President Muhammadu Buhari Receives CBN Governor In Aso Rock

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday, March 14th received the Central Bank Governor, Godwin Emefiele in Aso Rock.

President Buhari Received briefing from the CBN Governor.

Benue State University Student Spotted Hawking ‘Anointed Okpa ’ for her mother (photos)

A beautiful young lady identified as Faith Oyita, has set the internet on fire as she posted pictures of her hawking a traditional Igbo delicacy ‘okpa’ on the street.

Faith Oyita
The young lady took to her Facebook page to post her pictures as she set out to hawk for her mother with the caption: “Am so proud of what I do, I can’t fake it. The fact that am a student of Benue state university doesn’t change me, if I don’t help mummy who will, Anointed okpa. Sponsored by grace.”

However, these act of Faith as taken everyone by surprise because young girls on these days not to talk of those in the higher institution would want to engage in such an act. She also, won everyone’s heart for being bold enough to post the pictures on social media.

Buhari Writes National Assembly of his Return to Office. (Photo)

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday, March 13th sent a letter to the National Assembly informing them of his return to his duty as President Federal Republic Of Nigeria.

Naijaloaded Owner Makinde Azeez Flaunts His Newly Acquired 20Million Naira MML350 Car

The CEO Of the Nigeria Number 1 online music portal (Naijaloaded.com) Makinde Azeez who added Mercedes Benz Worth 20 Million Naira MML350 to his Garage last year took to his Facebook page to share some inspirational advice.

He wrote: 

They will down talk you and make you feel bad. If they can't oppress you, the easiest way to make you feel unhappy is to spoil you around - Don't try explaining to anyone when such happens.

Its gonna be a very colorful week for all of us. AMEN!!

Zimbabwe Bans Beating Of Children

Zimbabwe’s High Court has outlawed corporal punishment for children both at school and in the home.

The ruling comes after a parent complained that her child in grade one, a class for six-year-olds, had deep bruises after a beating by a teacher.

Linah Pfungwa said her daughter had been punished for failing to have her reading book signed by guardians as proof she had done her homework.

The constitutional court will have to confirm the judgement.

The BBC’s Shingai Nyoka in the capital, Harare, says if upheld, it would transform the way parents have disciplined their children for centuries in the southern African country.

Some parents are criticising the ruling, while rights groups says it is long overdue, she says.

Ms Pfungwa, who filed her application with support from the Justice for Children’s Trust, said her child was severely assaulted with a rubber pipe.

“My child suffered major bruises and I took photographs and pictures… She had deep bruises on her back and she could hardly sleep properly,” the state-run Chronicle newspaper quotes her as saying.
“I posted the pictures of my daughter on our WhatsApp group for other parents to observe and it turned out that other children had also been assaulted.”

In her application, Ms Pfungwa said that children should not be subjected to any form of violence and such corporal punishment breached their rights under Zimbabwe’s Constitution.

She argued that other forms of discipline should be used for children.

“If my child misbehaves, I ground her by denying her access to television as well as denying her pocket money or other goodies like sweets and presents,” she said.
“If she does well, I reward her by presents or extra hours of watching television.
“My child is well-behaved and well-brought up simply as a result of the dialogue that I use as a means of discipline.”

Justice David Mangota agreed that corporal punishment for children was unconstitutional and said that parents and teachers should not lay their hands on children even if they misbehave.

Court Order MTN To Pay N530,000 To Customer Over Unauthorized Callertunez Deduction

The Federal High Court in Ibadan on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 has awarded N530,000 to one Oluwole Aluko for unauthorised deduction from his lines by MTN Nigeria.

Justice Nathaniel Ayo-Emmanuel who passed the judgement, held that MTN had found itself guilty by not challenging the suit.

In his Judgement, he stated:

“The plaintiff has the right to allow or reject the use of a caller tune. MTN cannot force the use of any caller tune on him or anybody because it is unlawful.

Though the plaintiff sought N10 million as damages, but I hold that any damage suffered must be commensurate with the claim.

I, hereby, award a cost of N500,000 for the damages suffered and another N30,000 as cost incurred during the court process.”

The complainant, who is also stand in as counsel for himself in the case, had in 2016 filed a N10 million suit against the same telecom giant.

He claimed that MTN Nigeria had unlawfully made series of deductions from three of his MTN lines for caller tunes which he did not subscribe to.

However, in another twist, Mr Fatiullah Tiamiyu who the defence counsel has claimed that MTN is not aware of any court process.

He said: “That is the reason the company has not been represented in any previous sitting.”

(Must See): Man Returns ₦900,000 He Wrongly Paid To EFCC After He Could Not Trace The Sender For 3 Months.

EFCC has urged the general public to be good and patriotic citizens by reporting any money mistakenly deposited into their various accounts.

The Commission stated this when Dr. Aliyu Usman Tilde, an academician, columnist and writer returned a cheque of N900,000 to the Gombe Zonal office of the EFCC. The amount was mistakenly paid into his account.

Three months after his account officer could not trace the origin of the strange alert, Dr. Tilde reported the case to the EFCC. Investigation by the EFCC however revealed that the amount belongs to a law firm that was counsel to Federal Ministry of Justice in a case that involved a former staff of Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Further investigations revealed that the clerk of the firm made a mistake in writing Dr. Tilde’s firm account number when submitting bank details to the client’s Ministry. Dr. Tilde raised a draft of the said amount in the name of EFCC EXHIBIT ACCOUNT and brought same to Gombe zonal office. The beneficiary firm has since been contacted.