Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission grilled former Governor Godswill Akpabio for over seven hours for the second time within 24 hours on Saturday. At the end, they confronted him with evidence of his financial "dealings" while he held sway in Akwa Ibom State.
The interrogation of Akpabio by the agency, it was learnt, made it possible for him to come face-to- face with what was described as major financial transactions, on the second day with operatives, carried out by his administration.
Following the damning evidences, Akpabio was asked to provide explanations...
The transactions, estimated at N108 billion, according to EFCC sources, were, however, said to have been stoutly defended by Akpabio, who claimed he had the power as governor to authorize such monumental expenditure “in the interest of Akwa Ibom state and its people”.
EFCC, acting on petitions filed against Akpabio and his administration, had, on Friday, summoned the former governor and grilled him. Sources claimed that evidence extracted from the accounts staff in Uyo Government House as well as ministries, agencies and departments was used to confront the Senate Minority Leader yesterday.
One of the sources told Vanguard that the former governor was still being grilled by the EFCC operatives as at 6pm after he arrived the headquarters around 11:45am.
“The former governor is still with our operatives, who are taking him up on a number of financial transactions that required clarifications from him and his officials”, the source added.
“We really need to know how and why certain transactions were carried out and if such huge withdrawals in certain cases, based on evidence before us, complied with laid down financial regulations or the said amount of money was wrongly spent.”
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1. F***ing once a week
is good for your health but harmful if done every day.
2. F***ing gives proper relaxation for your mind
and body.
3. F***ing refreshes you.
4. After f***ing don't eat too much; go for more liquids.
5. When f***ing try to stay in bed because it can save you valuable energy.
6. F***ing can even reduce your cholesterol level
SO REMEMBER - *FASTING* is good for your health -
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This is one of the reason why Nigeria is stall very backward... CAN said Bukola Saraki who is standing trial for corruption should continue to enjoy the pecks of office as Senate President. But in London, in the case of Diezani Allison-Madueke her trial has not commenced but people have started avoiding her.
The United Kingdom-based Chevening Scholarship has removed the name of ex-Minister of Petroleum from its list of female achievers. They send a strong signal that corruption can't be celebrated.
Chevening is an international scholarship scheme which enables students with leadership qualities from 144 countries and territories to undertake postgraduate study or courses in universities in the UK.
According to Sahara Reporters, after receiving a Chevening scholarship in 2002, Diezani attended Cambridge University for her MBA and then returned to Nigeria where she became the first female Executive Director of Shell Petroleum Development Company.
After emerging as the first woman to hold the position of Minister of Petroleum Resources in Nigeria and the first female President of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Chevening on its website, listed her as one of its best female alumni in commemoration of the March 8 International Women’s Day.
Diezani was listed among other international and accomplished women.
However, following Diezani’s arrest by the UK’s National Crime Agency along with five other people on allegation of bribery and corruption offences, Chevening delisted her name from its website but retained the names of its other "celebrated women' without any corruption case.
Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) has released the 2014/2015 School fees schedule for all levels.
All students of the Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) are hereby informed.
Below is the list of different levels and the amount they are to pay:
FUTO Year one (100l) School fees
Geology = (School fees) N50,800 + N40,000 (Acceptance Fees)
Total= N90,800
Others = (School fees) N48,300+ N40,000 (Acceptance fees)
Total= N88,300
FUTO Year II $ III(200l-300l) School fees
Geology = #35,800
Others= #33,300
FUTO Year IV $ V(400l-500l) School fees
Geology =#30,800
Others=#28,300
Fear has gripped workers and patients of the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH) in Calabar, Cross River State over a suspected case of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD). Although management of the hospital denied the development, it nevertheless, shut down the Accident and Emergency ward after the Ebola virus scare hit the health institution yesterday.
Investigation by Daily Sun revealed that the scare was induced by the death of a patient, who was brought in from nearby Akpabuyo community in Akpabuyo Local Government Area of the state for treatment on Tuesday evening, but reportedly died at about 2 a.m. yesterday, of symptoms related to the deadly virus.
The patient, whose identity could not be ascertained as at press time, was said to have vomited so much blood and bled from other sensitive parts of his body.
Sources said the body temperature of the patient also ran high, when he was brought in by family members, adding that the patient died shortly after samples were taken from his blood for investigation. It was also gathered that due to the incident, the Accident and Emergency ward of the hospital has been shut down.
A source said: “A patient was brought in on Tuesday, vomiting, stooling and bleeding from the nose and mouth. He had high temperature. It was suspected that he had haemorrhagic fever, but it has not been confirmed. He died at about 2 a.m. yesterday and his body has been quarantined, while the ward was shut down.” But another staff of the hospital, who declined to be named, said “the patient was suspected to have died of haemorrhagic fever or adverse drug reaction.”
The employee said the State Ebola Emergency and primary healthcare teams were contacted and they arrived about 6 p.m. to take the sample of the deceased for further investigation.
When contacted, Chairman of the Medical Advisory Committee of UCTH, Dr. Queenet Kalu said there was a case of a patient, who died of symptoms suspected to be haemorrhagic fever. “Yes, we had a patient that was suspected to have died of haemorrhagic fever, but it does not call for panic as everything is under control.
There is no need for the public to be scared of EVD as it has not been confirmed.” As at the time of going to press, all the nurses and medical personnel, who had contacts with the patient have been invited back to the hospital and quarantined for treatment. -Sun News
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When soldier punish u finish, and cum release u to go,u come climb ur bike and shout 'OFFICER THUNDER FIRE YOU' and den ur bike no start again..just remember dis hymn; 'TAKE MY LIFE, AND LET IT BE...
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The bomb blast in Abuja last night was worse than we thought! It's horrific. This was after the dead were removed from the scene by NEMA. See the pics after the cut but please.
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