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  BREAKING!!! 2023: Peter Obi Formally Joins Labour Party, Registers in His Ward.

  E FCC Arrests 2 Suspected Internet Fraudsters in Abuja Operatives of the EFCC on Thursday, May 26, 2022, arrested two (2) susp ected internet fraudsters at Number 6, Blue Street, Festrut Estate, Katampe, Abuja. The suspects who are alleged to be involved in internet-related fraud are: 20-year-old Kelvin Tobe Igbdamaeze and 18 years old Ejimiyerakpor Samson. They were arrested based on some verified intelligence on their alleged criminal activities. Items recovered from them include two iPhone 11 Pro Max, two MacBook pro, IPhone 13 Pro Max, two gold wrist watches and a Mercedes Benz GLE 2017 model.

  E x-Staff of OAGF, Charles Aiyeyi, Jailed One Year in Lagos Justice Mojisola Dada of the Special Offences Court sitting in Ikeja, Lagos on Friday, May 27, 2022, convicted and sentenced one Charles Aiyeyi, a former staff in the Office of the Auditor-General for the Federation, OAGF, who was prosecuted by the Lagos Command of the EFCC, to one year in prison for making false statement to a public (EFCC) officer with intent to pervert the course of justice. Aiyeyi, 66, alongside one Friday Itsede, was arraigned by the EFCC on a two-count charge for their involvement in the stalling of the trial of one Jerome Itepu, Chief Executive Officer, Omo-Jay Nigeria Limited.

The wife of Kogi state governor Rashida Bello sharing 1million to each of her security personnel. This is what Peter Obi referred to as sharing economy.

A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Friday, refused to grant bail to Rochas Okorocha , who is currently in the custody of the anti-corruption agency, EFCC. Justice Inyang Ekwo, instead, ordered Mr Okorocha, through his lawyer, Ola Olanipekun, to put the anti-graft agency on notice. Olanipekun had, in an ex-parte motion marked FHC/ABJ/CR/28/2022, prayed the court to grant Mr Okorocha bail on liberal terms pending the hearing and determination of motion on notice filed on May 25  The ex-parte motion was dated and filed May 26.    But Justice Ekwo held that since the matter would be coming up on Monday, making an order for the release of the lawmaker on bail would be unnecessary. The senior lawyer also hinted that he had also filed a motion on notice, seeking for his client’s bail. The judge, who fixed May 30 for the hearing of the motions, directed the lawyer to put the EFCC on notice. NAN reports that Mr Ekwo had, at the last adjourned date, given the anti-corruotion commissi...