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   A former President of the St Gregory’s College Old Boys Association (SGCOBA), Dr John Abebe, has highlighted academic, moral, spiritual and sporting formation and polishing as the qualities imbued in past and current students of the institution. Dr Abebe, President of the SGCOBA between 2012 and 2018, was speaking on the occasion of the 139 years anniversary of the college.  He said that the impartation of those qualities under wonderful tutors, led by the visionary and committed Catholic missionaries who were the Principals over the years, stood Gregorians out of the crowd and made students regard obstacles as mere challenges that would eventually help to bring out the best in them. “On my return from my postgraduate studies abroad, in 1979”, he stated, “I attended a meeting of the Old Boys Association and I was one of the youngest at that gathering. It was at that meeting that I resolved to make my modest contributions towards further development of my alma mater.” I...

  LIN AS International Limited and former Member of the Federal House of Representatives, Hon. Ned Nwoko, have disclosed how they were threatened in their bid to untangle the excess charges and over deductions in Paris Club advances for which the Federal Government had refunded $13 billion to States and Local Governments Areas. An Interim Management Committee, IMC, of Association of Local Government of Nigeria, ALGON, recently distanced the association from the current plan by the Federal Government to pay Linas and Ned Nwoko their overdue consultancy fees, but ALGON national president, Mr. Kolade Alabi and others who confirmed Nwoko’s engagement, dismissed the IMC as nonexistent. J.K Gazadma, SAN and other lawyers to Linas and Nwoko, in a statement said: “The British government at some point was reluctant to disclose repayment details claiming that such disclosures will jeopardize relations with Nigerian government. The company persisted and through the High Court in London got th...

 The death of Ossy Boise, who implicated an oil merchant, Dr. Gabriel Ogbechie in an alleged plot to assassinate politician, business mogul and international lawyer, Prince Ned Nwoko is currently causing ripples in the country. Sources have revealed that the circumstances leading to the death of Ossy Boise was meant to put a dead end to the ongoing investigations of Mr Ogbechei in the alleged assasination plot against Prince Ned Nwoko Ogbechie had earlier been mentioned as the sponsor and backbone of some arrested thugs who had been involved in  mayhem, murder and terrorism that took place in the ancient town of Idumuje Ugboko of Delta State few years back over the issue of who becomes the town's next monarch. He had also been deploying his financial resources to procure services of senior lawyers for the suspects. Sources revealed that Boise, who had faced a series of threats to his life and made several complaints to the Nigerian Police, died in mysterious circumstances, on...

  His passion for the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) is pushing him to continue to speak up against the alleged activities of some individuals to claim the funds belonging to the 774 local governments in Nigeria. In this follow-up interview, the Secretary General of ALGON, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar revealed that his life is being threatened by the people he spoke against. Abubakar also lent his voice to the current campaign on who would be the next president of Nigeria after the end of tenure of President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023 and he threw his weight behind Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State. In continuation of our last interview with you, where we discussed the rot in ALGON, what has changed? Thank you very much, actually nothing has changed other than the fact that threat to my life has reached an alarming stage. This is basically coming from Prince Ukachukwu, the man who claimed to have erected boreholes across the 774 local governments in the country. He ha...

  The Centre for Justice in Africa the International Criminal Court, ICC, Amnesty International and others of planning to release fraudulent report against Nigerian military hierarchy. The Centre for Justice, said it is worried over the planned escalation in the onslaught of subversive activities against the Federal Republic of Nigeria by organizations that ordinarily are expected to promote the corporate integrity of nation states.  Comrade Dauda Owolabi Abdullalteef, Director of Communication in a statement on behalf of the group, urged on the Federal Government to immediately call Amnesty International and Transparency International to order, which includes writing formal complaints with cease-and-desist orders to the international headquarters of these organizations. It also urged the Federal Government to immediately set up a committee to review Nigeria’s continued membership of this monster See full text of his statement below.  The organizations we are referring to...