Day: October 3, 2020

I never brutalized MC Murphy at party -K1

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Fuji musician,Wasiu Olasunkanmi Marshal, popularly known as K1 de Ultimate,has denied reports making rounds that he beat up broadcaster, Wole Sorunke who is more known on Radio as MC Murphy at the 60th birthday party of Oba Abdulfatai Akamo,the Olu of Itori in Ewekoro, Ogun State, last Thursday evening. Recalled that broadcasters under the aegis of Freelance and Independent Broadcasters Association of Nigeria,(FIBAN), had a press conference, on Friday, alleged that the Fuji super star beat up the broadcaster at the party. The FIBAN had also called on the Alaafin…

Three migrants reported dead at Saudi detention centre

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At least three people died in detention centres housing thousands of Ethiopian migrants in Saudi Arabia, rights group Amnesty International says.   The migrants were facing “unimaginable cruelty” – including being chained together in pairs, and using their cells floors as toilets, the rights group said. It also urged Saudi authorities to improve conditions of the centres. The detainees were expelled from neighbouring Yemen. The migrants from Ethiopia and other countries had been working in northern Yemen but were forced out by Houthi rebels, Amnesty said. According to UN’s International…

DISCLAIMER RE: STREAM 2 TAKE NOTE

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The attention of NYSC Management has been drawn to a news release circulating on the social media, bearing the above caption. The said release states that arising from a purported meeting, Orientation Course shall resume 27th October, 2020, with Batch “A” Stream 2, which it adds has further been subdivided into Batches “A” and “B”. Management hereby conveys that the news release is fake. Prospective Corps Members and the public are therefore enjoined to kindly disregard the news in its entirety. Management has been working with the Presidential Task Force…

Famous philanthropist Fatima Abdu celebrates birthday planting trees

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Buoyed by her personal impact in the lives of the people she has impacted with kind gestures, some youths in Akwa Ibom and Borno States took to the street to celebrate the Amazon by planting trees in commemoration of her birthday. Ubong Assam, a beneficiary of Barrister Fatima’s gesture wrote this on her birthday, ‘You are indeed a rare gift to humanity, rendering selfless services to humanity irrespective of tribes and religion spreading across the country. Your support to our organisation in Akwa Ibom and other states is highly appreciated.…