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    Wednesday, May 30

    Presidency begs Senate over screening of pending nominees

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    Presidency begs Senate over screening of pending nominees

    The Senior Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Senator Ita Enang has appealed to the Senate to screen all pending presidential nominees.

    Speaking after the screening of five Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Nigeria by Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance and Financial Institutions on Wednesday, he said the report will be expeditiously treated to enable them start work.

    Enang said the Central Bank of Nigeria was a sensitive organ of the economy that required prompt action of government in other to maintain robust economy.

    He added that the Senate had shown maturity and understanding in the screening of deputy governors last month, as well as members of monetary policy committee (MPC).

    He urged the Senators to screen pending nominees of agencies and parastatals of government, adding that President Buhari was desirous of moving the nation forward.

    “I urge Senators to screen all pending nominees of President Buhari so that agencies and parastatals of government could function optimally,” he said.

    Nigeria Senate had vowed not to screen nominees of President Buhari due to frosty executive and legislative relationship ocassioned by refusal of the President to remove the Acting EFCC chairman, Ibrahim Magu.
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    Wednesday, February 28

    How Man Sets Himself Ablaze In Gombe Over Muhammadu Buhari Action

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    How Man Sets Himself Ablaze In Gombe Over Muhammadu Buhari Action
    Latest report as A middled-aged man in Nappe, Dukku Local Government Area of Gombe State on Tuesday, reportedly set himself ablaze following the refusal of President Muhammadu Buhari to assent to the bill for the establishment of Peace Corps of Nigeria
    The victim whose name was given as Gambo Timothy Dogo, was until his demise a voluntary member of the corps.
    THE UNIMAGINABLE , gathered that Dogo, a father of two, who hailed from Borno State committed suicide by setting himself ablaze in his one room apartment on hearing that the President has turned down the PCN establishment bill.
    An eyewitness told Ehido that Dogo had attempted suicide the last time news broke out that the bill was rejected.
    A source said Dogo gave reason for his action in a text message sent to his colleague simply identified as Ahmed Tuesday afternoon around 3pm before embarking on the suicide mission.
    When contacted, Public Relations Officer (PRO) Gombe State command of the Peace Corps said she was not authorized to speak on the incident. In the same vain, the national spokesperson of the organization, Milicent Umoru neither picked nor returned our calls.
    Meanwhile, the Gombe State Police command is yet to react to this incident at the time of filing this report
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    Saturday, October 8

    Birds, grasshoppers destroy farm produce in Sokoto villages

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    Birds, grasshoppers destroy farm produce in Sokoto villages
    Quelea birds and grasshoppers have destroyed farm produce worth millions of naira in twelve villages of Illela Local Government Area of Sokoto State, the Chairman of the council, Alhaji Abdullahi Haruna, has said.
    Haruna told the News Agency of Nigeria in Sokoto on Saturday that the swarms had been attacking farms in the area in the last two weeks.
    The chairman listed the affected villages as Gati, Mallamawa, Diboni, Runguwar Ja’o, Bakin Dutse, Gidan Kirya, Araba, Mullela, Sonane, Runji, Tumbulukun and Munwadata.
    He stated that farmers in the affected areas had lost their produce, mostly millet, guinea corn, beans, groundnut, rice, onions, cabbage, garlic and other vegetables.
    “The grasshoppers are still ravaging farmlands in all the affected villages,including Kamalo lake.
    “No fewer than 120 extension workers and other related officials from the state Ministry of Agriculture and the Agriculture Department of the local government are still conducting a spray exercise against the rampaging pests.
    “We are also reliably informed that their colleagues from the Federal Ministry of Agriculture will commence such sprays in the affected villages.”

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    Wednesday, March 30

    Another lion escapes in Kenya, mauls man

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    Another lion escapes in Kenya, mauls man
    A man was injured by a lion that was subsequently shot dead by wildlife rangers as it was roaming outside the Kenyan capital Nairobi on Wednesday.
    It is the fourth time this year that lions have roamed outside Nairobi National Park and the second time someone has been injured by a lion in less than two weeks.
    The dark-maned male lion was shot by a Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) ranger after it hurt a passer-by near Isinya, a built-up area south of the capital where onlookers were gathering to stare at the agitated animal.
    “The stray lion that was roaming in Isinya has been shot dead after injuring a person,” said KWS spokesman Paul Udoto.
    Udoto said the injured man had been taken to hospital and the animal shot “after it (had) become wild”.
    In previous incidents this year the lions have either been herded back to the 117 square kilometre (29,000-acre) park or have returned of their own accord.
    The reserve is almost surrounded by a fast-growing city of over three million people.
    Earlier this month a 63-year old man was injured when a lion clawed at him close to a busy highway where motorists were honking their horns and snapping photographs and videos as they drove by.
    The park is not entirely fenced to enable traditional migration by animals in search of grazing.
    The big cats are under growing pressure as one of Africa’s fastest growing cities expands onto ancient migration routes and hunting grounds.
    Conservationists say lions lived there before people in the area and are not “escaping” the park nor “straying” into human settlements, rather people have moved into the lions’ habitat.
    In mid-February, two lions spent a day wandering through Kibera, a densely-packed city slum, before returning to the park, and days later more lions were spotted in town.
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    Thursday, December 31

    Pastor Caught Pouring Anointing Oil in A Woman's Private Part.

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    Pastor Caught Pouring Anointing Oil in A Woman's Private Part.


    A church in Masinga, Machakos County, has been closed down after a pastor was caught red-handed pouring what he called anointing oil in a woman’s pri vate parts.

    Ekalakala Chief and other residents raided the church after members of the public complained that worshippers undress during prayers.


    The Chief said that investigations revealed that only women are allowed to attend the Healing Ministries Church and the doors are open all the time. Every weekend, they hold keshas which are covered up as prayers but they are s*x escapades.

    The Pastor, Joseph Wambua, only prays for nude women in his chamber which is secluded

    and only one woman at a time is allowed in there.

    During the raid, lessos and women inner wears were found scattered all over the room which he could not account for.

    The church has been closed down because it operates illegally and the pastor arrested.
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