It went viral last week that Ghanaian beautiful actress Nadia Buari has rejected a whopping $75,000 deal from Avante Grande because of bleaching. The story was stated in a press statement released by Nadia’s PR but according to the manager for the cream, the award-winning actress did not reject the offer but she rather wanted $75000 instead of the $60,000 they were willing to give her.

Team Network Ghana reports that

General Manager of Avant Claire Grande Afrique, Christopher Owen has come out to demystify rumors concerning the $75,000 endorsement deal rejected by Nadia Buari as speculated in reports.

Chris told ‘The Juice Report’ his company offered the actress they chose out of many a total sum of $60,000 which she turned down after Avant declined a $15,000 raise she and her management requested for during negotiations, he added that Nadia’s retreat had nothing to do with the said bleaching chemicals.

Christopher concluded saying Avant Claire is still interested in penning Nadia Buari because her brand remains relevant and is in demand by the market.
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The SSS today Wednesday June 18 said the Boko Haram sect is planning to bomb Abuja with petrol tankers within the next few days. The Coordinator of the National Information Centre, Mike Omeri, made this known at a briefing in Abuja alongside the Deputy Director of the DSS, Marilyn Ogar
"The Nigerian Security services had received intelligence report to the effect that insurgents intends seizing petrol tankers and plant improvised devices in the tankers and drive them to crowded places in Abuja.
“Against this backdrop, we hereby call on the Petrol Tankers Association to be on the red alert and advise their members to report any attempt or seizure of their vehicles to security agencies.
“In this wise, Nigerians are also advised to report any broken down tanker in any part of the territory to security agencies. Similarly, we are using this opportunity to appeal to the public to be on the alert particularly when they see any tanker driving dangerously." He said

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A Federal Capital Territory High Court, on Wednesday, discharged Mohammed Abacha, son of late former Military Head of State , General Sani Abacha, for allegedly receiving N100.38 billion worth of stolen property.

It was gathered that the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation, on behalf of the Federal Government, had filed a nine-count charge against Abacha.

But Justice Mamman Kolo of the FCT High Court discharged Abacha after Federal Government’s Counsel, Daniel Enwelum, made an oral application asking the court to withdraw the criminal charges against the suspect.

The judge also granted the application for discontinuation of trial, which was not opposed by the defense counsel, Mr Abdullahi Haruna.

At the resumed hearing of the case, the Federal Government counsel told the court that he was instructed by the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) to withdraw the charges.

Enwelum argued that the application became necessary in view of emerging facts and circumstances of the case.

The prosecution thereafter filed a notice of discontinuation of the case.

It would be recalled that Enwelum was hired by government to prosecute the case to its logical conclusion.

The AGF alleged that Abacha had received property worth N100.38 billion between 1995 and 1998, which was acquired unlawfully by the father and later forfeited to government.

* Muhammed Abacha
* Muhammed Abacha

lMohammed Abacha is the eldest surviving son of Nigeria’s former de facto President, the late general Sani Abacha and Maryam Abacha.

During his father’s military rule, Mohammed Abacha was involved in looting the government.

A preliminary report published by the Abdulsalam Abubakar transitional government in November 1998 described the process which the Abachas used to siphoned money from national coffers.

It was revealed that the late Sani Abacha told his National Security Adviser Ismaila Gwarzo to provide fake funding requests, which Abacha approved.

The funds were usually sent in cash or travellers’ cheques by the Central Bank of Nigeria to Gwarzo Kuncnoni, who took them to Abacha’s house.

Mohammed Abacha then arranged to launder the money to offshore accounts.

It was believed that an estimated $1.4 billion in cash was delivered in this way.
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The Adamawa State House of Assembly has reportedly started the impeachment procedure against  governor Murtala Nyako and his deputy Bala Ngilari.
 
According to Premium Times, the impeachment notice was directed to the two officials on Wednesday, June 18.
 
At the same time, 19 out of 25 Adamawa House of Assembly Members signed Nyako’s impeachment notice, containing the allegations of gross misconduct against the governor and his deputy.
 
In a parallel development, the federal aviation authorities prevented the takeoff of Governor Nyako’s chartered jet from at the Yola International Airport. The embattled governor inteded to depart for Abuja to witness the inauguration of the newly-elected leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
 
According to SaharaReporters, the governor and his team were forced to travel about 250km to Gombe, where they boarded another flight for the capital of the country.
 
Since Nyako’s defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the APC, the governor has been caught in a running battle with the lawmakers.
 
It would be recalled that he made the move in the end of 2013 saying that the ruling party had disappointed Nigerians.
 
Rumours about the possible impeachment proceedings first surfaced in May, when the Presidency and the PDP allegedly considered plot following the governor’s memo on security sent to the Nothern leaders.
 
Tension intensified last Wednesday when the Assembly ordered the arrest of 4 state commissioners over their failure to show up before the House to answer to answer questions regarding the state of finance.
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A 56-year-old man begs Alakuko Customary Court in Lagos to dissolve his marriage of 30 years over several reasons, one of which is using charms.
 
Adebayo Ajibode accused his wife Bosede of fetishism and lamented that she would go out in the morning and return at night without performing her duties as a housewife.
 
He also narrated that he had discovered charm under the bucket in their bath once. When he asked Bosede about it, she could not explain anything, NAN reports with reference to the man's words.
"Sixteen years ago, I wanted to make love to her, I saw an incision on her chest, I couldn’t go further because I knew it connoted bad omen. Since then, I haven’t made love to her, also I see cobwebs in front of my bedroom door, each morning I wake up."
The father of 3 also accused the woman of having killed their neighbour's son and his child from previous marriage.
The court president ordered the woman, who showed disrespect towards bailiff, to vacate the room in her husband' house and adjourned the case to July 1.
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A 2-months pregnant woman identified as Ometere Aduga reportedly committed suicide on Monday in Edo state.
The Nation reports that she hung herself with a rope which she tied to the ceiling fan in their family apartment.
The middle aged woman from Igarra, Akoko-Edo local government council of the state who was married and had a child with her husband was said to be pregnant for another man who is yet-to-be identified.
Though the reason for her committing suicide is yet unknown as she didn't drop any note, some are insinuating it has something to do with her cheating on her husband who is not resident in the state.
According to an eyewitness, Ometere had visited a private hospital in the town some days back and she had disclosed her intention to commit suicide to the hospital personnel because of the reported pregnancy but she was counselled against it and told her to come back on Monday for medical examination and more counselling.
On that fateful Monday, she had taken her son to a neighbour's house who she gave the excuse that she wanted to have her bath but after an endless wait, the neighbour decided to go check on her. When she got to the apartment, she was shocked to find her completely naked body dangling from the rope tied to the ceiling fan.
However, a source close to the family revealed that Ometere was a 300 level medical student at the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma but was asked to withdraw due to reasons, adding that she had mental disorder which she recovered from and later got married to man who is not from the area and has been living with her parents.
"One cannot really say what could have led to her committing suicide whether it was as a result of the pregnancy which is believed may not be her husband’s or a relapse of her mental illness," the source said.
Confirming the incident, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Hilary Udoh said her parents have taken her death in god faith and are not suspecting any fowl play.
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Angry students of OAU, Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile Ife Osun State Nigeria on Monday protested their school fees hike by locking down all the major buildings on the campus.

During the protest, the students locked down the Senate building, main entrance to the school and the computer building.

Hear what the students told reporters on Monday.

“We have locked everywhere including the senate building; computer building and we are presently blocking the school gate. We are ready for the school management; we don’t care whatever happens to them there. The VC too is around, we want them to also feel what we are going through,”

“We have instructed the Muslims among us not to go for prayer. They prayed on the main road here. We already supplied them with water for their ablution,”

OAU recently increased the charges of its newly admitted students from N37,150 and N42,150 to N 82,400, N92,700 and N95,700 (acceptance fee inclusive), depending on faculties.

The charges of old students of the institution were also increased from N5,300, N7,800, N10, 300 and N12,800 per session to N19,700, N30,700 and N33,700 for different faculties respectively.
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The National Agency for Food Drugs Administration and Control, has arrested a professor for selling unregistered herbal products.
The professor identified as Dayo Oyekole claimed he obtained his doctorate degree from the University of Ibadan.
The agency alleged that the professor paraded himself as an epidemiologist and chief consultant, Mosebolatan Holistic Lifecare International.
A pamphlet advertising some of the unregistered products of the company showed that it has offices at 11,Ire-Akari Estate Road, Isolo, Lagos with its Head office at Mosebolatan Plaza, Ogbere-Tioya, Off Olorunsogo Express Bridge, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Though the pamphlets and advertisement placed on a national newspaper (not Punch) showed that 14 of the company’s herbal products had been registered with NAFDAC, the agency said the company only has four of its products listed between 2005 and 2007.
The professor in the pamphlet claimed that NAFDAC had approved natural herbal medicines, for him to cure exam failures, marital problems, bad dreams among others.
But NAFDAC’s Director-General, Dr. Paul Orhii, at a briefing on Tuesday, denied the company’s claims, lamenting that unauthorised products have dominated the market.

Orhii stated, “Recently, the agency discovered an advertisement in the a national newspaper (not Punch) edition of June 15, 2014 where Prof. Dayo Oyekole of Mosebolatan Holistic Lifecare Centre placed an unauthorised advertisement of range of herbal products with spurious claims of total cure and deliverance of various ailments. Upon investigation, a few of the products (four out of 14) were listed by NAFDAC between 2005 and 2007. Since then, the listing of the products have not been renewed as required by law. Ten out of these products have no history of listing with NAFDAC but are openly displayed for sale and being dispensed in his clinic.”

“The agency in recent times has observed the proliferation of unauthorised advertisement of herbal products in both the print and electronic media.”

Most of these adverts are misleading and carry false claims of treatment and cure of various ailments including; treatment of HIV/AIDs, hepatitis, kidney diseases drug addiction, mental sickness, marital problems, bad dreams, examination failure, asthmas, cancer, prostate enlargement among others.

“While some of these adverts carry NAFDAC number on the products advertised, investigations have shown that most of these products have not been submitted to NAFDAC for listing.”

He explained that giving registration to herbal drugs does not guarantee efficacy of such products, but showed that it was safe for consumption.

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