BREAKING: Nigerian Inspector-General Initiates Investigation into INTERPOL Chief AIG Owohunwa, AIGs Abdul Yari and Benneth Igwe, and Two CPs Over Allegations of Record Backdating

The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has ordered an immediate and thorough investigation of the Head of INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB), AIG Idowu Owohunwa, AIG Abdul Yari, and five other senior police officers who allegedly engaged in the unethical practice of backdating their history records.   This was contained in a memo sent to…

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Poll Reveals Lawmakers as One of the Least Honest Professions; Discover Other Occupations on the List.

Members of Congress are among the least-trusted professions in the U.S., while pharmacists and teachers are among the highest, according to new polling. The latest Gallup poll — conducted Dec. 2-18 â€” asked 1,003 American adults to rank about two dozen professions in terms of their perceived ethical and honesty standards. Here is a breakdown of the results, which were…

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Girlfriend Admits Guilt in Purchasing Firearms Used in Fatal Shooting of Three Minnesota First Responders

Ashley Dyrdahl’s voice shook as she wiped away tears and admitted Tuesday to buying the guns her boyfriend used to ambush and kill three first responders in Burnsville last year. Dyrdahl, 36, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Paul to two charges of straw purchasing, which means she knowingly bought firearms for a…

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Yeni Kuti Responds to Viral Video of Actress Ngozi Ezeonu Criticizing Aspiring Actresses for Auditioning Braless

Media personality, Yeni Kuti, has reacted to a trending video of actress Ngozi Ezeonu publicly rebuking two upcoming actresses for coming braless to an audition.   While speaking on a programme on TVC, Kuti said it wasn’t really any of Ngozi Ezeonu’s business to reprimand the young ladies, adding that older ladies forget about what…

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NNPC Issues Alert on Fraudulent Job Recruitment Link for Port Harcourt Refinery

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) has issued a stern warning against a fake recruitment link circulating online, allegedly tied to the newly revamped Port Harcourt refinery. In a statement on Friday, Olufemi Soneye, NNPC’s Chief Corporate Communications Officer, debunked the fraudulent claims, clarifying that no new recruitment process has been initiated outside the legitimate…

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