He was promptly surged out of the venue for therapeutic consideration.
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Thursday, 18 February 2016
Chris Ngige Collapses While Defending Ministry Of Labor Budget
He was promptly surged out of the venue for therapeutic consideration.
I was never arrested by EFCC Ondo King, Olugbo Denies Arrest By EFCC
The ruler was apparently said to have been arrested, addressed by the EFCC by an online news medium, linking him to be one of the beneficiaries of the fuel sponsorship trick.
Responding to the report, Oba Akinruntan communicated shock over his affirmed welcome and capture by the EFCC saying the counter join office never welcomed or captured him.
He said “I am listening to this from you interestingly I am not in the EFCC care and they have never welcomed me. “I am headed from Lagos to Ugbo. I cleared out lagos at the beginning of today and I’m in the blink of an eye in Ijebu-Ode on my approach to Ugbo. This is the handicraft of my spoilers.
“I am a honest Nigerian and I see this as an endeavor to spread my picture. I am not captured or welcomed by EFCC. This is unwarranted, untrue and I see this as a computed endeavor to scratch my picture.”
Oba Akinruntan, otherwise called Obat, is the administrator of Obat Oil Limited and the vital leader of Ugbo kingdom An online news medium had reported that the ruler was at first addressed on Friday, February 12, whereupon he was coordinated to return on Monday, February 15 to face additionally addressing saying “specialists of the commission are investigating the ruler’s contribution in an immense IRS evasion scam and other money related violations.”
I Am Not Perfect, I Make Mistakes!! @peterpsquare finally apologizes
Anyways, Peter of Psquare, took to twitter about two hours ago, to tender his apology to his family and fans,over his tirades of insults and what not, towards elder brother/manager, Jude Okoye.
The singer wrote:
I am not perfect, I make mistakes and it hurts people. But when i say sorry I mean it. I am so SORRY for my actions. I sincerely apologize.
Soldier Batters Bus Driver In Lagos For Sneering At Him (Photo)
A soldier, simply identified by his name tag as Emmanuel B.J., on Wednesday battered a commercial bus driver, Mr. Moshood Olaniyi, at the Ojodu-Berger Motor Park in Lagos State for allegedly sneering at him.The soldier initially pounced on Olaniyi and thrashed him with horse whip before he used his fists to punch him.
PUNCH Metro learnt that Emmanuel ignored pleas by passersby and food vendors at the park.Instead, he removed the vehicle’s key from the ignition and dragged Olaniyi down from the bus and battered him the more.The soldier held Olaniyi’s waistband and threatened to kill the driver boasting that nobody would query him if he killed the driver.When the crowd urged the soldier to state the driver’s offence, Emmanuel B.J. slapped Olaniyi again for more than 12 times.He said, “Who does he think he is? I will kill him and nobody will query me. I have killed many people who are older than this idiot (Olaniyi) in the past and nobody queried me for that.“The idiot attempted to hit me while reversing his vehicle and when I asked him why, he just sneered at me. If at all he is older than me, I don’t care. I will do to him what he will never forget for the rest of his life.”Emmanuel dragged Olaniyi to the park of commercial motorcycle operators, a distance of about 50 metres, before he released him after much pleading that lasted for about 45 minutes by eyewitnesses and other motorists.
Olaniyi was later advised to seek medical attention due to the extent of the assault.Olaniyi, who could hardly open his mouth to talk because of his swollen lips after the soldier released him, denied that he sneered at the soldier.
He said he was reversing his vehicle when the soldier suddenly pounced on him.One of the witnesses, who identified himself simply as Festus, said the beating was too much, adding that he did not expect that Olaniyi could still stand on his feet after the soldier released him.Festus said it was the beating that drew his attention from where he was fixing some mechanical faults in his vehicle.
He said, “I did not know the cause of the disagreement between Olaniyi and the soldier, but from what I saw, Olaniyi was sitting in his vehicle when the soldier started beating him. I didn’t know whether Olaniyi sneered at the soldier or not.”A bread seller at the motor park, who preferred to be addressed as Ajoke, said she witnessed the assault from the beginning to the end.Ajoke said she joined other passersby to beg the soldier to let Olaniyi go when it appeared that he was not ready to stop the beating.Reacting to the alleged assault, the spokesperson for 82 Division, Nigerian Army, Lagos, Col. Kingsley Samuel, told our correspondent that he had yet to confirm the identity of the soldier, but promised to investigate the assault.
He said, “We don’t know the identity of the soldier. Lagos is a big community; anybody can put on army uniform and impersonate being a soldier.We have had cases of impersonation before, but if any personnel of the organisation I work with commits a crime of that nature, the person will be dealt with.“We have to find out if Emmanuel is a genuine soldier who is not impersonating. This is one of the things we will investigate. And if he is a soldier, we will find out the unit he belongs to. But I assure you that we will do our investigation.”
Ondo Traditional Ruler Arrested By EFCC For Money Laundering
An EFCC source told Sahara Reporters that Mr. Akinruntan, who holds the traditional title of Olugbo Of Ugbo, was grilled in connection with his suspected involvement in money laundering. The source said the investigations were too early to determine the amount of money involved in the alleged crime. Mr. Akinruntan, who is the traditional ruler of Ugboland, is also known as “Obat.”
He is the chairman of Obat Oil Limited, a company that had been cited numerous times in fuel subsidy scams the past.
Our source disclosed that EFCC agents first interrogated Oba Akinruntan last Friday.
He added that the monarch was asked to return to the agency on Monday where he faced further questioning from investigators looking into his possible role in significant money laundering and other financial crimes. Asked if the traditional ruler was likely to face prosecution, our source stated that EFCC agents “have made a lot of progress in putting together a case that warrants charging him [Oba Akinruntan] to court.”
But the source added that it was too early to disclose when the traditional ruler might face prosecution. Source: SaharaReporters
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