The Cause Of Nollywood Actress , Moji Olaiya ’ s Death
Nollywood actress and film maker, Mojisola Olaiya who shone into limelight in Wale Adenuga’s SuperStory TV Series has been reported dead minutes ago.
She died in Canada. It was said that her cause of death could be linked to complications that arose from her child birth in March. She died Of Cardiac Arrest.
It is also possible that the actress would be buried in Canada where she passed on.
Moji Olaiya welcomed her first child In Canada.
Popular Nollywood actress, Moji Olaiya is dead. The actress died of suspected heart attack in Canada few months after putting to bed
It will be recalled that the actress who was born February 27, 1975 welcomed a baby in March 2017
Moji Olaiya, who was popular for her roles in
“No Pains No Gain,” “Nkan Adun” “Sade Blade ” and “Agunbaniro” was nominated for the Reel Award Best Supporting Actress of the Year in 2013
Moji was married to Bayo Okesola in 2007. The actress who was one of the children to veteran musician, Victor Olaiya, converted to Islam in 2014
May her soul rest in peace
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Tuesday, May 16, 2017 arraigned the duo of Buhari.
Fannami and Ba-Kura Abdullahi on two separate one count charge before Justice M. T Salihu of the Federal High Court Maiduguri, for allegedly giving false information to the agency under the whistle blowing policy. Fannamit had misled the EFCC with the information about illegally acquired monies purportedly buried at the residence of one Ba’a Lawan but the information turned out to be false after the execution of a search warrant.
The charge reads, “That you, Buhari Fannami on or about the 8th day of May, 2017 at Maiduguri, Borno State, within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, did make statement to Officers of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission under the Whistle Blowing policy to the effect that large sums of money being the proceeds of crime were buried in the residence Ba’a Lawan at Pompomari Layout along Pompomari Bypass, Maiduguri which information/statement you knew to be false and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under sections 39 (2) (a) and 39 (2) (b) of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (Establishment) Act 2004 respectively”.
The accused person pleaded not guilty to the charge. Counsel to the prosecution Alkassim Ja’afar asked for a trial date and prayed the court to remand the accused person in the prison custody pending trial. Justice Salihu adjourned the matter to June 7 and 8, 2017 for hearing and ordered the accused to be remanded in the prison custody.
On his part, Ba-Kura Abdullahi also gave false information to the effect that large sum of money in naira and foreign currencies were buried in the residence of Ba’a Lawan. Justice Salihu adjourned his case to June 7 and 8, 2017 for commencement of trial and ordered the accused to be remanded in the prison custody.
The United States of America and the United Kingdom have expressed confidence in Acting President Yemi Osinbajo to very the continuation of the anti-corruption war
President Muhammadu Buhari had returned to the UK for medical follow-up last week.
Spokesman for the US Embassy in Nigeria, Russell Brooks said the US believes in President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
Brooks said, “We are very much in favour of President (Muhammadu) Buhari’s campaign against corruption. We also believe that Acting President (Yemi) Osinbajo is strongly committed to this agenda and will continue to pursue it while President Buhari is out of the country.”
Spokesman of the UK High Commission in Nigeria, Joseph Abuku also said the country has confidence in Buhari and Osinbajo.
“The Vice President is acting President in President (Muhammadu) Buhari’s absence. The United Kingdom has full confidence in both he (Osinbajo) and President Buhari. Questions on President Buhari’s health should be directed to his office,” Abuku said.
Recently, the US had praised the Buhari administration’s current agenda of fighting insecurity and corruption.
Eugene Anenih, son of the Peoples’ Democratic Party ( PDP) chieftain, Chief Tony Anenih, has, reportedly slumped and died at a Lagos club on Saturday.
Late Mr. Eugene E. Anenih was, until his death, the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Nova Finance & Securities Limited.
He was formerly the Head of Corporate Finance and Treasury Operations at A and Hatman Ltd before moving on to Nova Finance & Securities Limited as Chief Executive Officer. He was an authorized Dealing Clerk of the Nigerian Stock Exchange and an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers.
Eugene holds a Bachelors of Science Degree in Biochemistry from the great University of Benin. He also attended the Programme for Management Development (PMD) at Harvard. An alumus of the Harvard business School. He also attended several courses in capital Market Internationally including Capital Equity appraisals suite courses with the New York Institute of Finance, New York and Strategic valuations on equities with Euromoney.
OSAMA Bin Laden’s Son, Hamza Has vowed to attack the West to avenge his terrorist father.
An ex-FBI agent will reveal the threat from Bin Laden’s son Hamza in a forthcoming episode of American news show 60 Minutes.
Letters from Hamza, then aged 22, have been declassified and have been revealed by Ali Soufan, the ex-FBI agent.
Hamza, who was once tipped to take over leadership of al-Qaeda after his father, allegedly wrote the notes to his dad.
The letter read: “Every look… every smile you gave me, every word you told me, I consider myself to be forged in steel.
“The path of jihad for the sake of God is what we live [for].”
Bin Laden senior was killed by US Navy Seals in 2011 after being at the top of the US most wanted list for a decade.
US Navy Seal Team Six killed Bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan, on May 2 in 2011.
Dozens of letters written by him to his family have since been released to the public after his hideout was raided for intelligence.
Hamza, now believed to be 28, committed himself to the terrorists’ cause within the letters.
Since then, he has openly threatened terrorist attacks in London, Washington and Paris.
Mr Soufan said plans for Hamza to take control were put in place when he was still a child.
In 2015 Al Qaeda released an audio message of Hamza.
Since, he has released four messages calling for murder in the West.
The ex-FBI agent said: “He was a poster kid for Al Qaeda… and for members of Al Qaeda, who were indoctrinated with these propaganda videos, he means a lot to them.”
Mr Soufan said: “He’s basically saying, ‘American people, we’re coming and you’re going to feel it. And we’re going to take revenge for what you did to my father… Iraq… Afghanistan.’ The whole thing was about vengeance.”
This year, in January, Hamza was placed on a US state department terror watch list.
As his father was, Hamza was classed “specially designated global terrorist”.
Prof. Eyitope Ogungbenro Ogunmodede has emerged the Vice Chancellor of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ife, Osun State.
The Chairman of the institution Governing Council, Dr. Yemi Ogunbiyi, made the announcement on Monday.
21 applications were screened for the position.
Born on January 23, 1957 in Owo, Ondo State, Ogunmodede is a Professor of Dentistry and former Dean of Faculty, College of Health Science, at the institution.
Prof. Ogunmodede, who spoke with journalists after he was announced as the new vice chancellor of OAU, solicited the support of staff and pledged total commitment, determination, hard work, quick consultative decisions, direction, impartiality and conscious enhancement of team approach.
Rep. Asabe Bashir, lawmaker (APC Damboa/Gwoza/Chibok Federal Constituency of Borno) in the House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government to ensure the speedy release of the remaining Chibok girls.
The lawmaker made the call in a telephone interview with newsmen on Monday in Abuja.
The Federal Government on Saturday announced the release of 82 abducted Chibok Girls after a successful negotiation with their abductors.
More than 200 girls were abducted from their dormitories in 2014 at Government Girls Secondary School Chibok, Borno, preparatory to their final examination.
However, 21 of them were earlier released in October 2016 after negotiation between the Federal Government and the insurgents.
Bashir, while commending the Federal Government for the number of girls released so far, said that speedy release of the remaining girls would bring succour to their parents.
“I urge the Federal Government to step up efforts to ensure the release of the remaining girls and for Nigerians not to relent in their prayers to ensure safe release of the remaining girls,’’ Bashir said.
Three foreign medical doctors flown into Abuja, Nigeria’s federal capital, following a deterioration of President Muhammadu Buhari’s health.
According to Sahara Reporters sources, the doctors; British and Caucasian, include two males and one female, stormed Aso Rock to ensure the revival of the president who is said to have seriously emaciated.
President Buhari has not stepped out of his official residence for about two weeks after it emerged that his health condition was not improving, which clearly contradicts statements credited to the presidency that he was ready to work and had resumed.
A source within the presidency revealed that the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) has set up a “safe house” in Abuja where Mr. Buhari is being treated by a relay of mostly foreign doctors.
Rumours are rife that the Nigerian leader is ravaged by Crohn’s Disease, an intestinal disorder, he is believed to also have prostate issues as well as age-related disorders, including early-stage dementia. Mr. Buhari’s official age is listed as 74, but he is widely believed to be much older.
About 280 staff of MTN Nigeria have been relieved of their jobs by the South African telecommunications firm.
Information has it that it was a voluntary exercise based on an agreement between those that were sacked and the company’s human resources department.
Sources within the firm confirmed to The Guardian that those affected, about 280 were mostly permanent employees, who had spent five years and above with the organisation from 2001 when MTN began commercial service in Nigeria. The source revealed that MTN Nigeria has 1800 permanent staff.
Though, as at press time, the firm had not issued a statement to that effect, a source, however, explained to The Guardian that the latest downsizing affected about 280 staff, who voluntarily agreed to leave the company.The source said the sackings were as a result of “the changing dynamics of the telecoms industry in recent times.”
According to the source, when the company started operation in Nigeria in 2001, “ICT was just coming up, so many people employed then were not that tech savvy, but since MTN has become a full-fledged ICT Company, the management decides to inject fresh tech savvy employees into the system. The plan, which will be unveiled soon will be to employ a new set of people, young and dynamic that will drive the new vision of the firm in earnest.”
The source said the company introduced the Voluntary Severance Scheme (VSS), to provide a window for one week in April, for persons who have served in MTN for five years and above to take up.
“Those who decided to leave under the VSS were to be paid the equivalent of their three weeks gross salary for every year they worked with MTN.
“What it means is that if one worked in MTN for five years, one would be paid three weeks of their gross salaries times five.”
She claimed that all the 280 staff were disengaged under the VSS and paid their due benefits.
A report claimed that MTN, which was fined by the Nigerian authorities to the tune of $5.2 billion in 2015 but reduced to N780 billion in 2016 for contravening regulatory orders to disconnect about 5.2 million unregistered subscribers on its network, recorded nearly $1 billion in profit in 2016.
Three foreign medical doctors flown into Abuja, Nigeria’s federal capital, following a deterioration of President Muhammadu Buhari’s health.
According to Sahara Reporters sources, the doctors; British and Caucasian, include two males and one female, stormed Aso Rock to ensure the revival of the president who is said to have seriously emaciated.
President Buhari has not stepped out of his official residence for about two weeks after it emerged that his health condition was not improving, which clearly contradicts statements credited to the presidency that he was ready to work and had resumed.
A source within the presidency revealed that the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) has set up a “safe house” in Abuja where Mr. Buhari is being treated by a relay of mostly foreign doctors.
Rumours are rife that the Nigerian leader is ravaged by Crohn’s Disease, an intestinal disorder, he is believed to also have prostate issues as well as age-related disorders, including early-stage dementia. Mr. Buhari’s official age is listed as 74, but he is widely believed to be much older.
