PDP Uses Funny Cartoons To Mock Buhari’s One Year In Office

 

The People Democratic Party shares series of cartoon photos to mock President Buhari’s one year in office.

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Diamond Bank Sacks Hundreds Of Staff This Morning, PDP Reacts.

 

See the how PDP reacted to the sacking of hundreds of staff by Diamond Bank this morning.

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Police Declares 5 Police Officers Missing In Rivers State After Ambush

 

Five policemen have been declare missing by the Rivers State Police Command on Friday after an ambush by unknown gunmen on Wednesday at Okujagu waterways in Okrika Local Government Area

State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ahmad Muhammad, said in a statement that the policemen were part of a team that were on a routine police inquiry when they were attacked before they could disembark from the boat conveying them.

                “The Rivers State Police Command has announced the missing of five policemen who along with other colleagues were ambushed in the early hours of Wednesday 25/05/2016 at the Okujagu community, Okrika Local Government Area.

                “The policemen went to Okujagu community on a routine police inquiry when they were ambushed by unknown gunmen before they could disembark from the boat that ferried them, they were bombarded with a barrage of heavy gunfire which forced them to scamper for cover.

                “By the time the firing ended, six policemen comprising two inspectors and four other rank and file could not be accounted for but a day after Inspector Aferuan Imoukhuede, who was among the missing policemen, was rescued.

                 “Sting operations by the command are still on the top gear to rescue the remaining five missing policemen. Fifty-three suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident and are currently undergoing interrogation,” he added.

The command however announced that 53 suspects have been arrested in connection with the missing policemen.

See The Photo of Davido That Got Fans Talking On Instagram

 

The HKN boss shared this photo on his instagram page and sure, his fans asked to see more.

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We Followed Due Process In Holding Jonathan’s Cousin – EFCC

 

Contrary to the report by some newspapers that a court had slammed the EFCC for illegally detaining Azibaola despite a court order instructing the commission to release him, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has denied reports that an FCT High Court accused the EFCC of illegally holding Mr. Robert Azibaola, a cousin of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

Read the statement release by the agency in part, 

“The attention of the EFCC has been drawn to a report entitled, ‘Judge faults EFCC over detention of Jonathan’s cousin’, which appeared in a number of newspapers on Friday May 27, 2016.

“The syndicated story tended to create the wrong notion that Justice Olasumbo Goodluck of the FCT High Court condemned the commission for allegedly violating the fundamental rights of Roberts Azibaola, a suspect that is under investigation for receiving $40m in a phantom contract from the Office of the National Security Adviser.

“This is further from what transpired in court on Wednesday May 25, 2016 when her lordship delivered ruling in the fundamental rights enforcement application of Azibaola.

“Contrary to the impression created by the jaundiced report, the court did not fault the detention of Azibaola by the EFCC as her lordship held that a remand warrant was validly obtained by the respondent in line with provisions of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act and consequently dismissed the application of Azibaola for lack of merit.

“The court merely frowned at the commission’s inability to produce the suspect in line with an earlier order of court on the ex-parte application of Azibaola for which counsel representing the EFCC apologised to her lordship.

“The commission had earlier filed a motion asking the court to set aside the ex-parte order on the grounds that it was obtained by false information, which the court rejected.

“It must be stated that the EFCC is a law abiding entity and could not have taken any action that would disregard the sanctity of the court.”

Azibaola had been arrested in late March for allegedly receiving $40m for a dubious pipeline contract through a former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.).