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It was a sad weekend in Ndubia Inyimaegu community in Izzi Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, following reports of the death of one Jacinta, who was allegedly beaten to death by her husband, James Uguru, over adultery. Confirming the incident, Police Public Relations Officer of the state command, ASP George Okafor, revealed that the suspect had angrily beaten his wife to stupor when the deceased stopped him from chasing after her alleged lover boy. The Lagos-based Uguru was said to have become suspicious of the wife’s alleged promiscuity following rumours making the rounds on the matter in the community whenever he visits home to see his family. … and the phone rang It was learned that trouble started when the couple was discussing in the sitting room and suddenly a phone started ringing in their bedroom. As the husband made to go for the phone, his wife held his waist, preventing him from moving. Vanguard gathered that as he was being prevented from e

The National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, last Thursday challenged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to first interrogate former President Goodluck Jonathan before prosecuting him over the source of the N400m alleged to be part of monies meant for arms purchase. Chief Onyechi Ikpeazu SAN, who led Metuh’s defence team for the charges he is facing at the Federal High Court in Abuja, argued that EFCC’s Prosecution Witness (PW5) evidence that presentation for which money was paid was made to Jonathan makes the investigation of his role as well as his evidence vital and indeed crucial without which no prima facie case can conceivably be said to have been made out. “Dr. Jonathan, to whom the presentation was made for which the payment was made, is therefore a material and indispensible person in order for a prima facie case to be present. Where the prosecution failed to c

Here's a list of African countries whose currencies are currently stronger than the naira. 1. South Africa: Rand 1 = 13 Naira 2. Angola: 1 kwanza = 2 Naira 3. Botswana: 1 Pula = 18 Naira 4. Cape Verde: 1 Escudo = 2 Naira 5. Algeria: 1 Dinar = 2 Naira 6. Egypt: 1 Pound = 25 Naira 7. Eritrea: 1 Nakata = 13 Naira 8. Ethiopia: 1 Birr = 9 Naira 9. Ghana: 1 Cedi = 50 Naira 10. Gambia 1 Dalasi = 5 Naira 11. Kenya: 1 shilling = 3 Naira    odunski 12. Liberia: 1 Dinar = 4 Naira 13. Lesotho: 1 Loti = 14 Naira 14. Libya: 1 Dinar = 146 Naira 15. Morrocco: 1 Dirham = 146 Naira 16. Madagascar: 1 Ariary = 4 Naira 17. Mauritius: 1 Rupee = 6 Naira 18. Malawi: 1 kwacha = 11 Naira 19. Mozambique: 1 Metical = 4 Naira 20. Namibia: 1 Dollar = 12 Naira 21. Seychelles: 1 Rupee = 12 Naira 22. Sudan: 1 pound = 32 Naira 23. Swaziland: 1 Lilangeri = 13 Naira 24. Tunisia: 1 Dinar = 100 Naira 25. Zambia: 1 kwacha = 18 Naira