BREAKING: White money wins BBNaija’s N90m prize

Whitemoney has been declared the winner of Big Brother Naija ‘Shine Ya Eye’ N90m prize. Whitemoney caught the interest of many Nigerians from his first week in the Big Brother House because of his consistent cooking for housemates. At a point, the hairstylist and entrepreneur was caught in a brawl with a fellow housemate, Pere, during the latter’s tenure as Head of House. Details later..  

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Breakdown of N90m grand prize for BBNaija as fans wait for declaration of winner

  The finale of the BBNaija ‘Shine Ya Eye’ has gone live at exactly 7 pm on Sunday. The winner of the season will be leaving the show with a mouthwatering grand prize of N90 million. Whitemoney, Cross, Emmanuel, Liquorose, Angel and Pere are the finalists slugging it out for the prize. Host and first edition housemate, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu will do live crossings into the House for the last time this season. The organisers hinted the possibility of former evicted Housemates making an appearance like they did at the final Party on Saturday night. · Cash Prize of N30m ·

COVID-19: Death would only occur to those whose time it is to die – Pastor Adeboye says

Laments Nigeria’s debt profile but says with God Nigeria will surmount its myriad of problems   The General Overseer Worldwide of Redeemed Christian Church of God, Enoch Adeboye, on Sunday, declared that Nigeria has myriad of problems, especially pertaining to the economy. The Punch reports that Adeboye made this assertion in his monthly first Sunday telecast monitored by our correspondent, which had in attendance the governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu. Preaching on the topic ‘Divine Involvement’ taken from Second Chronicles chapter 20 verses 20-30, the revered cleric noted that the Divine Involvement meant God having a hand in our

How FG loses N557b to unremitted taxes, unretired advances, others

A report on a recent research conducted by the Paradigm Leadership Support Initiative (PLSI) has revealed how the Federal Government lost N557b between 2013 and 2017 to some infractions relating to award of contracts, unremitted advances to staff and contract inflations, among others. The research report presented by the organisation, titled: “Achieving accountability and development in Nigeria,” revealed that during the period under review, the Federal Government lost N17b to unretired advances granted to staffs. Also, N26b was lost due to abandonment of contracts or projects. The Lead Researcher, Osonuga Adedeji, while presenting the report at the five-year celebration of PLSI,

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Anxiety as abducted Zamfara Speaker’s father dies in captivity

  Alhaji Abubakar, the father of the Speaker, Zamfara State House of Assembly, Hon. Nasiru Magarya who was recently abducted by bandits, has died while in captivity. DAILY POST recalls that the victim who was the District Head of Magarya village, was alongside other residents of the area, including family members, abducted in early August by armed men suspected to be bandits terrorizing parts of the State. However, 16 victims, including a three-month old baby Khadija Muazu, and her mother Hauwa Muazu, were rescued by the State police command on Saturday. The State Commissioner of Police, CP Ayuba Elkanah who

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I spent $88,521 on vulture, elephant intestine, lion’s skull to make sacrifice for petitioner’s success, convict tells Kwara court

  A man convicted of criminal impersonation and fraud has detailed how he spent the $88,521 he obtained from his victim. The convict, Jamiu Isiaka, who was sentenced to 28 years for impersonating Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity), Femi Adesina, was found guilty of swindling a South Korean, Keun Sig Kim, to the tune of $88,521 [N30m]. As reported by the News Agency of Nigeria, Isiaka, pleading his innocence, told the Kwara State High Court sitting in Ilorin on Thursday that he used the money to conduct sacrifice for the petitioner. “Part of the money was used

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Anambra loses N19.6bn on each IPOB’s sit-at-home –Soludo

A former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, has said Anambra State loses N19.6bn each time a sit-at-home protest is observed in the state. Soludo, who is the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance in the upcoming November 6 poll in the state, said this during a meeting with elders and stakeholders in the state. He called on those spilling blood in the state to have a rethink, saying it was not Anambra’s way of life. He said, “Anambra State’s economy loses an estimated sum of N19.6bn every time the sit-at-home directive is enforced

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Warri-Itape railway: FG scores Chinese company 100% completion of work

The Federal Government has scored China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) high in handling the railway on the corridors of Warri-Itape route, linking Delta, Edo and Kogi States. Dr Magdalene Ajani, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transportation, gave the commendation on Saturday, while addressing journalists at the final points of a two-day inspection of facilities at rail stations on the route. The aim of the exercise is to assess the level of operation, patronages and quality of services rendered to the public since inauguration of the rail line in 2020. Ajani expressed gratitude to the CCECC, Nigerian Railway Corporation, staff and 

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Bournemouth beat Sheffield to claim top spot in English Championship

Bournemouth beat Sheffield United on Saturday to open up a three-point lead at the top of the English Championship as Coventry bounced back from a humiliating defeat to crush Fulham. The Cherries’ status as the last remaining English Football League team yet to taste defeat looked under threat when Morgan Gibbs-White gave United the lead 11 minutes into the second half. But Scott Parker’s side hit back with two goals in the space of three minutes — a controversially awarded Dominic Solanke penalty followed by Philip Billing’s strike. Bournemouth are on 25 points after 11 matches, three clear of West

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Miyetti Allah threatens suit as Lagos, Ondo vow to defend open grazing law

Lagos and Ondo state governments have said they would defend the anti-opening grazing law in court should the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore Fulani Socio-cultural Association make good its threat to drag states before the courts. Some southern states, including Ondo, Oyo, Osun, Ekiti, Abia, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Enugu, and just recently, Delta and Ogun states, had signed the anti-open grazing bills into law and vowed to implement the laws to the letter. In Ogun, for instance, the herders are given a six-month period of grace before it becomes illegal for cattle herders to occupy unapproved public areas and private

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