Ogun police arrest two 'white witches' for N14.5m fraud

The men of the Ogun State Police Command have arrested two ‘white witches’ and two other members of a fraud syndicate who allegedly duped a couple of N14.5m.

The ‘witches’ ─ Risikat Oriyomi, Sola Babalola; and the other suspects; Shehu Salam, and Wasiu Ajani ─ were arrested in Omusorin village, Obafemi/ Owode Local Government Area.

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Court sentences bus driver for obstructing traffic

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►A 35-year-old man, Akintunde Fasuru, was on Monday sentenced to 20 hours of community service for causing an obstruction to traffic.

►Fasuru was arraigned on one count of reckless driving at the Magistrate’s Court, Tinubu, Lagos Island.

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Job Offer @ Honeywell Group... Submit Your CVs B.Sc / HND... (2 positions)

Job Vacancy In Honeywell Group

Job vacancy for B.Sc / HND... Graduate in Nigeria.

Vacancy - Chief Commercial Officer position:

Employer: Honeywell Group ►Vacancy - Chief Commercial Officer
►Job Reg: J002

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Job Offer @...Twenty First Century Group of Companies Recruiting...

Employer: Twenty First Century Group of Companies

►Vacancy - Production Manager 
►Location: Lagos
 

The Company: 

A twenty first century group of companies with varying deeply vested interests in key economic

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Vacancy - Driver (Female) Needed At Caerula Associate

Career @ Caerula Associate
Location: Lagos

Our Client:
Caerula Associates was established in 2013 with a vision to build an enduring institution that is

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Gov.Obiano donates N100m to Army for cantonment roads

 Gov.of Anambra State (2nd right); state Commissioner of Police and entourage.

Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State yesterday released the sum of N100 million for re-construction of roads within Onitsha Military Cantonment.

It will be recalled that the government had in April 2013, during former Governor Peter Obi’s administration awarded the eight-kilometre roads within the military cantonment to Army Engineers Corps at the cost of N400 million.

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