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A Lady has lamented the how all her expenses to grace a wedding seems to have been wasted after the marriage only lasted for eight months.
She took to her social media page to vent her frustration at how short lived the marriage was and how much she spent just to attend the occasion. When she was probed why the marriage ended she said it was due to the couple incompatiblity
Popular Skitmaker, Layi Wasabi has shared his perspective about the challenges of being a bachelor as he describes their unconventional eating habits.
According to him, the bachelor lifestyle involves eating food that doesn’t appear to be fresh and healthy.
The Chairman of Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote has described the floating of naira by President Bola Tinubu’s administration as the biggest mess that affected his company and other business owners in 2023.
Floating the naira allows market forces to determine its value in relation to other currencies.
Speaking at an event on Tuesday, April 30, the billionaire said several manufacturing enterprises were impacted and suffered operational losses due to variations in the naira’s value against the US dollar.
According to him, “We are doing whatever it takes to make sure that at the end of the day, we will be paying dividends because if you look at our dividends last year, it was almost 50 percent more so we will try and get out of the mess.
The biggest mess created was actually the devaluation of the naira from N460 to N1,400.
You can see almost 97 percent of the companies, especially in food and beverages businesses, none of them will pay dividends this year for sure but, we will try and get out of it as soon as possible.
We want to see that at the end of the day, no matter how small, we will be able to pay some dividends, especially if there is a rebound of the naira.”
Police operatives in Nasarawa State have arrested four suspects posing as EFCC operatives who r%bbed students of the Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa and abd¥cted one Adudu Kingsley, an ND II student.
The command’s spokesperson, DSP Ramhan Nansel, made this known in a statement on Wednesday, May 1, 2024.
“On 17/04/2024 at about 1545hrs, a distress call was received that four individuals posing as EFCC personnel, using a Toyota Corolla, Green in colour with registration number Abuja YAB 509 TT robbed some students of Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa at Samakwe Lodge behind Government College, Nasarawa LGA and abd¥cted one Adudu Kingsley, an ND II Student of the same Polytechnic.
Reacting to the unsavoury development, Police operatives gave the suspects a hot chase and a roadblock was mounted at Laminga junction to stop the suspects from escaping with the victim, but they hit the barrier and fled
Furthermore, Police operatives at Anguwan Madugu were contacted to mount another roadblock, which the suspects sighted from a distance; abandoned their operational vehicle and the abd¥cted student and fled.
Luck ran out of one of the suspects as he was caught and b£@ten mercilessly by an angry mob before the arrival of the Police while others fled
The suspect was rescued from the mob by the Police and rushed to Primary Health Care, Laminga, where he di£d while receiving treatment.
A search of the recovered vehicle yielded two identification cards linking the fleeing suspects to the syndicate. Further investigation led to the arrest of three additional members: Hyelda Aliyu Ibrahim, Henry Patrick Okwu, and Shuaibu Abubakar (the operational driver).
Exhibits recovered include an iPhone 12 Pro Max, Huawei, and Tecno Spark 5, as well as fake EFCC ID cards. The suspects have confessed to being the syndicate responsible for r%bbing and t£rrorising student areas in Keffi and Nasarawa LGA
Effort is ongoing to arrest one identified suspect that is at large,” the statement reads in part.