Insider bank fraud: Bank manager, 12 others docked by EFCC
By Nasiru Muhammad
The ongoing efforts of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) to rid the banking sector of insider fraudsters and recover money fraudently taken from various banks got a boost when the commission charged a bank manager, a relationship officer, head of operation, marketing officer, a local government employee and eight others to court on a five–count charge of theft, forgery, impersonation, criminal breach of trust, and obtaining money by false pretence at the Federal High Court, Kaduna.

Alhaji (Dr.) Ado Bayero Emir of Kano

Emir Bayero appreciates impact of A Daidaita Sahu
THE Emir of Kano, Alhaji (Dr.) Ado Bayero, has commended Kano state government for confirming the appointment of temporary staff of the Societal Re-orientation Directorate, (A Daidaita Sahu).
The emir made the commendation when the management of the directorate visited the palace to update him on recent developments.
Alhaji Bayero also praised government’s resolve to sustain the programme which according to him, has made great impact on the lives of Kano people.

Barr. Ibrahim Shehu Shem Katsina Governor

KTSG pays N2.1m compensation for flood control project
Katsina state government said it paid N2.1 million compensation to 52 land owners affected by the flood control project at Malumfashi local government area.
Alhaji Mannir Jubrin, the Malumfashi local government evaluation officer, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Malumfashi on Friday that the beneficiaries were paid based on hectares of land affected by the project.
He explained that the flood control project was aimed at diverting River Malumfashi, which usually got overflooded.

Former Chairman of Nigeria Football Association (NFA), Alhaji Ibrahim Galadima in a group photograph with executive officers of Nigeria Schools Sports Federation (NSSF) when they paid him a courstesy call recently. Composite picture right is cross-section of the federation during a courtesy call to Kano state governor, Malam (Dr.) Ibrahim Shekarau at the Government House, Kano last Thursday. Photos: ADO SALISU.

CAF Orange C/Cup encounter: Vanzekin promises tight goal post in Burundi
Warri Wolves goalkeepers, Ambrose Vanzekin and Chgozie Agbim have promised their fans a ``water-tight'' goal post in today's CAF Orange Confederations Cup encounter in Bujumbura, Burundi.
The goalkeepers made the promise in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, before their departure.

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