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Internet fraud: Fake Tom Cruise bags 3-year jail term in Benin
A 22-year-old man Raymond Imozemhe has been sentenced to three years imprisonment for impersonating popular Hollywood star Tom Cruise. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in a statement said Imozemhe and six others were convicted on Tuesday, July 25, 2023, by Justice Efe Ikponwonba of the Edo State High Court sitting in Benin City
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Jose Foundation President Abhulimhen bags Humanity Award
The president of international humanitarian organisation, Jose Foundation UK, Dr Martins Abhulimhen has been conferred with a Humanity Award at the Chesterfield Ballroom, London for promoting women and protecting the girl child globally. In a statement signed by Dr Martins Abhulimhen and made available to journalists on Wednesday, the award was presented to Abhulimhen by
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Security beefed up at Atiku’s residence after attempted attack
Security has been beefed up at the residence of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential flagbearer, Atiku Abubakar in Yola, Adamawa state following the attempted terrorist attack. Adamawa State Police Command on Monday confirmed the arrest of four people suspected to have planned an attack on Atiku and his properties. Security has now been beefed
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Bandits kill seven soldiers, residents in Zamfara
Seven soldiers and several residents in the Kangon Garacce community in Zamfara State have reportedly been killed in an ambush by bandits. The attack occurred on Monday afternoon in the Kangon Garacce community, which is located in the Dangulbi district of the Maru Local Government Area, and several residents were killed. The troops were responding
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Fuel subsidy: No plans to reduce work days, says FG
Head of the Service of the Federation, Folasade Yemi-Esan, has said the federal government has no plan to reduce work days over the increase in the price of petrol due to the removal of petrol subsidy. Yemi-Esan said this on Tuesday in Abuja during a parley with media executives as part of activities marking the
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Gunmen kidnap ex-FCE provost, driver in Ogun
Suspected gunmen on Tuesday abducted Dr. Ayodele Ajayi, the immediate-past Provost of the Federal College of Education (FCE), Osiele near Abeokuta in the Odeda Local Government Area (LGA) of Ogun.
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Lagos refutes threat of fire in Aboru, Iyana Ipaja in viral pipeline vandalism video
The Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service (LSFRS) has allayed the fear of Lagosians over the trending viral video about pipeline vandalism around the Aboru area of Ipaja, Lagos, describing it as a false alarm. LSFRS director Margaret Adeseye in a statement urged residents to disregard the video. In the video, a male voiceover was
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Nweke Jnr raises concern over adverse effects of fake news
Former Minister of Information, Mr Frank Nweke Jnr has expressed concern over the adverse effects of fake news and their potential, not just to undermine, libel and slander people but to precipitate conflict in the country. Speaking at the public presentation of the book titled ‘Cyber Politics: Social Media, Social Demography and Voting Behaviour in
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Why soldier who converted from Islam to Christianity was detained – Nigerian Army
The Nigerian Army has said Lance Corporal Musa Adamu was not detained because he converted from Islam to Christianity. Army spokesperson Onyema Nwachukwu in a statement said Adamu is in custody for violation of some provisions of the Armed Forces Act. Earlier, a report by Sahara Reporters claim Adamu was detained for converting from Islam
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Food security: VCDP doles out 20 tricycles to Nasarawa farmers to alleviate transport cost
As part of efforts to boost food production in the state and across the nation, Value Change Development Program (VCDP), yesterday doled out 20 tricycles to farmers’ organizations and youth entrepreneurs’ beneficiaries in the state to cushion the adverse effect of transportation.
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