
21 Nov 2013

"How we rigged the Anambra elections" -- Arrested INEC official confesses...Read Details!
Last Saturday election in the 'Entrepreneurship belt' of the nation, Anambra State was mauled with irregularities that led to the Independence Electoral Committee, INEC declaring the result inconclusive with so many criticizing how the setup was ran. The principal actor of the criticised and highly controversial governorship election which took place on November 16 has made some very sterling revelations to the men who are interrogating him in Abuja.
“The way this whole thing is going, it looks as if many heads will roll in INEC because the young man has made useful statements and if what he said is anything to rely upon, it then means that some big names in that commission might fall with him.
“At first, he was trying to rationalise his action in that local government area when he was verbally quizzed before the intervention of the police; but, after some time, especially at the point of his detention, he started to cooperate but the cooperation is loaded because he has mentioned some top officials of INEC, especially directors and a PDP chieftain, as those who ‘put him in trouble’."
Mr Okeke Chukwujekwu is the arrested INEC electoral officer...
He was in charge of Idemili North local government of Anambra State, but currently in police detention over his role in the rigging, was said to have confessed to his investigators that he did not rig the election alone, adding that “I was used and dumped”.
The chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Attahiru Jega, had, in the heat of the controversies generated by the flawed poll, admitted that the “electoral officer” in Idemili North “messed up” and that he would be handed over to the police for prosecution.
Chukwujekwu was moved to Abuja on Sunday, just as INEC said it is conducting a probe into the deliberate sabotage of the governorship election.
A top official involved in the election opened up to LEADERSHIP on Tuesday that the arrested INEC official had confessed, and it appears that top directors in INEC might be “implicated” for their involvement.
“All fingers point to some aggrieved politicians and it was a well-funded package that involved quite a lot of people; that is why the man is saying he has been used and dumped,” the inside source said.

Emmanuel Amuneke assaults Eaglet Kelechi Iheancho's agent over his transfer to Manchester City....Details
Assistant Golden Eaglets coach, Emmanuel Amuneke, on Monday evening assaulted a football agent, Henry Galliano, at the Rockview Hotel, Owerri, the Imo State capital.
According to PremiumTimes, the assault, which happened at about 6:00 p.m. happened because Golden Eaglets star, Kelechi Iheanacho, chose Galliano as his agent ahead of one recommended by Amuneke.
Galliano and his Nigerian partner, Solomon Oluwaseun, both said Amuneke invited them for a meeting before he got angry, saying that his (Amuneke’s chosen) agent must be the one to handle Iheanacho’s transfer.
Then when the agent, Galliano, tried to talk back, the coach slapped him and beat him up in the presence of over 25 people.

Revealed: Why Jude Okoye did not attend his brother, Peter Okoye's traditional wedding
On Sunday, November 17, 2013, Lagos stood still for P-square‘s Peter Okoye and fiancée Lola Omotayo as the couple held their traditional wedding ceremony, surprisingly elder brother Jude Okoye was missing.
Social network has been buzzing. The twins’ publicist Bayo Adetu tells NET Jude was missing at the wedding because he was stuck in Ghana. P-square had performed in Accra, Ghana at the ‘Glo and Bounce Slide‘ tour the night before. Adetu says Jude missed his flight and couldn’t get back to Lagos in time for the nuptials.
But a source who was part of another artiste’s entourage to Ghana for the concert says Jude Okoye did NOT travel to Ghana. ‘We didn’t see him, the twins were here with their band but we didn’t see Jude‘, our source who’d rather stay anonymous tells NET.
19 Nov 2013
Jesus Statue Survives Typhoon Haiyan's Destruction In The Philippines (PHOTO)
As Typhoon Haiyan tore through the Philippines, it caused destruction on an unprecedented scale, tearing up homes and causing families to flee its violent path.
However, one survivor continued to stand tall with arms outstretched-- a giant statue of Jesus Christ that escaped unscathed from the natural disaster.
Though Haiyan erased entire towns from the map, Jesus remains upright, casting a protective gaze over the coastal town of Tanauan, in the central Philippines.
Pope Francis urged Catholics worldwide to pray for the victims of the typhoon that ravaged the Philippines, which has the largest number of Catholics in Asia.
The preservation of the statue has served as a symbol of hope to those still struggling to survive the typhoon's wounds, which left around 5,000 dead, according to recent death tolls.
Miracle, or simply coincidence?
Though Haiyan erased entire towns from the map, Jesus remains upright, casting a protective gaze over the coastal town of Tanauan, in the central Philippines.
Pope Francis urged Catholics worldwide to pray for the victims of the typhoon that ravaged the Philippines, which has the largest number of Catholics in Asia.
The preservation of the statue has served as a symbol of hope to those still struggling to survive the typhoon's wounds, which left around 5,000 dead, according to recent death tolls.
Miracle, or simply coincidence?

News:Ritualists storm hospital in Ekiti, demand new born babies
Suspected ritualists invaded a public health centre in Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti State capital, in the wee hours of Saturday, demanding a day old baby. It was learnt that five suspected ritualists went to a health centre in Irona Quarters around 12:30am. An official of Ado-Ekiti Local Government Council said: “The hospital workers tried to convince them that babies delivered in the last one week had been discharged, but their explanations fell on deaf ears. They were dealt with mercilessly. This angered them and they beat up the medical personnel. They ransacked the wards and left when they did not find any baby.” She said one of the victims sustained a leg injury and was receiving treatment at an undisclosed hospital in Ado-Ekiti. During his visit to the centre, the Council Chairman, Mr. Tope Olanipekun, described the attack as “the height of callousness”. Olanipekun said: “The incident actually happened and we are taking steps to forestall a recurrence. The doctor-in-charge has reported the case at the Okesa Police Station and we are planning to fence all health centres and strengthen security. “I have instructed that night duty be suspended until adequate security measures are put in place. We have also advised that expectant mothers in labour should be referred to Okeyinmi Health Centre.” Police spokesman Victor Olu-Babayemi said the incident had not been officially reported to the police.








