It is an open secret that controversial PDP topshot, Buruju Kashamu is Fuji music enfant terrible, Abass Akande Obesere's NO1 fan and patron. When the rape case came on, we knew the hullabaloo would not last. Obesere has powerful backers if at all the allegation holds any water. Benevolently, “Obesere has moved on with his life and was even given a brand new Mercedes Benz G-Wagon SUV by Buruji Kashamu on Sunday when he went to perform in his house for the Women’s Day celebration,” The source told Videowheels!
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Monday 17 March 2014
Anambra Governor Peter Obi presented a cheque of N160 million Yesterday at the Alex Ekwueme Square in Anambra state, which is to be disbursed to 160 first class graduates who are origins of the state. The Governor said it was a gesture by his administration to encourage undergraduate students to strive for academic excellence.
The governor also used the occasion to distribute 55 school buses to 55 secondary schools, saying it was part of the final push in the education sector.
He further inaugurated the distribution of more than 200 transformers to various communities as well as two fire trucks to the state fire service.
Obi assured that his successor, Mr Willie Obiano, would sustain the gesture and called on the people of the state to support the in-coming administration. Earlier, the state Commissioner for Education, Dr Uju Okeke, commended the governor for the transformation so far witnessed in the education sector.
She said that Obi’s administration had so far distributed about N2.8 billion to the Catholic mission schools and about N2 billion to Anglican mission schools.
He directed that none of the recepients should be given cash but the money should be paid into their various accounts for better utilization.
'Job seekers' narrate their horrible experience at the Nigeria Immigration Service Test
On Saturday, about 18 graduates including four pregnant women died and many were injured during a nationwide recruitment test conducted by the Nigeria Immigration Service for millions of job seekers.
Two of the affected job seekers - Jake and Ifedapo shared their experience on twitter hours ago.
Jake had his own test in Ibadan while Ifedapo had his in Abeokuta.
Read their tweets below: