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Wednesday, 1 February 2017

GOV.DICKSON'S WIFE'S 43-YEAR OLD SISTER ENGAGED HER 29-YEAR OLD HUBBY !

 First lady of  Bayelsa state's 43-year-old sister, Tari Konyefa , mother of a 16 year old daughter with ex hubby, just got engaged to her 29-year-old lover,  Miebi Albert.
It was gathered that the couple who started dating late March 2016 got engaged on her 43rd birthday occasion on December 12th.  See more photos of the couple after the cut...





INCREDIBLE: GANG MEMBER SLAPS THE FACE OF DEAD RIVAL IN HIS COFFIN ! (VIDEO)

Can you imagine,  a gang member slapping the face of the dead body of a rival at his funeral ! Watch the incredible video after the cut...

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GOVERNOR AMBODE OKAYS DEATH PENALTY FOR KIDNAPPERS

Mr Akinwunmi Ambode, Lagos State Governor, on Wednesday signed into law the anti-kidnapping bill recently passed by the State House of Assembly, with a pledge to ensure its full implementation to eradicate kidnapping once and for all in the State. The Prohibition of the Act of Kidnapping Law imposes a penalty of life imprisonment on kidnapping for ransom.

 Speaking at the signing ceremony held at Lagos House in Ikeja, Governor Ambode said the spate of kidnapping in the State had gotten to a level that required decisive action from government, hence the need for the enactment of the law to send serious message to perpetrators of such heinous crime.
He said aside the enactment of the law, the State Government was also putting in place appropriate measures particularly in the schools and other vulnerable targets to prevent kidnapping and other security breaches.

The Governor said: “Security is of utmost importance to our administration and we are confident that this law will serve as a deterrent to anybody who may desire to engage in this wicked act within the boundaries of Lagos.

“Why we use this law to address the challenge and punish the criminals, we are also putting in place appropriate measures particularly in our schools and other vulnerable targets to prevent security breaches and it is important that we ensure that everything we do in respect of this anti-kidnapping law is in good faith and good spirit to eradicate the issue of kidnapping once and for all in the State.”
Governor Ambode assured that the justice system would be activated to execute the anti-kidnapping law to the letter to ensure that any criminal caught is subjected to the full wrath of the law.

In his remarks, Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, said the signing of the bills into law by the Governor was a clear testimony of the commitment of the State Government to the security of citizens and sports development.

Obasa, who was represented by the Majority Leader of the House, Hon Sanai Agunbiade, said it was particularly gratifying to note that the anti-kidnapping law was an all-encompassing one which prescribes punishment for the actual actors, those that collaborate, aid and abet and those who see the act of kidnapping being perpetrated and do nothing about it, as well as confiscation of properties attached to the heinous crime of kidnapping.

He said the passage and signing of the law was a direct response and responsiveness of the government to the spate of kidnapping in the State, adding that the expansive provisions in the law would, in no long distant future, ensure the eradication of the menace in the State.

NO CITIZENS OF ANOTHER COUNTRY HAS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO ENTER THE U.S ~~WHITE HOUSE (VIDEO)



The White House has announced that citizens of other countries don't have any right under the constitution to enter the United States of America after U.S President Donald Trump signed a law last weekend banning the entry of immigrants from 7 Islamic nations.

In a shocking interview, White House senior policy advisor Stephen Miller said that every single person denied a visa could file a legal claim because they could not enter the U.S. He said such people who fall into this category enjoy no legal benefits.

"The immigration orders were drafted by a team of some of the most qualified, talented lawyers in the USA," Miller said on Monday's edition of Tucker Carlson Tonight on the FOX News Channel. "I am proud to have the opportunity tonight to stand up for President Trump's order and to defend the action as lawful, necessary and important."

Watch the video after the cut....

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HOW MUCH MONEY SHOULD DECLARED WHILE TRAVELLING OUT NIGERIA~~EFCC ENLIGHTENS NIGERIANS

As they shared on twitter..

$15 MILLION SCANDAL: COURT STRIKES OUT PATIENCE JONATHAN'S LAW SUIT AGAINST ANTI- CORRUPTION ORGANISATION


The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has struck out the suit filed by Former First lady, Patience Jonathan, against anti-corruption organization, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project SERAP, over allegations of "vilification and breach of human rights".

Mrs Jonathan filed the suit in October last year after the group petitioned the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, calling for the prosecution of Mrs Jonathan after $15 million was found in four controversial accounts which she laid claim to.

According to the court papers filed by the Union of Niger Delta Youth Organization for Equity, Justice and Good Governance on Mrs Jonathan's behalf, the $15 million found in the accounts linked to the former first lady, were contributions of gifts she had gathered in her years in government with her husband.

The court paper stated that she had intended to use the said money to revive her families dormant businesses. At the hearing of the case yesterday, counsels to Mrs Jonathan, said they were no longer interested in pursuing the case and asked for withdrawal.

Counsel to SERAP did not object to the application for withdrawal and asked the court to order the former first lady's counsels to pay them N500,000. The presiding judge, Justice Justice C.M.A Olatoregun struck out the case and awarded N25,000 as cost to SERAP.

41 NIGERIANS DEPORTED FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM ARRIVE LAGOS (PHOTOS)

 41 Nigerians, including a man who claimed to be gay, are  deported from the UK on Tuesday, January 31, due to immigration related offences.

The deportees arrived at the cargo terminal of Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Ikeja in an unmarked charter plane which touched ground at exactly 7:40 a.m.

Officials of the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) and Aviation security personnel received the 41 deportees (33 males and 8 females)
More pics after the cut...