ONE MAN WHO CAN SHUN EFCC!!! Accused of corruption, Code of Conduct Tribunal Chairman shuns EFCC

Aside from the alleged bribe demand and collection, Mr. Umar is also being investigated for maladministration and corruption at the CCT.

The Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, Danladi Umar, has refused to honour an invitation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over corruption allegations including allegedly receiving N10 million bribe from a suspect.

The EFCC had sent an invitation to Mr. Umar on March 18; requesting that the tribunal boss appears before the commission on March 27.

Mr. Umar had allegedly demanded a N10 million bribe from a retired Comptroller of Customs, Rasheed Taiwo, who is being prosecuted at the CCT for allegedly failing to declare his asset while in office.

Mr. Taiwo told the EFCC that he paid part of the bribe, N1.8 million, to the chairman of CCT through the latter’s personal assistant.

One refusal too many

A highly placed source at the EFCC had earlier told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Umar failed to honour an invitation sent to him to appear before the commission on December 30, 2013.

The Head Media and Publicity, EFCC, Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed that Mr. Umar failed to appear before the commission. The accused did not also notify the commission of his reason for not appearing.

It is not clear how the EFCC will handle the defiant Code of Conduct boss, whose mandate as the Chairman of the Tribunal includes curbing corruption among public officials.

Mr. Uwujaren told PREMIUM TIMES that he would consult with the commission’s operatives in charge of Mr. Umar’s case before he can give details of what the commission would do.

“I will have to interact with the operatives on the case to know the way forward on his case,” he said.

Aside from the alleged bribe demand and collection, Mr. Umar is also being investigated for maladministration and corruption at the CCT.

PREMIUM TIMES had reported how three staff of the tribunal – its accountant, Shotunde Adeyinka, and two administrative officers, Lucky Eronlan and Johnson Owopetu – who were transferred out of Abuja to Ondo, Bauchi and Katsina states respectively, under controversial circumstances, had petitioned the EFCC on Mr. Umar corrupt practises and his highhandedness.

The trio copied in the Presidency, CCT, National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, the National Judicial Council, NJC, the Senate, Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, and the Attorney General of the Federation on their petition.

In their petition, the trio listed a barrage of corruption allegation, including awarding contracts without due process, making full contract payments to contractors instead of mobilization fees, and dysfunctional appointments and promotion without board approval or regards to federal character.

There was also an alleged disappearance of N24 million belonging to the tribunal that was allegedly found in the Wuse Zone 5 residence of Mr. Umar’s late predecessor.

The seeming corruption at the CCT may not have started with Mr. Umar. His late predecessor, Murtala Sanni, was also indicted of corruption.

Mr. Umar, on assumption of duty, set up a committee to investigate Mr. Sanni for perceived corrupt practices.  The committee found Mr. Sanni culpable of awarding contracts to pseudo contractors amongst other corrupt acts.

The committee recommended that stolen monies be retrieved from Mr. Sanni’s family while all other officials who benefited from the corruption be sanctioned.

It is uncertain if the CCT implemented the recommendations as none of its indicted officials is being prosecuted.

Mr. Umar, who was to provide clarification on these issues to the EFCC, has now twice shunned the commission.

BREAKING: Court denies alleged serial fraudster, Fred Ajudua, bail

The judge said Mr. Ajudua’s poor health condition could be met while in detention.

A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja has turned down the bail request of Fred Ajudua, alleged 419 kingpin.

Justice Kudirat Jose said that Mr. Ajudua’s antecedents – accusations of jumping bail in 2006 and tampering with evidence – were responsible for the denial of his bail application.

The judge also stated that Mr. Ajudua’s poor health condition could be met while in detention.

She fixed April 28th and 29th for continuation of trial.

Mr. Ajudua is being tried in separate courts for two different court cases.

In one of the cases, he is being tried for allegedly defrauding a Dutch businessman of $1.69 million (N270 million).
In another, he is being tried for defrauding Nigeria’s ex-Army chief, Ishaya Bamaiyi, of $6 million (N960 million).

Details later…

D'BANJ, OTHER AFRICAN ACTS SING FOR AGRICULTURE

D’Banj has released one of the biggest African collaboration with Cocoa Na Chocolate, a song that features musicians from 11 countries.

The song which is produced by the prolific, Chobams Asuquo is part of ONE’s new campaign “DO Agric it Pays”

The campaign is to encourage African leaders to boost investment in Agriculture, as the African Union has declared 2014 the year of Agriculture in Africa, and set up the ONE campaign.

Dbanj is an ambassador for the One Campaign.

The song features artists from Zimbabwe, Mozambique,Tanzania, South Africa, Algeria, Nigeria, Cameroon, Kenya, Democratic Republic of Congo and Cote d'Ivoire.

GOVERNORS BLAMED FOR UPRISING

President Goodluck Jonathan blames governors in the northeastern states for the country's Islamic uprising and says their failure to provide social services created the climate for the insurgency that has killed more than 1 000 people this year.

Jonathan lashed out at the governors on Saturday at a rally in northern Bauchi state.

For their part, the governors have accused Jonathan's administration and the military of not doing enough to curb the rebellion.

Some have suggested the violence is intended to weaken the northern vote ahead of elections in February 2015. Most northerners are Muslims and Jonathan is a Christian from the south.

Nigeria's military insists it has the Islamic extremists on the run though attacks have increased in number and fatalities.

ABUJA TIGHTENS SECURITY AMIDST FEARS OF BOKO HARAM THREATS

Security was beefed up on Sunday at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, venue of the ongoing 7th meeting of African Finance Ministers and other strategic locations in the FCT.

The development followed an attempted jail break at the headquarters of the Department of State Services (DSS) in Abuja.

A correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) covering the African ministers meeting observed that additional security personnel had been deployed to the hotel.

The additional armed men, seen within the vicinity of the hotel, include soldiers, police and officers of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).

The armed men were supported by sniffer dogs as they took positions within and outside the hotel.

Security was also beefed up in and around military and other security offices in Abuja on Sunday following the attempted jail break.

On the Shehu Shagari Road, where the Force Headquarters is located, the area had been barricaded with armoured personnel carrier, same for the Ministry of Defence, Area 10, Garki, Abuja, at the time of this report.

Also, all the roads leading to the DSS headquarters, Aso Drive, had been closed.

However, there were normal activities in other areas of the city centre. 

Mom, 21, slept with 8-year-old boy 50 times

Abuja - A 21-year-old UK woman has been sentenced to two years in prison after being found guilty of having a long-term sexual relationship with a child (not her own), reported the Mail Online.

According to the report, she had been 16 when she began sleeping with the boy who was eight years old at the time. She was caught when the boy began bragging about the affair at school; he claims they slept together up to 50 times.

The immaturity factor
The woman, who is now a mother, was found to be highly immature by the judge concerned, who sentenced her to two years, of which she’ll only serve 12 months. This, the judge said, was to prevent further embarrassment for the woman and her family and to assist her in rebuilding her life. He also inferred that she was a low risk to re-offend and that she understood that what she’d done was wrong. In addition, she’ll be placed on the sexual offender’s registry for ten years and will not be allowed contact with children under the age of 16.

Why the low sentence?
There are many factors involved in cases of sexual offences against children. The courts are obliged to act in favour of the victim, but also to provide appropriate sentencing for offenders that are found to be guilty.
Taken into account may be the offender’s mental and emotional capacity and maturity. Other aspects taken into account would be the offender’s history and social background. If the person is a repeat offender, for example, this may impact the sentence. If the offender was abused as a child, this can also direct sentencing. Another controversial factor is whether or not the offender has responsibilities such as children of their own  and whether or not the offender is considered to be an active member of the community.
The best-case scenario is that the offender is monitored throughout prison time and then provided with rehabilitation into society, with precautions made to protect society  against that person. Some sex offenders are chronic re-offenders.
Communities fear that convicted sex offenders may be released from prison into local areas and that they are not properly monitored. They suggest that communities be made aware  of the presence of people who are listed on the sexual offender’s registry, but this is not the case as even the offender has the right to privacy under some circumstances.
Presumably the judge, together with the social workers, families of the victim and offender and other parties would have worked together to conclude that the woman was low-risk for reoffending.

BIZZARE!!!!! US GOVERNMENT SENDS 14 YEAR OLD BLACK KID TO THE ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR EXECUTION

This undated file photo provided by the South Carolina Department of Archives and History shows George Stinney Jr., the youngest person ever executed in South Carolina, in 1944. Supporters of Stinney argued Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014, that there wasn't enough evidence to find him guilty in 1944 of killing a 7-year-old and an 11-year-old girl. The black teen was found guilty of killing the white girls in a trial that lasted less than a day in the tiny Southern mill town of Alcolu, separated, as most were in those days, by race. 

 Lawyers finally got the chance to argue on behalf of George Stinney, 70 years after the 14-year-old black boy was sent to the electric chair for killing two white girls in South Carolina.

Whether his conviction from that segregation-era court is tossed out is now up to Judge Cameron Mullen after a two-day hearing concluded Wednesday. She gave both sides at least 10 more days to consult witnesses and make more arguments.

The hearing at least gave Stinney something he was denied in 1944 — his day in court. His white lawyer back then called no witnesses and did no cross-examination. He normally handled civil cases and was running to be a legislator at a time when almost all voters were white. The boy was likely the only black face in the courthouse.
At this week's hearing, Stinney's two sisters and brother testified, remembering a young man who liked to draw and walked the family cow to a field near the railroad tracks. They also recalled their fear of white men in uniforms and strange looking cars who came and took the teen and his brother away. Stinney's older brother, Johnny, was let go after George confessed. But he almost never talked about it again. The rest of the family didn't see the teen again until his funeral, when Stinney's body, burned from the electric chair, was put in an open casket.
Solicitor Ernest "Chip" Finney III called his own witnesses, including a storekeeper's son who was 10 at the time and remembered seeing investigators take clothes taken from Stinney's home. Frankie Dyches, the niece of 11-year-old Betty Binnicker who was killed, also testified that they tried to put the case behind them for decades, but it kept coming up. They finally decided to go public when people began accusing them of paying off the real killer, Dyches said.
"He confessed. He was tried and found guilty by the laws of 1944, which were completely different now. It can't be compared. I think it needs to be left as it is," Dyches said. Stinney's supporters are making a novel argument in South Carolina, saying the case was handled so badly that it was never really closed. The only evidence remaining is indictments and some fairly cryptic handwritten notes that appear to be from the prosecutor. Newspaper accounts at the time suggest Stinney confessed and the iron spike or bar used to beat the girls to death was found with Stinney's bloody clothes. But all that evidence is gone.
"The state, as an entity, has very unclean hands," attorney Miller Shealy argued. Finney said there is enough common sense proof that investigators and prosecutors were doing their job and had no sinister motive.
"They weren't trying to railroad every black person associated with Alcolu and these little girls. They made a determination based on facts we don't have today that George Stinney should be detained," Finney said.
The Stinney case has been long remembered by civil rights leaders in South Carolina as another mark on the state's history of race relations. South Carolina executed 289 people in the 20th century, and 82 percent of them were black, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
Stinney's father was fired from his mill job hours after the boy's arrest and the family moved about 15 miles away to Pinewood because they were scared people angry about the dead girls might seek revenge.
Both sides and the judge frequently pointed out how the hearing showed how far South Carolina has come in 70 years. Finney, arguing against Stinney, is the son of South Carolina's first black Chief Justice, and this time, the courtroom was filled with Stinney's relatives and other supporters. There was some comfort for them when the hearing was over that his story was finally heard. His supporters have applied for a pardon.
"I'm glad he got his day in court," Stinney's second cousin Irene Hill said. "But what good can it do him now? We can't bring him back, but we can restore his name."

THIS IS SCARY!! DISEASE HAS BEEN FOUND MORE DEADLY THAN HIV/AIDS

                                 

                               THE EBOLA SCARE!!!!!

The Ebola virus causes viral hemorrhagic fever (VHF), which according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), refers to a group of viruses that affect multiple organ systems in the body and are often accompanied by bleeding.

The virus is named after the Ebola River in the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire), where one of the first outbreaks occurred in 1976. The same year there was another outbreak in Sudan.

The WHO says there are five different strains of the virus -- named after the areas they originated in. Three of these have been associated with large outbreaks of hemorrhagic fever in Africa.

These are the Bundibugyo -- an area of Uganda where the virus was discovered in 2007 -- Sudan and Zaire sub-types.

There has been a solitary case of Ivory Coast Ebola. This subtype was discovered when a researcher studying wild chimpanzees became ill in 1994 after an autopsy on one of the animals. The researcher recovered.

Finally, Reston Ebola is named after Reston in the U.S. state of Virginia, where this fifth strain of the Ebola virus was identified in monkeys imported from the Philippines.

The CDC says while humans have been infected with Ebola Reston, there have been no cases of human illness or death from this sub-type.

What are Ebola's symptoms?

Early symptoms of the Ebola virus involve sudden onset of fever, weakness, muscle pain, headaches and a sore throat. These symptoms can appear two to 21 days after infection.

The WHO says these non-specific early symptoms can be mistaken for signs of diseases such as malaria, typhoid fever, meningitis or even the plague.

MSF says some patients may also develop a rash, red eyes, hiccups, chest pains and difficulty breathing and swallowing.

The early symptoms progress to vomiting, diarrhea, impaired kidney and liver function and sometimes internal and external bleeding.

Ebola can only be definitively confirmed by five different laboratory tests.

How is it treated?

There are no specific treatments for Ebola. MSF says patients are isolated and then supported by health care workers.

"This consists of hydrating the patient, maintaining their oxygen status and blood pressure and treating them for any complicating infections," it says.

There have been cases of healthcare workers contracting the virus from patients and the World Health Organization has issued guidance for dealing with confirmed or suspected cases of the virus.

Carers are advised to wear impermeable gowns and gloves and to wear facial protection such as goggles or a medical mask to prevent splashes to the nose, mouth and eyes.

MSF says it contained a 2012 outbreak in Uganda by placing a control area around its treatment center. An outbreak is considered over once 42 days -- double the incubation period of the disease -- have passed without any new cases.

How does it spread?

The WHO says it is believed that fruit bats may be the natural host of the Ebola virus in Africa, passing on the virus to other animals.

Humans contract Ebola through contact with the bodily fluids of infected animals.

The WHO says in Africa there have been documented cases of humans falling ill after contact with dead or ill chimpanzees, gorillas, fruit bats, monkeys, forest antelope and porcupines.

It says Ebola later spreads from human-to-human via contact with bodily fluids containing the virus. The virus can be spread through contact with an object contaminated with infected secretions.

Direct contact with the corpses of Ebola victims can also result in infection and the virus can be transmitted via infected semen up to seven weeks after clinical recovery.

How many cases have there been?

The CDC estimates there have been more than 1,800 cases of Ebola and more than 1,300 deaths.

The last recorded outbreaks before the current one in Guinea were in 2012 -- in Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Uganda outbreak involved a total of 24 probable and confirmed cases, and 17 deaths, according to the WHO, which declared it had ended in October 2012.

MSF said the Uganda outbreak had been the Sudan strain, while the virus found in DRC was the Bundibugyo sub-type.

According to the CDC, the most deadly outbreak was the 1976 outbreak in then Zaire, when 280 of 318 infected people died. In 2000, there were 425 cases of Ebola Sudan in Uganda, which resulted in 224 fatalities.

ANOTHER BREAK AWAY FROM UKRAINE?

Crimea Tatar leader wants autonomy

The leader of Crimean Tatars proposed on Saturday that the 300 000-strong indigenous Muslim minority seek autonomy on the Black Sea peninsula annexed from Ukraine by Russia.Speaking to more than 200 delegates gathered for the top Crimean Tatars' assembly, Refat Chubarov said: "In the life of every nation there comes a time when it must make decisions that will determine its future.""I ask you to approve ... the start of political and legal procedures aimed at creating ethnic and territorial autonomy of the Crimean Tatars of their historic territory of Crimea."He did not specify whether he wanted the region, if it obtains autonomy, to be part of Russia or Ukraine.Crimea's Tatars met in their historic capital Bakhchisaray to decide whether to hold a referendum among their people to determine their future.Such a vote would be a challenge to Russian President Vladimir Putin who incorporated the region into Russia after Crimeans voted overwhelmingly to split from Ukraine following the overthrow in February of Ukraine's pro-Russian president.Crimean Tatars largely boycotted that referendum, which the West said was illegitimate."Nobody asked us, the Crimean Tatars ... in what conditions we want to live," Chubarov told Reuters this week. Tatars, an indigenous population of Turkic origin, were deported from Crimea to Central Asia in 1944 under Soviet leader Josef Stalin who wanted to punish the community for cases of collaboration with the Nazi Germany.They started returning from exile some two decades ago. Due to the hardships suffered under the Soviet Union, many are now strongly opposed to falling once again under the control of Moscow.Some deputies, however, said on Saturday that the case was lost and that Crimean Tatars should concede the land they consider their home was now Russian."Had we been the majority here, we could think of doing something, but we are not and we just have to formally acknowledge the reality as it is," said Aleksander Aliyev, who uses a Russian name and does not speak Tatar following his deportation at the age of five and education in Russian.Tatars pledged their loyalty to Ukraine, which gained independence after the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, and have since seen some cultural revival in Crimea.

LOVE AND POP STAR, BENZINO SHOT!

"Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Benzino was shot Saturday afternoon while driving in his mother's funeral procession and police already arrested a suspect ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.

We're told Benzino -- former owner of The Source magazine -- was shot after an argument erupted between family members in the funeral procession.

Benzino was hit and he was rushed to the hospital.

Remarkably ... the rest of the family went on with the funeral and the preacher says when they arrived both the limo and the hearse were blood stained -- according to reports.

Benzino is currently in the hospital.

According to josi trend sources, the district attorney says Benzino was shot by his nephew Gai Scott, adding, "There has been growing family tension" between the two.

The D.A. says Benzino and Gai were in different cars ... but when the two were side-by-side at some point, his nephew allegedly fired shots.

Gai was charged with assault with intent to murder.

Benzino is currently in stable condition and his co-star Stevie J posted a pic on Instagram of the reality star in the hospital to prove it.  B's biceps are bandaged ... so it appears that's where he was shot.

AIRFORCE DEBUNKS RUMOURS OF AERIAL ATTACKS BY BOKO HARAM

Abuja - The Chief of Air Staff, Adesola Amosu, has dispelled rumours of a possible aerial attack in the north-eastern part of the country by terrorists. 

He said the Nigerian Air Force was still in control of the nation’s airspace.

Amosu revealed that with the sophisticated equipment it has acquired, it would bring down any planes passing through the country’s airspace.  

Speaking at the opening ceremony of a two-day logistics seminar in Abuja, Amosu stated that the recent news about suspected members of Boko Haram dropping explosives using aircraft should be dismissed as mere rumor.

“Some people cannot differentiate an aircraft belonging to the Nigerian Air Force when it is flying from a commercial flight, I say with deep sense of responsibility that we are in full control of the Nigerian Airspace. We have technology that can detect any unauthorized aircraft that flies over our airspace. If we observe such aircraft, we will definitely bring them down,” he said.

Although he admitted that the NAF was worried by the news, he added that the military treated any information, whether it was rumour or not, with the urgency it deserved.

“We are worried equally and we are monitoring, but like I said, somebody may see the Nigerian Airforce aircraft and believe that it belong to Boko Haram. 

"One thing is sure, they are getting their supplies, but it might not be by air. They have built up the Manbisa Forest for a very long time, how are we sure that they did not have sufficient supply in stock before the attack started,” said Amosu.

PAUL WALKER'S DAUGHTER TO LIVE WITH MUM

Paul Walker's mom will back off her demand to become guardian of Paul's 15-year-old daughter, even though that's what he said he wanted in  his will ... but ONLY if Meadow's mom goes to rehab.

Paul's mom Cheryl Walker went to court this week ... ready to do battle with Rebecca Soteros.  Rebecca has a serious drinking problem, with 2 DUIs under her belt.  Her drinking is why Meadow moved from Hawaii 3 years ago to live with her dad in L.A.

We've learned Rebecca and Cheryl came face-to-face and Rebecca grudgingly told Cheryl she would go to rehab immediately.  Cheryl then promised she would drop her bid for guardianship if Rebecca successfully completed the program and agreed to drug testing afterward.  

We're told Rebecca said being with Meadow was the most important thing to her, and she knew there would be an ugly court fight if she didn't comply with Cheryl's demands.  So Rebecca started a detox program Friday, and will enter full-time rehab in a week.

In the meantime Meadow is staying with the Walker family.

SSS FOILS JAIL BREAK AT THE DSS HQ, ABUJA

 

NIGERIA:Security Services says there was shooting in a failed jailbreak attempt at its headquarters near the presidential villa in the Nigerian capital, Abuja.

Two agents say a detainee shot a guard Sunday with a smuggled pistol. It was hazy how the pistol got into the prison, and if the guard survived. The agents spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak to reporters.

State Security services spokeswoman Marilyn Ogar said a detainee tried to hit a guard on the back of his head with his handcuffs. Ogar's statement says the only shots fired were warnings by guards and soldiers.

Jailbreaks are common in Nigeria but not from the state security headquarters which holds suspects including alleged fighters in a northeastern Islamic uprising that has killed more than 1,000 people this year.

However, it is still unclear, who are the sponsors of this jailbreak, as at press time, no group has claimed responsibility.

Facebook buys Whatsapp Over

Facebook plans to acquire hit messaging app WhatsApp for $16 billion, in a deal that is said to help accelerate growth and user engagement across both companies, the company announced on Wednesday.

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THE MAN WITH THE TAIL NOW A god

  
Chandre Oran is an Alipurduar native in India best known as the only human alive with a tail. Reports claim he was born that way and now, he is allegedly considered a god in his community; who can heal the sick and bring good fortune with just one touch of his tail.
Chandre is an official tea picker and has gained glory over the years for his out-of-this-world ordinary assert. His tail is reported to be about 14.5 inches, residents are now considering him to be a manifestation of a monkey god called, "Hanuman".
According to recent documentary on him, Chandre explained that it was so hard for him to get a wife or a women to love him because ladies are not too fond of his extra body part! He finally got a lady with whom they share a child but he says his wife hasn’t still gotten over his tail.
The people of Alipurdua and India in general, are starting to adore him like a god and say his tail could possibly bring good fortunes, healing and happiness to anyone who touches it.
The 35 year old tail-man told reporters that his dream is to build a temple for his followers and it may take him 5 years to achieve that.
NAH WA OH! even a tail man has FOLLOWERS :-[

Know Me(freestyle) by Mystro

Mystro realeases new song....

Sen Kamoru Adedibu and 30 other Excaped Death Yesterday In Abuja

  

Saturday Tribune reports that the plane, scheduled for Ibadan from Abuja at 4:52p.m. was about to take off when it started emitting smoke from one of its engines.

One of the passengers who spoke with Saturday Tribune said the about 31 passengers of the plane were already seated before the incident.

“We first observed that engineers were frantically fiddling with the plane’s engine. Then we suddenly saw smoke. It is not funny at all. All of us, including a senator, rushed out of the plane

“We were subsequently evacuated by airport officials. As I am speaking with you now (8:30p.m.), we are waiting for another plane from Ilorin, which we have been promised will take us to Ibadan. We thank God,” she said.

Senator Adedibu described the incident as a horrible experience but thanked God that it did not happen mid-air.

He commended the pilot, the crew and airport officials for being observant and for the prompt rescue operation. He also confirmed that all the passengers were still at the Abuja airport at 8:45p.m. when Saturday Tribune spoke with him.

Wizkid Talks About His Son

  

   

So So Sweet! he slept off waiting for daddy to tuck him in.

DJ Xclusive's Awesome Sexy Video Ibebe Featuring Olamide

   

    

This video is sexy, hot and cheeky, with a lot of booty. It was shot and directed by the Adasa 'Squareball' Cookey ft hilarious cameos from Bovi and Chigul. DJ Xclusive knows his Onions pretty well.

NOLLYWOOD STAR WISHED HER FANS DEATH!!

 

The Nollywood star, Angela Okorie was rumored to have died last week Sunday from child birth. fortunately for her, it was a colleague in rivers state that meet with the ill fate. 

it was confirmed in an interview with E24-7 Magazine that Angela during her interview quoted "since they like death so much, maybe they will witness it" . Well i guess her fans understand the she said this at the spur of the moment. i guess she really didn't mean any of it. there is Angela's complete interview. 

“I was so shocked because I was wondering what was going through people’s minds before they could write stuff like that. How can somebody go on to write such things about someone who’s living? Obviously, the guy who first reported the story was trying to sell his blog but he went about it the wrong way. It pained me that nobody took the time to confirm such a story before putting it out there in the public. On who she thinks is behind the rumor, she said, “I really don’t know! All I have to say is good luck to whoever it is. Since they like death so much, maybe they will witness it.”