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Friday, 8 July 2016
Naija intaneshonal, Ahmed Musa don join EPL Champions, Leicester City from CSKA Moscow, bot di klob no tok hau moch dem bai am.
Na 4 yiez kontrakt Musa sain na im mek am 4 pleyas we di Foxes don sain fo di niu sizin as dem don ouredi kapcho Nampalys Mendy, Ron-Robert Zieler and Luis Hernandez.
Musa bin sko 13 gols fo di 30 machis we im ple fo CSKA Moscow fo 2015/2016 sizin.
Leicester City rait fo dia websait se wetin mek dem laik Musa bi se im de fast, im get ai fo gol and im fit ple fo wings ou fo front.
Relations of the six people who were electrocuted due to a transformer explosion at Tundunwada area of Lugbe, Abuja are demanding a settlement of N20m for each of the fatalities from the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, AEDC.
They are also demanding N5m in damages for each of the four persons who sustained injuries from the explosion.
An AEDC power transformer had exploded in the area on Saturday, causing the electrocution of six persons including a pregnant woman.
Ikenna Olelewe who lost his 28 years old brother, James in the incident told The Punch that the families of the victims have been discussing the issue of compensation by AEDC with leaders of the community.
“The community chief pleaded with us to resolve the matter amicably with the AEDC officials, but the resolution depends on how cooperative the power firm is. The affected families have resolved to demand N20 million for each life lost and N5 million each for those injured; we have instructed our lawyer to write to the company and make our demands known,” he said.
A community leader, James Omeje blamed the AEDC for the tragic incident which he attributed to wrong connection.
However the Head, Corporate Communications and Community Relations of AEDC, Oyebode Fadipe said he would not comment on the incident till ongoing investigations were concluded.
Justice Okon Abang of a Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday declined to hear the Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu’s application for stay of execution of his June 27 judgment of the court nullifying his election.
Abang however directed that both Okezie Ikpeazu and Uche Ogah, who are claiming legitimacy as the Governor of Abia State should go before the Court of Appeal to resolve the stalemate.
He also ordered that both parties should approach the Court of Appeal to argue the motion for stay of execution since the counsels to both men (Ikpeazu and Ogah) had argued that he, Justice Abang no longer had jurisdiction over their matter.
A suicide bomber has killed six worshippers in an attack on a mosque in Damboa, Northeast of Nigeria, according to Army authorities.
The Acting Director of Army Public Relations, Col Sani Kukasheka Usman said that two suicide bombers came for the attack, but one bomber was thwarted at the Damboa Central Mosque while the other "gained entry into another smaller mosque and detonated the bomb, killing himself and six other worshippers."
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