Visblog

Businessman arrested with illicit dr¥gs concealed in his bags and slippers at Lagos airport  Operatives of the National Dr¥g Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrested a businessman, Molokwu Nwachukwu, for allegedly concealing 36 parcels of coc@ine in different parts of his check-in bags, hand luggage and two pairs of slippers, while heading to Southeast Asia. The suspect, who frequents China, Dubai, Pakistan, and Vietnam, was arrested at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos on Wednesday, March 22, 2023. NDLEA spokesperson, Femi Babafemi, in a statement on Sunday, March 26, said Molokwu was arrested at the screening point of the MMIA Terminal 2 while attempting to board his flight to Vietnam.  “A total of 36 parcels of whitish powdery substance that tested positive to coc@ine with a gross weight of 1.00 kilogram were recovered from the handles of his bags and soles of two pairs of slippers in his luggage.  The suspect claims he travels frequently to China, ...

Smallish Lady Not My Girlfriend, She’s Chasing Clout – Ex-copper A former corp member, Akande Phillip Ayobami, who went viral following photos of him with a small-sized lady has denied being in a relationship with her. The girl known as Innocent Ruth had claimed that they were dating, saying that they met at the Bayelsa State orientation camp. She also granted an interview to reiterate her position that they are in love, but she expressed worry that his family might not accept her. But Ayobami decided to issue a disclaimer that they are not an item and were never in a relationship. He said that the viral photos of them posing together in the camp were from two years ago during their NYSC orientation course. The sportsman accused Ruth of using him to chase clout and asked her to take down the pictures or be dragged to court.

0rgan Harvesting: Why Mrs Ekweremadu was taken to prison immediately Shortly after last Thursday’s first of its kind organ harvesting conviction of former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, and his wife, Beatrice, alongside Dr. Obinna Obeta at the Central Criminal Court, a.k.a. Old Bailey, her barrister, Anu Mohindru, KC, made efforts for her to remain on conditional bail till the provisional day of sentencing on Friday, May 5, 2023, but the Crown’s Hugh Davies, KC, who had raised the “bail” matter rose to his feet immediately to block the defence application. While Mohindru argued that the court should consider the plight of the couple’s daughter, Sonia, who is said to sometimes “black out” and needs support to attend her thrice weekly dialysis sessions at the Royal Free Hospital, Davies convinced the judge that the Ekweremadus have the means to enable the Senator’s wife jet out of the United Kingdom, including by using “forged identification documents.” The prosecutor reference...

Male students have trickled back to their classes after universities reopened in Afghanistan following a winter break, but women remain barred by the ruling Taliban. The university ban is one of several restrictions imposed on women since the Taliban stormed back to power in August 2021 and has sparked global outrage, including across the Muslim world. “It’s heartbreaking to see boys going to the university while we have to stay at home,” said Rahela, 22, from the central province of Ghor. “This is gender discrimination against girls because Islam allows us to pursue higher education. Nobody should stop us from learning.” The Taliban government imposed the ban after accusing women students of ignoring a strict dress code and a requirement to be accompanied by a male relative to and from campus. Most universities had already introduced gender-segregated entrances and classrooms, as well as allowing women to be taught only by female professors or elderly men. Al Jazeera

Supreme court nullifies naira swap policy, says old Naira notes valid till Dec. 31 The Supreme Court has ruled that the old N200, N500, N1,000 notes remain valid and should be in circulation till December 31, 2023. In a ruling delivered today March 3, the apex court also nullified the Federal Government’s naira redesign policy, declaring it as an affront to the 1999 Constitution. Justice Emmanuel Agim who read the lead judgement, held that the preliminary objections by the defendants (the Attorney General of the Federation, Bayelsa and Edo states) are dismissed as the court has the jurisdiction to entertain the suit. Citing Section 23(2)1 of the constitution, the court held that the dispute between the federation and states, must involve law or facts. The apex court further held that President Buhari in his broadcast, admitted that the policy is flawed with a lot of challenges. The court also held that the policy has led to some people engaging in trade by barter in this modern age, in...

The Nekede Poly grajet didn't lie. In Nigeria, you can ACTUALLY use kpekus all the way from school to the work place. If you were supposed to fail, Kpekus can help you get a 2:1, possibly a First Class! In the entertainment, financial, banking, insurance, civil service, military and paramilitary etc. Kpekus can take you to unimaginable heights in many industries in Nigeria and even beyond. Kpekus can transform a janitor to a full staff, personal secretary or PA to a board member, a house maid to a wife and madam of the house, a mere choir member to Mummy GO. Kpekus can bring down nations, empires, kings, Presidents, Aristocrats, technocrats etc. There is almost nothing it cannot do. By the way, may i remind you that everyone came from Kpekus? Respect Kpekus! It is one of the greatest personal empowerment tools the world has ever known. . .

Court sentences ex-maritime academy staff to 110 years imprisonment over N22million contract fr@ud  Charles Emmanuel Afaha, a former staff of Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron, before Justice Agatha Okeke of  A Federal High Court sitting in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, on Friday, January 27, sentenced one Charles Emmanuel Afaha to 110 years imprisonment over N22million contract fr@ud. The convict, a former staff of Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron, was arraigned on October 13, 2018 on an eleven-count charge bordering on forgery by the Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).  Afaha pleaded “not guilty” when he was arraigned, setting the stage for the prosecution to prove its case.  The prosecution, through its counsel, T. N. Ndifon called five witnesses and tendered several exhibits which were admitted in evidence. Delivering judgment on Friday, Justice Agatha Okeke said that “the prosecution proved beyond reasonable doubt the offence of forger...