Twin brothers Chinonso Akinade Okueze and Chibuzor Adelakin Okowenze
from Asaba Delta State married twin sisters, Folawemi Taiwo Okuniyi and
Febisola Kehinde Okuniyi from Ondo state on
30th Nov at Foursquare Gospel Church Omole, Ikeja. Their wedding
reception held at
10 degrees Center Oregun.
According to a report by Daily Trust, the Nigerian Senate is set to pass law seeking 7 year jail term for social media critics.
The newspaper reports that the Senate has reached an advanced stage to pass a
bill that seeks seven years jail term for social media critics found
guilty of inciting the public against the government.
The
proposed legislation which has scaled second reading in the upper
legislative chamber is also proposing a stiffer punishment for internet
fraudsters and scammers in Nigeria as those convicted will face a seven
years imprisonment.
“Anyone who intentionally
propagates false information that could threaten the security of the
country or that is capable of inciting the general public against the
government through electronic message shall be guilty of an offense and
upon conviction shall be sentenced to seven years imprisonment or N5
million (fine).” Section
13 subsection 3 of the bill proposes
The joint Senate Committees on Judiciary, Human Rights and legal
matters, Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes led by Senator Umaru
Dahiru (PDP, Sokoto), yesterday organised a one day public hearing on
the bill for an act to provide for the prohibition and punishment for
electronic fraud and crime in all electronic transactions in Nigeria.
Declaring open the public hearing Senate President
David Mark who was represented by the deputy minority whip, Senator Abu
Ibrahim (APC, Katsina), said electronic fraudsters pose great danger to
the country which must be tackled to attract foreign investment.
The
committee chairman Senator Umaru Dahiru (PDP, Sokoto) said electronic
fraud was posing serious threat to world economies and Nigeria being a
developing economy should enact appropriate laws to deal with the
challenges
Meet Redsheet Entertainment Magazine Top 32 Celebrities of 2013
Jim Iyke, Wizkid, Ini Edo, Iyanya, Yvonne Nelson, Oge Okoye, Dakore,
Susan Peters, Yeni Kuti, 2face Idibia, Annie Idibia, Rukky Sanda, Majid
Michel, Dr Sid, Chioma Akpotha , Nse Ikpe, Tiwa Savage Balogun, Flavour,
Davido, Omawumi, Lynxxx, AY Makun, Kcee, Sean Tizzle, Anna Banner, Uche
Jumbo, Uti Nwachukwu, Helen Paul, Chika Ike, Patience Ozorkwo, Denrele
and Karen Igho
Beyonce edged out Kim K, Rihanna and Taylor Swift to top Bing's most searched celebrity list of 2013. The full list below...
1. Beyoncé
2. Kim Kardashian
3. Rihanna
4. Taylor Swift
5. Madonna
6. Justin Bieber
7. NickiMinaj
8. Amanda Bynes
9. Miley Cyrus
10. Barack Obama
Mavin artist and MTN brand ambassador D'Prince just acquired a
brand new Luxury 2014 Mercedes Benz E Class Coupe. Heard the car is
worth about N12million. Big Congrats
The Chairman of PDP in Anambra State, Prince Kenneth Emeakayi, was
kidnapped yesterday been Monday Dec. 2nd by unknown gunmen who abducted him up as
he was returning to Awka, the State capital.
Prince Emeakayi was said to be returning from his village in Okija when
his car was intercepted at a junction in Nri and was taken away by the
gunmen. He hasn't been heard from since and the kidnappers are yet to
contact his family.