How to rip off the Leaders of Tomorrow
Udeh had initially pleaded not guilty upon her arraignment on Wednesday, April 24, but during the course of the trial, the prosecution presented 10 witnesses and 10 exhibits which pushed her to enter into a plea bargain agreement with the EFCC.
Justice Kumaliya pronounced her guilty as charged with a fine of N150, 000 (One Hundred and FiftyThousand Naira) and to spend one year in prison custody in default of the payment of the fine.
Ah, 284 students! Even Soapy master suppose dey proud of…sorry, fear this aunty o.
Next Level security measures
The federal government, as part of efforts to stop killing and kidnapping by herdsmen, plans to install closed circuit television cameras on the highways in the country.
“Another milestone we achieved is that Mr President will fast-track monitoring of our forests by using the technology of modern standard, the drones,” Ogunwusi stated. “The various security agencies will rally round the IG and see how it can be properly deployed.”
LOL. Scam. Shey na that drone wey be like kite we wan use? Mtcheew.
Apapa: The cause of Buhari’s travel-less nights
President Muhammadu Buhari said on Wednesday that he was saddened by the Apapa gridlock, especially the toll it had taken on business in the Lagos area. He spoke during a meeting with the leadership of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry led by its Chairman, Mr Babatunde Ruwase, in Abuja.
“I must admit the Apapa gridlock still remains a challenge. It saddens me that businesses have had to suffer as a result of this.
“We are doing our very best working with the Lagos State government to bring an end to this issue,” he said.
Wait o, shebi the president ordered those trailer drivers to vamoose? So they disregarded him ba? Now we know why he’s saddened.
The kindness of a taxi driver
Mr Olayinka Adeniyi, a cab operator under the Airport Car Hire Association of Nigeria, Murtala Muhammed International Airport Lagos (ACHAN MMIA), has returned 2,400 US dollars, (about N888,000), and an international passport forgotten by a passenger.
Adeniyi disclosed that he discovered the items in an envelope at the back seat of the car he was driving on July 29. This was shortly after he returned from Ibese in Ikorodu where he dropped a passenger.
The Chairman of ACHAN MMIA, Mr Olubi Ojo, said Ayeni’s case was just one of the many cases the association handles on regular basis. “This is a regular occurrence in this airport; passengers forget many things such as passports, money and other personal belongings in our cabs…We give regular orientation to drivers on why they should return to the secretariat any item left behind by passengers in their vehicles,” Ojo said.
Good one, Mr Adeniyi, but a former petroleum minister and one governor from Kano are somewhere beefing you now.
One sure way to crush hunger
A 10-year-old girl took her mother’s SUV to get breakfast at McDonald’s and ended up crashing the vehicle.The girl, who was not named by police, reportedly got lost on her way to the restaurant in Kansas City, Missouri and crashed her family’s Chevrolet Tahoe into another driver.
Investigators said the girl wanted to get food after she woke up on Wednesday morning, but her mother was asleep, so she took her vehicle. While making a turn at an intersection, the girl slammed the SUV head on into a Honda Pilot, which was travelling in the opposite direction. According to authorities, both vehicles were heavily damaged. An electrical utility box and stop sign were also damaged in the crash.
The girl was taken to the hospital with ‘minor bumps and bruises.’ The other driver was reportedly uninjured.
Chai, just imagine say I carry my papa keke to go and buy bread and akara and then crash. Na to just turn John the Baptist and enter wilderness. That is better than being disowned.