bakare. In one of the ceremonies, President Muhammadu Buhari and his wife, Aisha joined the couples for share in the joy at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Photo shows the President, his wife, the VP, his wife and the parents of the groom: Mr. Bakare and Mrs. Bola Shagaya. Photo by Novo Isioro. [myad]
Department of State Services (DSS) has rounded up those it described as key members of kidnapping, gunrunning and armed banditry syndicates operating across the States of Plateau, Nasarawa, Taraba and Benue.
The spokesman of the Services, Tony Opuiyo, who confirmed the development in a statement today, Sunday, said that the tactical team of the DSS, on March 13, in Wukari town in Taraba State, apprehended a notorious gunrunner, Jonah Abbey, aka Jonah IDI alongside his driver, Agyo Saviour, aka Dan-Wase.
He said that Abbey had been on the wanted list of the Service for the last ten years over arms and ammunition trade, adding that he has been servicing criminal groups in Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Rivers, Imo, Anambra, Plateau, Nasarawa, and Benue/Taraba axis, including the notorious criminal syndicate led by Terwase Akwaza aka Ghana in Benue State.
“Recent intelligence indicated that ABBEY moved arms and ammunition from Konduga in Borno State into Taraba State through his driver, SAVIOUR. It may be noted that subject has entrenched his criminal activities in different parts of the country and as earlier mentioned, has clients especially in Plateau, Ebonyi, Cross River, Enugu and Bayelsa States, among others. Indications are that he sources arms from the Republic of Cameroon and parts of the North-East of Nigeria.”
The DSS spokesman said that a similar operation on March 15 at Chiwarna Hotel, Angwan Rogo by Bauchi road, Jos North LGA, by the Service tactical team led to the arrest of a high profile kidnap kingpin, Lawal Ibrahim, a.k.a Alhaji Awalu, adding that he was arrested alongside his cohorts, namely Ado Saleh and Bayero Adamu.
He said that the syndicate was responsible for the killing of a personnel of the Service in the State, Daanan BALGNAN, on 30th December, 2017 and was involved in other high profile kidnap incidents in Plateau and neighbouring States of Nasarawa, Kaduna and Bauchi.
“Following the arrest, the sum of One Million, Five Hundred Thousand Naira (N1.5 million) was recovered from the suspects. The money is part of the sum of two million Naira (N2M) ransom, which the syndicate collected from Ayuba GAMALE, a staff of Industrial Training Fund (ITF), whose two (2) abducted family members were released on 14th March, 2018. Other members of the syndicate are still being trailed by the Service.
“The arrest of these suspects is significant for two (2) different but related reasons. In the first case, the arrested kidnap kingpin, IBRAHIM, is adjudged the most dangerous in Plateau State, as he is known to be principally responsible for recent kidnap incidents in the State. This arrest would be a great plus in the fight against these criminal gangs. In the case of Jonah IDI, his arrest would greatly degrade and disrupt the booming illicit arms supply business, which up till now has sustained the crisis in Taraba, Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa States.”
Opuiyo said that March 7, around International market, off George Akume road, Makurdi, Benue State, the Service operatives arrested a top commander of the Terwase Akwaza, aka Ghana, led criminal gang identified as Sesugh Aondoseer.
He said that the suspect was believed to have masterminded several kidnap and robbery operations in Katsina Ala-Ukum and Gboko-Makurdi axis of Benue State as well as Takum in Taraba State.
He said that March 16 too, at Ifite Village, Awka in Anambra State, operatives of the Service arrested two suspected kidnappers, namely, Nnaemeka Udoukwu and Nkem Nnonyelu.
He said that both suspects have been on the wanted list of the Service for their involvement in series of kidnap incidents in the State.
“In particular, UDOUKWU was one of the kidnappers involved in the abduction of one Margret ORJI, mother of an Onitsha-based businessman, Michael ORJI, in January, 2017. The kidnappers collected a ransom of two million naira (N2m) to release the victim. Both suspects are under Service custody, for further investigation.” [myad]
Some prominent sons of Rivers state, under the platform of Free Rivers Development Initiative (FRDI) have called on the Inspector General of Police (IGP) and other security agencies to urgently stop the Rivers state governor Nelson Wike, from inaugurating the Neighbourhood Safety Corps in the state.
Addressing news men today, Sunday in Abuja, President of the group, Engineer Ngerebala Sampson said that already about 200,000 cults and militia with arms, groups of all shades; exist in the state, saying that arming the youths under the guise of vigilante group is an attempt to create a private militia for political purpose.
The group alleged that the real intention of the governor is to use the Corps to intimidate his political enemies, adding that if the inauguration of the Corps is not stop, they will set up their own and armed them to watch each other.
They were reacting to last Thursday governor Wike’s assent to the Rivers State Neigbourhood Safety Corps (RSNSC) Bill 2018, which is meant to provide security across the state.
He said that it is evident that the Governor of Rivers state has no regards to Court processes; when in the face of the pending suits before the Federal High Court, he signed the Neigbourhood Safety Corps Bill into law.”
Engr. Ngerebala, who was supported by Hon. Chidi Lloyd, Hon. Asita Honourable and Prince Tonye Princewill on behalf of the group, said the recent history of vigilante activities and its aftermath in Borno, Bayelsa, Abia, Anambra and Ondo states are experiences that should not be repeated.
“We are calling on the Inspector General of Police and other Security Agencies to take steps and stop the River State Governor from inaugurating the Rivers State Safety Corps.
“Whereby our call is not heeded to, our reaction will be to also set up our own Neighbourhood Safety Corps to watch Wike’s neighbourhood Safety Corps. We shall cloth them with uniforms and apply for arms for them through the police, then the 2 Neigbourhood Safety Corps will police each other. We cannot allow what happened before, during and after the 2015 general elections in Rivers state to repeat itself in 2019.”
“You all know that before, during and after the 2015 general elections, Rivers State experience unprecedented number of political assassinations, were members of our party were gruesomely murdered in cold blood; their offence being that they were members of All Progressives Congress (APC).
“Those killings continued until recently, when the Federal Forces killed some of the death merchants of Governor Wike. The rate of violence and killings that occurred in Rivers state during the period under review, led to Rivers State being described as a theater of war.”
The group also said it raised alarm to the danger of such law when it was at the bill stage before the Rivers State House of Assembly.
“Rivers state has over 200,000 cults and militia with arms, groups of all shades, arming the youths under the guise of vigilante group is an attempt to create a private militia for political purpose.
“Despite all these concerns Governor was adamant and desirous of getting the bill passed into law as unconstitutional as it was. Two suits were filed at the Federal High Court Port Harcourt challenging the bill and seeking for an order of injunction restraining the governor from giving assent to the bill. The said suits were duly served on the governor, but governor ignored the suits and purportedly signed the bill into law.” [myad]
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd (SPDC) has put to lie allegations of environmental mismanagement in the Niger Delta leveled against it at the weekend by Amnesty International.
In a statement today, Sunday, the General Manager, External Relations, Igo Weli, said that the Amnesty International’s allegations are false, without merit and fail to recognize the complex environment in which the company operates where security, a sole prerogative of Government, remains a major concern with persisting incidents of criminality, kidnapping, vandalism, threats from self-described militant groups, etc.
“We regularly test our emergency spill response procedures and capability to ensure staff and contractors can respond rapidly to an incident. However, response to spills, clean-up and remediation depend on access to the spill site and ultimately on the security of personnel and equipment while work is ongoing.
“SPDC, in collaboration with government regulators, responds swiftly to spill incidents as quickly as it can and cleans up spills from its facilities regardless of the cause.”
He stressed the SPDC’s commitment to swift response to oil spill incidents as much as access and security conditions permit teams to mobilize and deploy to spill sites to investigate, clean up and remediate such areas in addition to deploying technology and best practice to make it more difficult for unauthorized persons to break pipelines and steal crude oil from its facilities.
Igo Weli said that said the transparency in the online reporting of spill incidents by SPDC, which Amnesty International acknowledged in 2011, demonstrated its commitment to creating awareness and enhancing collaboration with key stakeholders on oil spill response and clean-up processes and deepening understanding of the complex and challenging operating environment.
“SPDC reiterates its commitment to carrying out operations in line with best practice in a responsible and environment-friendly manner.” [myad]
Nigeria’s former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has accused ex-US Ambassador to Nigeria, Thomas Pickering and former President Barack Obama’s National Security Advisor, Susan Rice, as being responsible for the death of Aare Onakakanfo of Yoruba land and business mogul, Chief MKO Abiola in 1998.
Fani-Kayode, writing on his Twitter page, also accused the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of being behind the death of former Head of State, General Sani Abacha.
He wrote: “I watched America’s former Amb. to Nigeria, Thomas Pickering, on @BBCWorld_Tv. He spoke about the poisoning of the Russian exile in the UK and said he believes that Putin was behind it.
“He and Obama’s former Nat. Security Advisor, Susan Rice, who at that time was Bill Clinton’s Ass. Sec. of State for Africa, were the duo that MADE and GAVE Chief MKO Abiola (the winner of Nigeria’s June 12th 1993 pres. election) a cup of tea in 1998 when they went to see him in detention. 20 minutes later, right in front of them, Abiola dropped dead!
“I believe that Pickering and Rice,both of whom work for the CIA, poisoned Abiola just as I believe that the 2 Indian girls that spent the night in the Villa with Gen. Sani Abacha and fed him the poisoned apple that killed him one month earlier to the day were also CIA.
“Can Pickering tell us why he and Susan Rice poisoned our President-elect? Does he still work and kill for the CIA? We will NEVER forget what they did! And we will NEVER forget our hero and leader MKO Abiola who refused to give up his mandate and who was martyred for democracy!”
Chief MKO Abiola slumped and died on July 7, 1998, almost a month after Abacha passed away inside the Aso Presidential Villa. [myad]
I met my husband when I was a Corper. I was serving in Abuja at the time. It was a beautiful time in my life and I quickly fell in love with the tall handsome charming stranger I met at Dunes Centre. His name was Hamisu Mohammed. It was love at first sight. For me, it was love at first and Hamisu was the one.
I was at the restaurant when he walked towards the aisles. Our eyes met for a moment and that was it. It felt like electricity and my heart was almost beating out of my chest when he smiled and started walking towards me.
I tried to look away but his pull was too magnetic and I found myself smiling back at him.
‘Hello lady, you look like you are having a good time’ he said and my heart stopped for a minute as all my senses concentrated on listening to him
I just kept smiling like a fool as he kept smiling back. I don’t even remember what my reply was. We ended up sitting down and talking for like 3 hours that day. The rest, as they say, is history. A year after that fateful meeting we got married. It was a most beautiful day that I will cherish forever. I was so in love with him, he was everything.
As any typical northern girl, I excitedly prepared for my wedding night with a lot of gyaran jiki and Kayan Mata. The weeks before my wedding were filled with all sorts of skin treatments, consumption of aphrodisiacs and vaginal steaming all in anticipation of the big night. I looked forward to consummating our love on that special night.
On that special night, when all the glitz and glam of the wedding was done, it was just the two of us. I was so nervous and excited but Hamisu did not look interested. We talked for a while and then he fell asleep.Yes! My husband fell asleep on our first night. I did not know what do, whether to wake him up or to allow him sleep. I couldn’t hold myself I had to wake him up.
‘Honey, I don’t think we should be sleeping tonight. It is our first night, it is the Sunnah.. He cut me off with a kiss and we made out for a while; then he told me he couldn’t do anything that night because he was so tired from the activities of the wedding. Fair enough… so we slept off.
Two weeks later we were still sleeping together…that is we were only sleeping. At this point I became fed up. No matter how hard I tried to get him in the mood my husband did not seem interested in making me a woman. He would rather go to sleep.
Three months after my wedding and I was still a virgin. My husband was not interested in that part of our marriage though he was a wonderful husband in other areas. He was very supportive of my career, he took care of me, he cooked and cleaned up after himself, he made me laugh, he was affectionate but that was the end of it… after a while I gave up trying.
There were a lot of rumours swirling around our social circles about my husband and his sexual preferences; but every single time he assured me he was working on being a lover I would cherish… eventually he always said.
The months were followed by a year then 2 years then 3 years and still our marriage remained unconsummated. I did not know what to do next. Friends told me to try and get his attention, to be uninhibited to be sexy blah blah blah.
I was sick and tired of hearing it was up to me to get my own husband to fulfil my marital rights. I was reaching my breaking point. It all became worse with the pressure and questions from our families about why we had not had children yet. How could we have children when we were living like roommates instead of husband and wife?
I confronted him and he told me he had been molested as a boy and he was working on being sexual for me. My heart went out to him and I left it at that, I prayed for him every day, to overcome his experience.
One day I went to work and suddenly my period came so I had to rush back home to clean up; as I lived just fifteen minutes away from my office. I walked into my living room to find my husband being sodomised by another man who was on top of him.
He had sweat beads on his face and his eyes were closed. They did not hear me open the door; neither did they notice me standing directly opposite them. Hamisu opened his eyes. He looked at me and I looked at him.
He pushed the man off him and that is when I recognised who he was. The man that was sodomising my husband was my father.
What the hell was my father doing here? With my husband? I ran to the kitchen and took my largest knife. The rage inside me was like red hot lava in a volcano and it was threatening to erupt and consume all of us. The betrayal! He would not touch me but he could sleep with my father! I was confused about my father, No maybe my mind was playing tricks on me… my father was gone by the time I returned from the kitchen.
Hamisu was Unclad and struggling to wear his trousers when I stabbed him, I missed and a chase ensued. I wanted to send him to hell where he belonged.
Finally, I got his hand; the knife sliced through skin and flesh and came out with blood spraying everywhere staining the white carpet. He groaned in pain: Sadiya!
I raised the knife again; I wanted to stab him in his heart, just like he had done to me. I wanted to damage him with all the rage inside me.
He was begging me and I was charging towards him to finish him off when I tripped and fell; the knife slipped away from my hand and in that moment the powerlessness of my situation hit me.
What could I really do? Who would even believe me? What type of daughter would I be to accuse my father of homosexuality? How could I face my mother with the news that my father and my husband were lovers? Inna Lillahi what could I really do in this situation. I broke down; I just crouched and broke down in tears, the blood from my period further staining my white carpet… I did not care, let the carpet stain I thought- as I watched it turn a dirty red colour…
He crawled towards me, ‘Sadiya I am sorry’ was all he kept saying. I had so many things I wanted to say to him but I just could not open my mouth. It was as if the weight in my heart had pulled my mouth shut. I heard him talk.
He said he had always been a bottom (other men did it to him), since his days in secondary school. He said a senior boy had taught him and somehow it had become his habit. He said he preferred that to being with a woman.
‘I really do love you Sadiya, just not in that way you know! When we met you accepted me, without any questions. I love you but I just could not be a lover to you. And I saw that you liked being married to me. I always assumed you knew… This was a mistake, it will never happen again. Your father is the senior boy who first molested me back in secondary school. I had not seen him since secondary school until the day I went to greet him before we got married. We rekindled our relationship and… .’ I slapped his dirty mouth. How dare he? Three years in a sex less marriage and he had the audacity to tell me he assumed I knew? Why would a woman assume her husband was a perverted homo sexual pig? Why? Why did he marry me? He just used me to kill the rumours ko? Shege tsinnanne!
He continued to talk but I went to the bathroom and cleaned myself up. I walked out and drove straight home to my mother. After narrating what happened, my mother held me in her arms and told me she had caught my father several times with different lovers and she had taken it in her stride. I could not believe what she was saying. So all this time… my father had been a gay man and my mother knew. Not only did she know but she condoned it! Subhanallah. The only part of the story that shocked my mother was that he had seduced his son in law. I was beyond disgusted. What on earth?
All I thought I knew about my parents was a lie. A disgusting lie. I wanted to throw up wallahi. So she had children with him while knowing his true nature? According to my mother all I needed was patience. She told me she coped by telling herself it was just a habit like smoking cigarettes. She warned me against causing any scandal and instructed me to go home and take care of my husband like a good wife should. According to my mother all I needed was patience. She told me she coped by telling herself it was just a habit like smoking cigarettes. She warned me against causing any scandal and instructed me to go home and take care of my husband like a good wife should. No one wanted to be there for me so I drove home, cleaned up my house and waited. He came home late at night with a bandage over his wound. He talked a lot but I did not hear a word. I just looked at him and wondered what else he was hiding. That night I could not sleep. What was I going to do? I had cried gallons of tears and still I was hurting. The tears did not cool the raging fire within me. I was so angry! A week later, I still did not know how I was going to leave my husband. I could not pretend that things were normal between us. I was all cried out.
So I decided to take my life. It was the best possible outcome. If I killed myself then no would ever find out about the shame in my family. At night, I took a knife and started to slit my wrists until I passed out. I thought I had died but I woke up in a hospital with Hamisu and my mother by my side.
He had found me bleeding out on the floor of the kitchen. I was angry I did not succeed in taking my own life. I ended up staying in the hospital for a week and Hamisu was the ever dutiful husband. Everyone called me ungrateful for wanting to end my life despite having such a devoted husband… what more did I want in life; they all asked me. I wish they could know what I had been going through Once I felt better, I told him I wanted him to divorce me. I told him if he refused I would go to court and tell the alkali (judge) everything. I had nothing to lose. I just wanted to be away from him, from my parents, from everyone that said I was an ungrateful wife. I wish could put themselves in my shoes.
He divorced me. It has been a year and I just recently moved into my own house. I do not want anything to do with my parents. I still have suicidal thoughts every now and then.
Hamisu has remarried and I pitied the poor girl when I saw their pictures on Instagram. I wondered if she would ever find out. I wonder
if she will be patient with him. That patience is what landed me in the hell I found myself in.
I should have known that something was not right from our first night together. I should have said something, I should have left him. But no, I wanted to be a good wife. I cannot trust a man again. I do not wish to marry again. For now, what is important to me is making as much money to take care of myself without needing anyone.
People always say that time heals all wounds so I have hope of being normal some day. Thank you for reading my story.
My name is Sadiya Lawal. I am 29 years old. I am from Bauchi State.
A former Chief Judge of Enugu State, Professor I.A Umezulike, has queried Senator Ike Ekweremadu’s 32 choice properties in Nigeria and abroad and wanted the National Security Adviser (NSA), retired Brigadier-General Babagana Monguno, to order the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to probe him. Ekweremadu is the current Senate deputy President, and is in the upper chamber of the national assembly on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
In a letter, dated 16 June 2017, addressed to NSA, Professor Umezulike said that Ekweremadu’s lifestyle and the properties he has acquired are not justified by this source of income and should be probed under Section 7 (1) (b) of the EFCC Act.
According to the retired judge, the EFCC has the power to “cause investigation to be conducted into the properties of any person if appears to the Commission that the person’s lifestyle and extent of the properties are not justified by his source of income.”
He said that Ekweremadu is in his fourth term as senator representing Enugu West Senatorial District, adding that before he was elected as a senator, Ekweremadu spent four years as an aide to former Enugu State governor, Chimaroke Nnamani, first as the Chief of Staff and later, as Secretary to the State Government.
“In sum, from 1999 till date, he has been in the realm of public office without any break to engage in any personal business. Thus, his emoluments in the past 18 years are easily ascertainable from Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission.”
The retired judge said that prior to his entry into public office in 1999, Ekweremadu was a struggling lawyer, who lived in a depressed suburb of Enugu at No. 17 Mike Ejeagha Street, Abakpa-Nike, Enugu.
“He managed to eke out a living as a ‘charge and bail’ legal practitioner,” said Professor Umezulike, who attached photographs of buildings that housed the Deputy Senate President’s law office.
Professor Umezulike said that within a space of 18 years in public office, Ekweremadu has amassed billions of naira and used part of the money to buy high-end properties across four continents. He added that Ekweremadu has money in the vaults of Sterling Bank Plc and United Bank of Africa.
He said that in Enugu alone, the Deputy Senate President own No. 14, Iyienu Street, Independence Layout; 7 O’Connor Street, Asata; 14/16 Charles Street, G. R. A, Enugu; 9B Isuofia Street, Shagari Low Cost Housing in Trans-Ekulu; 28 Owerri Road in Asata, House 2, Local City Garden, G. R. A; an a plot at Republic Layout. He also owns 69.4 hectares of land in Ogbeke-Nike, Enugu.
He said that Ekweremadu’s property portfolio in Abuja includes Plot 1518 Maitama, 11 Evan Enwerem Street, Apo Legislative Quarters, Plot 2633 Kyami, Housing Estate (Plot 1106 CRD, Cadastral Zone 07-07, Lugbe, 2, Jim Nwobodo Street, Apo Legislative Quarters and Plot 2782 Asokoro Extension.
The retired judge said that the deputy Senate President also owns houses at Citi Park Estate, Gwagwalada; Plot 1474 Cadastral Zone BD6, Mabushi; Congress Court, Abuja; Flat 1, Block D25, Athletics Street, (24th Street) Games Village; and Plot 66, 64 Crescents, Gwarimpa Estate.
He said that in the British capital of London, Ekweremadu owns Flat 4 Varsity Court, Hormer Street, WIH 4NW, London; and 52 Ayleston Avenue, NW6 7AB, London, and that in Dubai, Ekweremadu is the owner of Room 1903, The Address Hotel, Downtown Dubai; The Address Boulevard, 3901, Dubai; 2 Flats of Burij Side Boulevard (The Signature), Dubai; Emirate Gardens Apartment No. EGG1/1/114, Dubai; Emirate Gardens Apartment No. EGG1/115, Dubai; Apartment No. DFB/12/B 1204, Park Towers, Dubai; Flat 3604, MAG 214, Dubai; and Villa No 148, Maeen1, The Lakes Emirates Hills, Dubai. In Florida, United States of America, the Deputy Senate President owns 4507 Stella Street, Bellavida Estate; 2747 Club Cortile Circle and 2763 Club Cortile Circle, all in Kissime, Florida.
“Given the foregoing, we urge and beseech you to direct thorough investigation of these properties of Senator Ike Ekweremadu with a view of bringing him to book and edify the fight against economic and financial crimes in Nigeria,” said Professor Umezulike. [myad]
A 16-year-old JAMB candidate from Ethiope East in Delta state, Oghotomo Ogheneruno Goddowell has emerged the best candidate in the ongoing 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), obtaining score of 321 points.
Goddowell sat for the UTME exam at Benchill schools, Warri Delta State.
Another candidate Aliyu Muhammad Sani Kaugama, who finished from the Academic for th Gifted and Talented Bamaina School in Jigawa State, came second with score of 311 points
Goddowell’s, 321 is so far the highest score in the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
The 2018 UTME ended today, Saturday, March 17. [myad]
We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies.
This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience.
Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information.
Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.