COZA Pastor Reacts to RAPE Alligation by Timi Dakolo's wife

Senior Pastor of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), Biodun Fatoyinbo has responded to Rape allegations against him made by Busola Dakolo.

See the statement released on Instagram below:

student got scammed over NYSC Mobilization

A student identified as @Big_Papi_0 has reportedly lost over N800,000 after processing a Remitta payment for NYSC mobilization. The devasted student who revealed that he was a final year pharmacy student went ahead to provide photographic evidence of the alleged scam. He tweeted; 

NYSC in pursuit of 75 corps members

The NYSC Foundation Chief Executive Officer, Bako Ventim, has confirmed that the National Youth Service Corps Foundation is searching for about 75 corps members who took between N300,000 and N400,000 loans to start small businesses but refused to pay after about four years. The loans given by foundation do not have any collateral except the NYSC certificate, and in addition, the corps members require two guarantors to access the loan. However, it was reported that the erring corps members have abandoned their certificates with the foundation for almost four years.

The director said, “We have been providing loans to corps members and our interest rate is one digit. There is no collateral except the NYSC certificate and two guarantors. We make the conditions very flexible so that the corps members can benefit from these loans.

“We have a challenge where corps members have refused to pay back the loans. We have over 100 corps members who took the loans but some of them have not paid back and we still have their NYSC certificates with us. They have not come to claim these certificates for a number of years.

“We give as much as between N300,000 and N400,000 depending on the business proposals. From the records, we have over 75 corps members that have defaulted and we are pursuing them.”

Teachers Arrested over malpractices

The police force headquarters in Abuja, on Thursday, paraded four suspects for exam malpractices committed in the just concluded West African Senior School Certificate Examination Council (WASSCE). Three of the suspects are teachers and staff of various secondary schools in Anambra and Imo states. They were identified as Ibuokanma Darlington, 36, Ernest Kelechì, 33, Godstime Onuoha and Uche Chukwuma, Darlington, 17.

The suspects were said to be in possession of WASSCE questions papers on their mobile phones which they sent to WhatsApp platforms of students at the time of their arrest. They were arrested at the examination centre where they were posted as supervisors. The suspects, during an interview with newsmen, admitted to have had the question papers on their mobile phones.