Obi Cubana reveals number of people he made billionaires

   

Billionaire businessman, Obinna Iyiegbu better known as Obi Cubana has said that contrary to speculations and assumptions, he does not do rituals, neither do any of his associates. He explained that many of his friends are billionaires today because he supported them financially and business-wise.

   Using his personal experience, the Cubana Group CEO stressed on the importance of giving and helping those around in order to gain wealth and remain wealthy. According to Obi Cubana, he helped about 191 people to become millionaires and billionaires, and these people in turn, help him whenever the need arises.

Oyo State Government uncovers 41 ghost workers

   

The Oyo State Government has detected 41 ghost workers on its payroll as 341 others with irregular records opt for voluntary retirement.

   The Chief Press Secretary to Governor Seyi Makinde, Mr Taiwo Adisa, who disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday, July 21, said the Implementation Committee of the Oyo State 2019/2020 Civil/Public Servants Audit and Payroll Re-engineering/Validation Exercise has recommended the removal of the 41 staff classified as “No Show” by the consultants.

    "The consultants had indicted 602 officers and recommended them for removal from the payrolls but the Implementation Committee affirmed 41 ghost workers; cleared 40 others of any infraction; uncovered 10 deaths; 170 systematic retirements; and affirmed the option of voluntary retirement by 341 others with irregular records of service," the statement read.

French president Emmanuel Macron's phone number found in list of spying targets along with WHO chief and presidents of South Africa and Pakistan

   

     French president, Emmanuel Macron's phone number has been found among potential targets of a huge international spying operation. 

   According to Mail Online, Macron is among 50,000 politicians, journalists, and human rights activists around the world said to have been identified as 'people of interest' by clients of Israeli firm NSO, developer of a surveillance system called Pegasus. President Imran Khan of Pakistan and President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa as well as World Health Organisation chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. are also among potential targets found on a list of numbers leaked to Amnesty and the Paris-based journalism nonprofit Forbidden Stories.

NDLEA Arrests Lady With Multiple Identities For Trafficking 296,000 Tabs Of Illicit Drugs

 

 A 36-year-old lady, Chioma Afam, who uses multiple identities and wears a hijab to evade security scrutiny has been arrested by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Benue state along with her partner, Peace Chidinma Caleb, 22, for trying to smuggle a total of 296,000 tablets of Diazepam and Exol-5 from Onitsha, Anambra state to Gombe state.

100 Kidnapped Victims Rescued In Zamfara After 42 Days In Captivity

   

    The police command in Zamfara State says security operatives have rescued 100 abducted persons from bandits at Kabaro forest. The victims, mostly women, and children were kidnapped on June 8 by bandits and taken to Kabaro village in Maru Local Government Area of the state.