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Monday, 21 December 2015
Nigeria: Prof. Itsey Sagay: Buhari's Presidential Advisory Committee Chairman on Anti-corruption Lambast the President; 'Buhari Corruption Fight Is Selective, Not Sincere With Corruption Fight'
*Lagos INEC officials on Payroll of One Man
*APC More Corrupt Than PDP
Professor Itse Sagay, SAN, headed President Muhammadu Buhari’s advisory committee on anti-corruption. He speaks with OLAKUNLE TAIWO on the legal implications of the Kogi governorship election, why some key institutions are corrupt, the president’s integrity and his anti-graft crusade, among others.
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Christmas Blues: See the list of Best-Loved Christmas Movies' Former Child Stars who ended up as drug addicts
The world fell in love with the eight-year-old Kevin McCallister as he defended himself and his home from burglars in the Christmas comedy classic Home Alone
Where are the child stars of our best-loved Christmas movies NOW? Drug rumours, writing plays and a leather-clad rocker - what these festive film favourites did next
Blatter On Ban: I'm Sorry For FIFA And Football **FIFA's suspended President reacts to the eight year ban given to him and UEFA President Michel Platini over a breach in rules.
"Man Throws Money At Sepp Blatter"
Sepp Blatter has claimed he is sorry for FIFA and for football after condemning a decision to ban him and UEFA President Michel Platini from football for eight years.
Photo: See Who visits the Ooni - Obafemi Martins
Nigeria: Drama in Ile Ife as Cultist Hijacked the corpse of a High Chief
There was a mild drama on Friday, when members of Isoro cult hijacked the corpse of Obalufe of Iremo Quarters, Ile Ife, Oba Solomon Omisakin, during his funeral ceremony in the ancient city.
Opinion: El-Zakzaky, Religion And The Nigerian State By Reuben Abati (A Must Read)
El-Zakzaky
So much has been said about the December 12 confrontation between the Nigerian Army and members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria led by Sheik Ibraheem El-Zakzaky, the leader of the Shia in Nigeria. I guess the point has been well-made that there are faults on both sides. There seems to be a consensus, however, that the followers of Ali, better known as Shiites or the Shia, seem to enjoy confrontations with the state and seem determined to disregard dominant authority- Islamic and secular.
South Africa: A nation on the brink deserves better than Jacob Zuma
Jacob Zuma, South African President
SOUTH AFRICA has had three finance ministers in less than a week. The first, Nhlanhla Nene, a respected technocrat, was “redeployed” after he objected to wild spending plans. One clash involved the chairman of South African Airways, Dudu Myeni, who wanted the state carrier to buy aeroplanes via an unnamed middleman. Local press speculated that Ms Myeni was one of the president’s mistresses. Jacob Zuma issued a public denial. He replaced Mr Nene with a nonentity: a backbench MP and former small-town mayor called David van Rooyen. The rand promptly plummeted 9%. Over the weekend Mr Zuma dropped Mr van Rooyen and replaced him with Pravin Gordhan, a safe pair of hands who has done the job before. Problem solved? Not by a long shot.
SOUTH AFRICA has had three finance ministers in less than a week. The first, Nhlanhla Nene, a respected technocrat, was “redeployed” after he objected to wild spending plans. One clash involved the chairman of South African Airways, Dudu Myeni, who wanted the state carrier to buy aeroplanes via an unnamed middleman. Local press speculated that Ms Myeni was one of the president’s mistresses. Jacob Zuma issued a public denial. He replaced Mr Nene with a nonentity: a backbench MP and former small-town mayor called David van Rooyen. The rand promptly plummeted 9%. Over the weekend Mr Zuma dropped Mr van Rooyen and replaced him with Pravin Gordhan, a safe pair of hands who has done the job before. Problem solved? Not by a long shot.
Venezuelan government frees the Pepsi workers detained for not making enough pepsi drinks for the country
A mock giant cup of Pepsi at a shopping mall in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas on 20 December 2015 Reuters
President Micholas Maduro has described the country's chronic product shortages as the product of an 'economic war' led by opposition leaders and private companies
President Micholas Maduro has described the country's chronic product shortages as the product of an 'economic war' led by opposition leaders and private companies
Miss Universe 2015 Blunder: Steve Harvey announces the wrong winner on live TV
FIFA Ban Blatter, Platini from Football for 8 years
Sepp Blatter, the FIFA president, in June. Credit Ennio Leanza/Keystone, via Associated Press
See Photos of the former Chelsea FC player, Frank Lampard and Christine Bleakley's wedding in London
Lampard and Christine at Knightsbridge, London yesterday
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