2023: One Year Jail Term, ₦‎500,000 Fine Awaits Vote Buyers

The Independent National Electoral Commission INEC has said one-year imprisonment or a fine of N500,000 awaits anyone found guilty of buying votes during the 2023 elections.


The INEC Commissioner in Jigawa State, Professor Muhammad Lawal Bashar said this in an interview with newsmen.

The Commissioner said the electoral commission is prepared to conduct all the elections with the BVAS machine to ensure free and fair elections.

” The machine will identify voters going to vote and those who have registered more than once will not be able to vote.

Professor Muhammad said the Commission has received over one hundred and fifty-six permanent voter cards which are still under distribution until 22 January 2023.

He advised those who have registered but have not collected their voter cards to do so before the closing date.

The Commissioner added that the agency made a good plan that will allow the people with special needs, the elderly and pregnant women to vote easily.

 

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Christmas Cow Kills Former Youth President In Bayelsa

 Tragedy struck on Christmas Eve when a cow killed a former youth president of Obogoro community in Yenagoa Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, Mr Sobokime Igodo, IGBERETV reports.

IGBERETV gathered that the deceased and a group of friends had contributed money to buy the cow, kill it and share as they normally did every year.  

According to reports, at the deceased’s residence where the sharing was to take place, the two butchers hired to kill the cow were unable to make the animal stand and they kept attempting to find a way to kill it. 

Igodo, who was inside the house had come out but was receiving a phonecall and was not paying attention to the drama between the two butchers and the cow. All of a sudden, the cow got up and charged towards the deceased, kicked him so hard that he landed on his back and broke his spine.

He was reportedly rushed to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Yenagoa before he was referred to the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Rivers State where he eventually died.

Photo Of ASP Ayuba Who Shot Bolanle Raheem Dead

 

A Photo of the police officer who allegedly shot dead a female lawyer, Bolanle Raheem, dead in the Ajiwe area of Lagos state on Christmas day, has been shared online. Lawyer, Inibehe Effiong posted the Photo online, As Sighted By NaijaCover, He gave the name of the officer as ASP Ayuba. The trigger-happy Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) allegedly killed the lawyer in the Ajah area of the state while she was driving with her husband. The unnamed policeman attached to the Ajah Police Station and his team were said to have tried to stop Raheem, who was with members of her family. After the policeman shot Raheem, she was rushed to a hospital, where she was confirmed dead. Confirming the incident, Benjamin Hundeyin, Lagos police command spokesperson said the suspect is an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), adding that the officer and two others had been arrested.

Top 5 Streets Slang Words In Nigeria In 2022 Are______?

Slang is informal language that is used by a particular group of people and may not be understood or used by others.

Slang words and phrases are often used to describe things or express emotions and can change over time. They may be created by combining words in new ways, shortening words, or giving old words new meanings.

Slang can be used in various contexts, such as in speech, writing, or online communication, and it can vary widely depending on the region, culture, and age group of the speakers.

There are many slang words and phrases used in Nigeria, and they can vary depending on the region, culture, and language spoken.

Here are a few examples of slang words and phrases that are commonly used in Nigeria:

“Wahala” – This means “trouble” or “problem.” It is often used to describe a difficult or stressful situation.

“Mogbo” – This means “stupid” or “foolish.”

“Bobo” – This means “child” or “baby.” It can also be used to describe someone who is naive or inexperienced.

“Gbe body e” – This means “carry your body” or “move your body.” It is often used to encourage someone to leave or go away.

“Omoge” – This means “girl.” It is often used to refer to a young woman in a friendly or informal way.

“Abeg” – This means “please.” It is often used to make a request or to ask for something in a polite way.

“Bros” – This means “brother.” It is often used to address a friend or associate in a casual or informal way.

These are just a few examples of slang words and phrases used in Nigeria.

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Tinubu’s Supporters Are Punishing Themselves Over Sabinus – Fisayo Soyombo

 Investigative journalist, Fisayo Soyombo, on Sunday criticised supporters of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the 2023 election, over their reaction to a skit made by popular Nigerian comedian, Emmanuel Chukwuemeka Ejekwu, commonly called Sabinus.

POLITICS NIGERIA reports that many supporters of Tinubu have started unfollowing Sabinus on the social networking platform, Twitter, following the latter’s skit which seemed to mock the former Lagos State governor.

Soyombo stated that the fact that comedians provide anecdotes and stories that elicit laughter in a tough clime like Nigeria, “if you decide to unfollow happiness, na you sabi”.

“If you unfollowed Sabinus because you find his latest comedy offensive to your political god, you’re only punishing yourself and that’s your own personal problem.

“This Naija is hard already; na people like Sabinus we take dey console ourselves from time to time.

“If you decide to unfollow happiness, na you sabi,” Soyombo wrote on his verified Twitter handle.