DELTA STATE COMMISSIONER FOR BASIC EDUCATION, EBIE IN ANOTHER ROUND OF MULTI MILLION NAIRA FRAUD

In continuation of his looting spree, Delta State Commissioner for Basic Education, Chinedu Ebie, who we recently reported how he gave spoilt laptops to teachers, and later, compulsorily deducted N5,000 from the teachers that never collected his damaged laptops, has gone berserk again, with another round of looting.
Our findings have revealed, that, Ebie has yet again, ordered that, teachers of his ministry be made to pay N8,000 to the Post Primary Education board Account office. Exclusive documents obtained by Secret Reporters, shows that, teachers are currently forced to part with the N8,000 for staff verification. An independent investigation on payment of verification around sister states, proves that no record of payment for staff verification could be traced, as sources said, it is an aberration to even hear that staff pay for verification.

ANAMBRA STATE FA RECEIVES N150M BOOST FROM IFEANYI UBAH FOUNDATION

Anambra State Football Association’s giant strides towards rapid development of the game in the state received a big boost with the donation of N150 million by the Ifeanyi Ubah Foundation.
The fund, according to the foundation, was part of its support to the innovative programmes of the recently inaugurated FA board led by Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah, to place the Anambra State on the path to football glory.

How PDP Governors Conned And Revolted Against Ali Modu Sheriff, Sent Text Messages That Wrecked Him

A plot by some governors elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party and a flurry of text messages triggered the revolt that led to the removal of the  National Chairman of the party, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff; SUNDAY PUNCH has learnt.

Top officials of the party who took part in the game of intrigues that led to the ouster of the party chairman said Sheriff did not realise the level of conspiracy against him till it was too late.

PDP ‘Sacks’ Sheriff, Appoints ex-Gov. Makarfi Interim Chairma

The Peoples Democratic Party has fired its national chairman, Modu Sheriff, and has appointed an interim party executive led by a former governor of Kaduna State, Ahmed Makarfi.

A former Anambra governor, Peter Obi, was also appointed the interim secretary of the party.

Van Gaal eyes FA Cup glory

Manager Louis van Gaal says Saturday’s FA Cup final is a huge match for Manchester United and that his own interests are not as important, Skysports reports.

United will face Crystal Palace at Wembley looking for their first major trophy since Sir Alex Ferguson departed at the end of the 2012/13 season.
Victory in the match could also help the cause of Van Gaal, whose job security has been the subject of intense speculation.

BREAKING: Court jails ex-NIMASA boss, Omatseye for five years

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has sentenced a former Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration Safety Agency, Mr. Raymond Omatseye, to five years in prison for a N1.5bn contract scam.

Crashed EgyptAir Manifest Out, No Nigerian Found

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An EGYPTAIR official declared that EGYPTAIR A320 aircraft in its flight number MS804 lost contact with radar above the Mediterranean Sea.

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Check Out These Beautiful Natural Art Works which show the immence beauty in Nature

 

Nature remains the most beautiful entity, one wonders what else to compare with.

I got stumble on these beautiful art works that makes one feel that nature is beautiful, life also is beautiful.................!

These Art work collections were gotten from a garden in China called 'Beautiful Garden', like what what written about the Garden of Hidden in the Holy Bible. 

Fuel price hike protest:Reps declare support for FG, beg NLC

The House of Representatives on Wednesday made a formal declaration of support for the decision of the Federal Government to remove the subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit, better known as petrol. 

A litre of petrol now sells for N145 instead of  N86.50k.
However, the government claimed that what it did was price increase and not the removal of subsidy or deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry.
On Wednesday, the House, which was presided over by the Speaker, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, backed the price hike.
The price hike had pitted the government against  organised labour, as a faction of the Nigerian Labour Congress led by Mr. Ayuba Wabba, vehemently opposed it.

Protests in major cities as NLC strike begins

Workers  in most states of the federation on Wednesday shunned a directive of a faction of the Nigeria Labour Congress to embark on an indefinite strike due to the increase in the pump price of petrol from N86.50 to N145 by the Federal Government.

Despite this, however, labour and civil society organisations held rallies in most states to press home their demand that the Federal Government should reverse the price hike.