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Justice Babatunde Quadri of a Federal High Court, Jos, Plateau State has ruled that a former governor of Gombe State, Senator Danjuma Goje, has a case to answer in counts for eight and nine of the 21-count charge preferred against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. Goje, a serving Senator, is standing trial along with a former Executive Chairman of the state’s Universal Basic Education Board, Aliyu El-Nafaty; and S.M. Dokoro for an alleged N5 billion fraud. A fourth defendant, the ex-governor’s cousin, Sabo Tumu, who is now late was removed from the charge sheet. They are alleged to have been involved in alleged financial impropriety, including the award of contracts for food supply to the state’s Government House, during his tenure. READ ALSO: Police To Charge Personnel Over Death Of Teenager In Lagos The EFCC had through its counsel, Wahab Shittu, closed its case against them, on May 31, 2018 after calling 25 witnesses and tendering several documents

The Catholic Diocese of Uromi with five (5)deaneries held their first deanery Heavenly choir practices today  at their respective deaneries. The assistant priest of Mary the Queen, the priest and religious of Ekpoma deanery in gratitude to God welcome and bless all and encouraged them 

  INEC Wants To Organise A Special Programme For Me, Says Okorocha He said, “Don’t fight, don’t steal, settle your rift amicably. The governor and his deputy cannot do it alone and you must know this because they did not win the election alone. “Let your government be that of unity and about true development.” Obasanjo noted that leadership was all about ensuring that the people have access to good and quality governance that would have an impact on their well-being. He stressed the need for true leaders to shun corruption and reminded Makinde that the expectation of the people was high. The former president also called for cooperation among the PDP members in Oyo, with a view to taking the state to an enviable height. “You have a lot of work to do; don’t make it business as usual as it has always been,” he challenged the governor-elect. “The people of the state want something different, you must give them and it doesn’t take a lot to give.” In his response, Makinde said he wa

The matriculation of Ambrose Alli university of 2018/2019 admitted student's scheduled for on the 22nd of march 2019 has been postponed and finally agreed to hold on 26th of march 2019. Therefore, Students whom hasn't paid their  fees, should try their possible best to pay. as their matriculation fee is attached to the school fee , Pls note you mustn't pay your school fees at once,, you can do installment payment so as to enable you participate in the matriculation program . Great Nigeria Students.....

 The president of Rotary club international  Barry Rassin at  the presentation of Rotary Polio Championship Award to the President at the State House in Abuja. Th President of the Club, Happy Apai, in his keynote remark,gave a vote of thanks to the members for their tireless effort and commitment and said between March 22 and 23, grants management seminar will be held in Auchi, Edo State, while training assembly, district leadership assembly, DISCON, Warri A-Gain as well as RI convention in Hambung, Germany, have been lined for the remaining part of the year. Source:

A 19 years boy on Monday was sentenced to 6 years in prisonment for allergedly being cought stealing  a woman's under wear at osun state. he was said to have been taking these under wear to some Yahoo boys where he would be paid some reasonable amount of money. Magistrate Rofiat Olayemi sentenced the convict without any option to pay fine. The Prosecutor, Insp. Jafani Musilimi, had told the court that the convict committed the offence on January 28, at about 10 a.m. at No. 12, Ibokun Road, Oja-Oba area, Osogbo. Musilimi said the convict broke into the apartment of one Folashade Ganiyu and stole three underpants belonging to her inside her bathroom. “The convict also stole a Techno mobile phone belonging to the complainant. The prosecutor said the offence contravened the provisions of sections 412 and 249(d) of the Criminal Code, Cap 34, Vol. 11, Laws of Osun, 2002. The convict was charged with theft and breach of public peace