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Senator Dino Melaye today alleged that the Minister of Trade and Investment, Okechukwu Enelamah, colluded with telecommunication company, ‎MTN to illegally move $13.92billion out of Nigeria between 2006 and 2016. In a motion on the floor of the senate, Dino mentioned names of other Nigerians whom he alleged were complicit in the act. He said; “The senate notes with serious concern the repatriation of $13.92bn illegally out of Nigeria by Mobile Telecommunication Limited (MTN) through its‎ bankers between 2006 and 2016. Concerned that since inception, MTN had sought the collaboration of influential and unpatriotic Nigerians to assist them in looting our external reserves. Pained that these Nigerians, including a serving minister who MTN used in moving $13.92bn out of Nigeria, which is over 50 percent of our external reserves floated and incorporated offshore SPVs in Cayman Island, Mauritius and British Virgin Island. The minister of industry, trade and investment, Dr Okechukwu ...

 A 24 year old teaching assistant Hamid Bhatti, allegedly slept with a 15 year old year ten pupil 14 times after grooming her while on a work placement at her school, a court heard  on Monday . According to the court hearing, Bhatti was caught having a fling with the then 15-year-old schoolgirl after her mother found his love note saying, “You were amazing last night as always”. The girl, had developed a “crush” on him and thought he was “good looking” after seeing him in an art lesson before he lavished her with love notes and jewellery before having sex with her on his bedroom floor while her her teenage friend slept in his bed, prosecutors claim Bhatti who has a thick black beard and long hair also told her he loved her and gave her a necklace, money and a cushion with ‘I love you’ written on it, the court heard. He's been charged with five counts of sexual activity with a child at least 14 times between May 2014 and February 2015, ...

  The Nollywood star actors look really good! They featured in a lot of movies together back in the day.

Facebook founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, returned to Nigeria today and had this to say after meeting with President Buhari and attending the Aso Villa Demo day in Abuja.