Alleged N8.5bn Fraud

Alleged N8.5bn Fraud: Atewe Bought 30,000 Units of Shares for N170m– Witness A prosecution witness, Howard Edafe, in the ongoing N8.5billion fraud case involving a former Joint Military Task Force Commander, Maj.-Gen. Emmanuel Atewe (retd.), on March 12, 2020…

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THREE BOYS CAUGHT RUBBING STUDENTS AT AAU

on 15th May, 2019 at 8:10 p.m, three young boys were caught rubbing students of Ambrose Alli University AAU Ekpoma Edo state. Information from this operation by these young boy states that these boys stole different kings of cell phones, and also transferred all the money in the bank of account of one the student and as well wanted to rape one of the student. investigations were carried out immediately by the school Anti-cultist and the police. and information reached that these young boys returned from Irrua were they had their first operation before entering Ekpoma. these young boys were caught by some of the student who later pursued them with a car to get them down. and they were seriously beaten and injured. before handing over to the police for further investigations and arrest.

Columbia Sportswear Is Ready to Pass on Trump Tariffs to Consumers

Columbia Sportswear Co. is feeling the pain from the U.S. trade war with China, and if the situation intensifies, Chief Executive Officer Tim Boyle says consumers will feel it too. The Trump administration’s latest tariff proposal on goods imported from China has forced the outdoor-gear and apparel maker to spend more time managing its supply chain than its sales operations, Boyle said in an interview on Bloomberg TV. The levies have also led him to put distribution projects on hold. We will pass on the prices if we have to,” Boyle said. “Again, this is a tax on commodities that American consumers are going to be consuming, so yes these taxes will be passed on.” The company had been largely spared financial pain in the initial rounds of tariffs. But the ongoing dispute has sucked up hours and resources it hadn’t planned for. Earlier this month, the U.S. proposed 25% tariffs on an additional $300 billion of goods from China, including apparel and footwear. Boyle said the company has

Aisha Buhari Criticises FG’s Social Investment Programme

The President's wife, Aisha Buhari, has criticized the Social Investment Programme of the Federal Government, she said "the programme has failed to achieve its aim in Kano and most parts of Northern Nigeria". Mrs Aisha Buhari stated this at the interactive session with women as part of the presidential inauguration ceremony at the State House in Abuja. The wife of the President, who specifically mentioned the conditional cash transfer component, questioned the method used in executing the programme. She also faulted the amount of money spent on the purchase of mosquito nets. “They have spent $16 million buying mosquito nets. I did not get it, but maybe some people have gotten it. But I feel that, as my personal opinion, $16 million is enough to fumigate Nigeria,” she said. Generally, Mrs Aisha Buhari did not agree with the method adopted for the programme. She said, “I was expecting the social investment programme, N500 billion to be utilize

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