FROM THE IG DESK OF LINDA IKEJI
In 2022..
Do you! Live your life. Enjoy yourself.
Spoil yourself. Things shouldn't be reserved for 'special occasions', treat
everyday as a special day!
Don't worry about what anyone says about you or thinks of you. Their opinion is not your business. They probably don't like their lives that much that's why they care so much about yours!.😉
Dont send anybody whose opinion or action won't affect the quality of your life or your money. In 2022, we don't care! 😅😅
From the Washington Post comes the report that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday that all travelers — even those who are vaccinated — should avoid cruises.
In a statement, the agency said cruise lines reported 5,013 covid-19 cases on ships operating in U.S. waters between Dec. 15 and 29, a massive increase from the 162 cases reported over the prior two weeks.
From Punch Newspapers comes a report that a Nigerian health worker, Godbless Uwadiegwu, who pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving memory care patients in the United States has been sentenced to three years in prison.
According to the report, Uwadiegwu, 59, of Middletown, pleaded guilty to two counts of gross sexual imposition last month. He sexually assaulted two women at two different facilities in Warren County.
On Tuesday, Judge Don Oda sentenced Uwadiegwu to the maximum prison sentence, 18 months on each conviction for a total of three years, wlwt reports.
FROM THE IG DESK OF RENO OMOKRI
Hanging around the right people in 2022 will have a huge impact on your bank account. By hanging with them, you will overhear information that enables you make the right investment. You see them buying a stock and buy that stock. You notice them buying a cryptocurrency, and buy it too. You observe them taking their money out of a bank or business, and you quickly remove yours before it collapses. But all you will hear if you hang around the wrong people in 2022 is gossip and backbiting. They will tell you who is doing what with who, when what you really need to know is who is making money with who!
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Muhammad Musa Bello, has pledged to provide the necessary assistance to the “NEXT Cash ‘N’ Carry” shopping center in order to assure its recovery from the Boxing Day fire.
Stating this while conducting an on-the-spot examination of the mall, the minister said the fire at the location rocked the city because it was a major investment that created many jobs.
The departmental stores according to Bello, was one of the companies that showed amazing support to the FCTA during the lockdown by distributing palliative products to vulnerable people of the community.
A recent report by NPR submits that an 88-year-old grandfather in San Antonio, Texas, ends the year as a new college graduate – alongside his 23-year-old granddaughter.
Rene Neira graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) on Dec. 11, receiving a degree of recognition in Economics, while his granddaughter Melanie Salazar received a bachelor’s degree in Communications, the report stated further.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s response to Edwin Clark, Ijaw leader representing the Niger Delta region, who had reportedly said Obasanjo’s hatred against the Niger Delta people was disappointing, has made headlines, Arise News reports.
In a letter on Tuesday addressed to Edwin Clark, according to the report, Obasanjo said that he had always stood for equity and justice in the federation but that tribal allegiance had to be suppressed for the state to emerge.
See the video below curtsey, Arise News:
In this video, an interview on Gud Mornin Salone, a breakfast radio programme on SN Radio, Commissioner Francis Ben Kaifala Outlines ACC's Accomplishment For 2021. Meanwhile, Francis Ben Kaifala, is the Commissioner of the Anti-Corruption Commission of Sierra Leone. Before now, he was Senior/Managing Partner in the Firm Kaifala, Kanneh & Co., a private law firm in Freetown.
The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Adeyemi lll engages in a light exercise on a shadow boxing day on Sunday at the Dubar Stadium in Oyo metropolis. The message came in a post featured on his IG. See more photos below:
The Anglican Province of Owerri, Imo State, has said that it would engage the police to find out why it desecrated the church while enforcing the arrest of Uche Nwosu at St Peter’s Anglican Church, Eziama Obieri in the Nkwerre Local Government Area of the state on Monday during a thanksgiving service, Punch Newspapers reports.
The church said that while it supports the arrest of individuals who committed crimes no matter how highly placed they are, the invasion of a church of worship by security operatives while a service was on going was unacceptable.
The Archbishop of the province, Most Rev Dr David O. C Onuoha, in a statement on Monday, said that the shooting of bullets and dispersing of worshippers had never been witnessed in the over 160 years of the existence of the church in the state.
Prof. Banji Akintoye of the Yoruba Nation agitation has unveiled a mobile application, Pajawiri, designed to track kidnappers and kidnap victims in the South-West zone of Nigeria, Guardian Nigeria reports.
The application according to Banji will expose criminal elements wherever they are with their victims, once the victims have the application installed in their phones, either on or off.
He said the security system, which can be downloaded on Play Store, also has another system called ‘Afinihan’ that can be used by those without android phones to link up with those with the full
Cameroon football legend Samuel Eto'o owes about one million euros in taxes from his time in Spain, Spanish Tax Office said Monday.
Eto'o, who was earlier this month elected president of the Cameroon Football Federation, appeared on a list published by the Spanish tax office of people and companies that owe over 600,000 euros ($678,000), Punch Newspapers report.
The board of UBN had received a notification from Union Global Partners Ltd. (UGPL), the holder of majority shareholding in Union Bank of the execution of a Share Sale and Purchase agreement, NAN reports.
Union Bank of Nigeria (UBN) Plc on Thursday announced a proposed divestment of majority shareholding interest in the bank to Titan Trust Bank Ltd.
The UBN Company Secretary, Somuyiwa Sonubi, said this in a statement posted on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd (NGX) website tilted: “Proposed Divestment of Majority Shareholding Interest in Union Bank of Nigeria Plc.”
