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HOW WE SHARED NIGERIA MONEY BY HON. ABDULMUMIN JUBRIN. Embattled ex-appropriation chairman Abdulmumin Jibril has revealed how Nigeria's money was shared amongst members of the house. He also revealed he has documents to back his claims. Hon Jubril was last week suspended by the house for 180 working days. Here's what He wrote: "I got N650 million as my running cost as the Chairman of Appropriation Committee. ■Speaker Yakubu Dogara got N1.5 billion, ■His Deputy Yusuf Lasun got N800 million. ■House Majority Leader Femi Gbajabiamila got N1.2 billion, ■Deputy Majorty Leader Buba Jibrin got N1.2 billion. ■House Whip Alhassan Ado Doguwa got N1.2 billion, ■Deputy House Whip got N700 million. ■House Minority Leader Leo Ogor got N1.2 billion, ■Deputy Minority Leader Onyema got N800 million. ■Minority Whip got N700 million, ■Deputy Minority Whip got N700 million. I have documents to back up all these." SOURCE: VICTORSON AGBENSON (FRCN NEWS REPORTER)

I was drunk when I raped my daughter but she was not a virgin – Father opens up. A businessman, 49yrs old Uchena Elumadu, who allegedly raped his daughter in the Agege area of Lagos, has confessed to the act, claiming that he was drunk the first time he raped her. Funny enough, Mr. Elumadu claimed that it was his friends who made him drink too much. It was reported that the Imo State indigene raped his first child at their home on Martins Street, new Oko Oba, Agege, each time his wife was not around. He was said to have administered drug on her each time he slept with her to prevent pregnancy. Mr Elumadu, who was paraded before pressmen Yesterday Thursday after he was arrested, said he had only slept with his daughter twice. He said, “I don’t know what came over me. I have only raped her twice. My wife doesn’t know I have been doing this. I first slept with her sometime last year. “That day, I had gone for a naming ceremony and I was drunk. My friend had abused me that I always...

I And Buhari Would Be Mad If Our Aim In Government Is To Make Money – Osinbajo. VICE President Yemi Osinbajo has said that it would be a misnomer and an act of madness if what he and President Muhammadu Buhari are in government for is to make money. “It is madness for anybody in our position to be looking for money. God put people in a position of authority for them to be able to do something for their people. “I think if any Nigerian gets the chance to be president of the country, there is nothing he/she is looking for anymore except that while there, you improve the lot of the people.” The Vice President spoke yesterday, Thursday when he received a delegation of Christian Ministers Welfare Initiative also known as the Pastors’ Forum, Taraba State, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Osinbajo sworn that President Buhari’s dream is to make sure Nigeria is great again and that he has no other objective other than seeing this dream come true. “This morning, I had a meeting with the...

Low oil prices: Saudi Arabia cuts ministers’ pay to save money Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Yesterday Monday cut cabinet ministers’ salaries by 20 percent and reduced other state officials’ benefits in a continuing austerity drive to cope with lower oil revenues. The 160 members of the Shura Council, who include 30 women, will see a 15 percent drop in their annual allowances for housing, furniture and cars, a royal decree said. Council members are appointed by the king to advise cabinet. The decrees which announced the measures did not say how much money would be saved. Since 2014 global oil prices have collapsed by more than half, leaving Saudi Arabia with a record deficit last year. The fall in the kingdom’s main revenue source led to unprecedented subsidy cuts and curbs on government spending. In April this year the king’s son, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, announced the wide-ranging Vision 2030 plan to diversify the economy. The effort also seeks a streamlined, mo...

Okada Man Burnt Alive In Lagos Over His Involvement In A Robbery (Graphic Pics) An Okada rider was burnt to death by an angry mob for his involvement in a robbery at Finger bus-stop, Badagry Expressway, Lagos, today September 27th. Narrating what happened, an eyewitness said the bike man was shot while trying to escape with his accomplice after a robbery. "He was running along the road and jumped on the bike waiting for him. Unfortunately for them, Police around gave them a chase, fatally shooting the bike man in the process. An angry mob reportedy descended on the robbers, burning the bike man while the Police left with the armed accomplice." Poor people are more wicked than the rich... 1. a poor man steals from the poor, he is killed by the poor. 2. A rich man steals from the poor, he his hailed by the poor. 3. A poor man steals from the rich, he is condemned by the poor. 4. A rich man steals from the rich, he is condemned by the rich and pardoned by the poor. ...

Recession: Governors frustrated us from saving for rainy day – Obasanjo. Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, Tuesday, accused former governors of contributing to the economic woes afflicting the nation by opposing his government’s efforts to save for the rainy day when the price of oil was higher. Obasanjo, who spoke at the 2016 World Pension Summit in Abuja, lamented that many of the former state executives frustrated his genuine attempt to save a substantial portion of the country’s resources when there was excess oil revenue. Obasanjo said at the event attended by global pension players and top government officials, “I remember when I was in government and I told, particularly, the governors, ‘please let us save for the rainy days.’ They said no!. “There was no rain at that time, now that the rain has come; there is nothing we can fall back on to cushion us.” Obasanjo, however, commended the secured nature of the pension scheme, stating that despite the many years of sleaze i...

Man jailed 30 months for stealing slippers A Kano Senior Magistrates’ Court sitting in Rijiyar Zaki Yesterday Monday sentenced Rabiu Sani, 22, to 30 months imprisonment for theft of slippers. The Senior Magistrate, Aminu Fagge, sentenced Mr. Sani to two years and six months after he pleaded guilty to a one-count charge. Mr. Fagge did not give the convict an option of fine. Prosecutor Yusuf Sale had told the court that Surajo Umar of Kurna Quarters, Kano, reported the case to Nasarawa Police Division, Kano, on September 16. Mr. Sale said on the same date at about 8 p.m. the convict went to the complainant’s business place at Gidan Gashash Singer Market Kano. He said Mr. Sani “used razor blade and tore the sack where the complainant Umar kept his goods and stole one roll of bath room slippers containing 35 pairs valued N6,000. Mr. Sale also told the court that the convict was charged for theft at Chief Magistrate Court and sentenced to three months imprisonment or a fine of N10, 000 on...