RCCG enables commercial enterprises, SMEs at Nigerian Economic Outlook

The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has demonstrated a firm responsibility towards its backing and consolation to more Nigerians in various commercial enterprises including the little and medium scale undertakings through its yearly Nigerian Economic Outlook.

Photographs: Fire Destroys Samsung Nigeria Office In Opebi Ikeja Lagos

Here are more photographs from the inferno that crushed Samsung computerized headoffice in Opebi territory of Ikeja Lagos yesterday.

Rotimi Amaechi debilitates to scrap NIMASA, says parastatal outsourced its obligation to Tompolo

Clergyman of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, has undermined that the Federal government will scrap the Nigerian Maritime and Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) if the parastatal does not sit up and satisfy their commitments. Amaechi said this while showing up before the senate board on Maritime yesterday January nineteenth. He affirmed that the parastatal outsourced their obligation to previous Niger Delta aggressor pioneer Government Ekpemupolo otherwise known as Tompolo.

Edo Govt. affirms 6 instances of Lassa fever

Eregie said that the infection was a genuine danger to occupants of the state, including that Edo harbors the vast majority of the instances of the ailment analyzed in Nigeria.

The state Commissioner for Health, Dr Aihanuwa Eregie, told newsmen in Benin on Monday that the cases were affirmed at the Institute of Lassa Fever Research and Control, Irrua Specialist Hospital, Edo.

In Enugu, 2 bite the dust in different accident

Amaraizu said the accident, which included four transports, a Hilux van and two autos, happened around 7.30 p.m. on Friday however that the reason had not been set up.

deadly mischance

Two persons have passed on in a different accident at Ugwuonyeama on the Enugu-Onitsha street, leaving numerous others with different degrees of wounds.

Suspected female human trafficker captured with 4 casualties

The Lagos State Government on Friday night secured a suspected human trafficker, who recognized herself as Ganiat Ajijola, 35, at Abule-Egba region of the state.

Mr Femi Malik, an authority of the state Ministry of Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, who made this known not News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Lagos, said the service followed up on a tip off.

NNPC says refineries are presently producing 6.76million Liters of Petrol for each day

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has reported that the country's three refineries in Kaduna, Port Harcourt and Warri have achieved a consolidated day by day generation of more than 6.76 million liters of petrol for every day which is anticipated to increment to more than 10 million liters for every day before the end of January 2016.

$2.1bn arms money: Olisa Metuh spends first night in EFCC cell over N1.4bn followed to shy

The continuous examination by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has handled the representative of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, in the Commission's cell in Abuja.

Metuh, who was captured by four agents of the counter unite office from his Abuja home, went through the first night with his investigative specialists at the base camp of the EFCC, noting questions on how the aggregate of N1.4 billion strayed from the record of the Office of the National Security Adviser into an organization, Destra, connected to him.

Previous PDP chairman, Mohammed Bello, arrives court in wheel seat

Previous PDP Chairman Mohammed Bello arrived the Federal High Court Abuja in a wheel seat for his trial in the $2.1 billion arms bargain outrage. Bello was captured in December a year ago to receive N600m from the workplace of the National Security Adviser for the sake of Bam properties. The cash as indicated by the EFCC is a piece of the $2.1 billion assets implied for the acquirement of arms for the military amid the last organization. Bello was intended to show up under the watchful eye of the court a week ago Wednesday yet couldn't because of his wellbeing challenge.

Police capture suspected pipeline vandal, recuperate truck

The Nigeria Police on Sunday captured a suspected pipeline vandal and grabbed a petrol tanker passing on 13, 800 liters of diesel in Aninri Local Government zone of Enugu State.

The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr Ebere Amaraizu, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Enugu that the suspect was captured after a tip-off.

As indicated by him the police additionally recuperated pipeline penetrating hardware, two pumping machines, pipeline sealants, a creating set and a few spanners.

Man, 24, purportedly assaults companion to death

Justice Martins Akinyemi of an Abeokuta Magistrate's Court, yesterday, requested a 24-year-old man, Michael Oyejide, remanded in Ibara Prison authority for supposedly assaulting his 18-year-old companion, Morenike Ajayi, to death.

The prosecutor, Cpl Moshood Hammer, told the court that the denounced and one other everywhere, dedicated the offense on January 8, at Ijeja in Abeokuta, Ogun State. He said: "Around 8p.m., Oyejide, assumed name MI, praised his birthday at Adigbe and a few women were welcomed. Later during the evening, the denounced and one other got the casualty, who is additionally a companion, inebriated.

Lovely lady who faked growth argues not blameworthy to trick

A lovely lady who shaved her head to con loved ones into trusting she was doing combating tumor has denied taking thousands from the trick.

Ex-Miss Pennsylvania International US, Brandi Lee Weaver-Gates, imagined she had constant lymphocytic leukemia in March 2013.

The 23-year-old is blamed for stashing money from pledge drives sorted out by her friends and family to pay for her fake treatment, the remainder of which raised $14,000 (£8,948).

Tailing her capture, Weaver-Gates was accused of lawful offense checks of robbery by trickery and getting stolen property.

She has been hung on $150,000 safeguard at the Center County Corrections Facility since her capture.

The understudy professedly made loved ones drive her to healing facility arrangements, abandoning them to sit tight for up to eight hours for her while she went somewhere else.

She posted pictures on Facebook demonstrating her wearing wraps and surgical veils and with a shaved head.

She likewise gave broad daily paper interviews about her disease and even posted under three weeks prior about being going away.

Her asserted misrepresentation was just uncovered after police got an unknown tip-off saying she couldn't name a solitary one of her specialists.

State Police Trooper Thomas Stock reached the healing centers at which Weaver-Gates said she was dealt with for her disease - however there was no notice of her anyplace in their records.

Stock called her endeavors to make individuals trust she had disease "an involved plan".

Tailing her capture, Weaver-Gates was stripped of her Miss Pennsylvania US International title.

"When you mislead the general population and take individuals' cash that is under the misrepresentation of extortion, we won't endure those activities," said an announcement from the show coordinators Butler's Beauties .

"Ms. Weaver-Gates ... will be required to give back her crown and band upon her discharge from being confined.

Police capture fighter for supplying arms to criminals

A Lance Corporal of the Nigeria Army was among eight persons captured by the Inspector General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team, SIRT for professedly supplying arms and ammo to criminals in Lagos.

Among those the group supposedly supplied arms were those thieves who assaulted business banks in Lekki, Ikorodu, Festac and Agbara territories of Lagos and Ogun State, where they trucked away vast wholes of cash, as of late.

suspectsIt was accumulated that the suspects were gotten at different areas in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Borno states, reseptively, by the SIRT agents, drove by CSP Abba Kyari, and authorities of the Defense Intelligence.

Six programmed pump activity rifles, a gun and a few cartridges were recuperated from the suspects.

Sources near the SIRT revealed that the armed force corporal who was grabbed at his obligation post in Maiduguri, Borno State, by men of the Defense Intelligence, is at present experiencing cross examinations at the Defense Headquarters, Abuja.

Vanguard assembled that an individual from the group, who was captured as of late by the SIRT agents, admitted amid, cross examinations that his pack got vast supplies of arms and ammo, from the officer, who was presented on Borno State, to battle the Boko Haram faction .

A source further unveiled, that the officer, would hide weapons inside of sustenance things going to Lagos from Borno and the criminals who were additionally included in pipeline vandalism Pipeline at Ikorodu and Ijegemo ranges of Lagos, would credit his financial balance after getting the weapons.

43 as yet missing from Hajj charge

43 Nigerians are yet to be represented in the rush and crane mishap that occurred in Mina and Makkah, Saudi Arabia on September eleventh and September 24th separately.

A report put together by the Federal government advisory group on the 2015 Hajj yesterday, expresses that 280 Nigerians passed on in both occasions while 43 others are yet to be found. An aggregate of 75,081 Nigerian explorers took part in the 2015 hajj exercise.

Somalia Ministry of Religious Affairs bans Christmas and New Year festivities, says they are in opposition to Islamic society

Somalia's Federal government today Tuesday, December 22, banned the festivals of Christmas and New Year in the capital Mogadishu. It says observing Christmas is against confidence of Somali Muslims and won't permit it happen in the nation.

Chief General of Somalia's Ministry of Religious Affairs, Sheik Mohamed Khayrow reported the choice in a Press Conference held in Mogadishu alongside the Vice Chairman of the Supreme Religious Council (SRC), Sheik Nur Barud Gurhan.

All occasions identified with Christmas and New Year festivities are in spite of Islamic society, which could harm aqidah (confidence) of the Muslim group. He included:

"All security strengths are encouraged to end or disintegrate any social events. There ought to be no movement by any means."

Sheik Nur Barud Gurhan, the agent administrator of the Supreme Religious Council of Somalia said that such occasions may spur radical gathering al-Shabaab to dispatch assaults in the capital.

"We [Islamic Scholars] are cautioning against the festival of such occasions which are not significant to the standards of our religion. Such occasions give likewise al-Shabaab to complete assaults."

Sources: Live From Mogadishu/Horseed Media

GEJ's organization in charge of the waiting fuel lack - Lai Mohammed

Priest of Information Lai Mohammed says that the last organization is in charge of the waiting Fuel shortage as of now being experienced Nationwide. He said Nigerians are paying for the transgressions of the last organization. He said this while tending to state house reporters after the Federal Executive Council meeting today December 21st.

"A reason for the fuel shortage was the failure of the last government to make satisfactory procurement for fuel appropriation. We do face some other logistic issues however significantly, we are paying for the transgressions of the last organization.

What I will be telling Nigerians is that what we met on ground is such that we are paying for the transgressions of the last organization. I am by and large intense. You recall that around two weeks prior, we needed to go to the National Assembly for a supplementary spending plan of N674 billion. Of that figure, N522billion was for unfulfilled obligations of fuel appropriation which was brought about as far back as August a year ago. The arrangement is the thing that you have seen us doing. The principal thing we have done now is to ensure that not at all like before when the advertisers used to import the significant rate of the fuel. NNPC has been included in importation, in light of the fact that a portion of the advertisers had quit importing for two or three months. On the off chance that you see any fuel anyplace today, it is foreign made by the NNPC. We additionally acquired the vandalisation of the pipelines which has made it incomprehensible for us to try and transport the fuel. In tanks today we have 14 days save and off tank we have 10 days save. The issue is not non-accessibility of the item it is the appropriation, as a result of pipelines that have been vandalized and the gridlock in Lagos. It takes around five days for anyone to bring fuel with tanker in Lagos. As at two days back this matter has been determined. The Mosinmi pipeline has been secured and it has lead to the change in the circulation, "he said.

Ten Africans captured in Libya for running a house of ill-repute..

Misrata Joint Security Room, Libya, on Saturday December 19, captured five men and five ladies of African nationalities for running a house of ill-repute inside the city. Packs of cigarettes, condoms and different things were additionally seized from the suspects.