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Revealed: Dammy Krane Arrested After Booking Private Jet With Stolen Card
Singer Dammy Krane was arrested yesterday on charges of credit card fraud,identity theft . Now, it has been revealed that he was caught after he booked a private jet with stolen credit card .

Tap Jets took to Twitter to confirm his arrest. See below and photos of Dammy Krane balling on private jets.

 

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Buhari Didn’t Name Osinbajo Acting President, Says Ohuabunwa

Buhari Didn’t Name Osinbajo Acting President, Says Ohuabunwa

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May 9, 2017 4:08 PM

The Senator representing Abia-North at the National Assembly, Mao Ohuabunwa, on Tuesday, said the transfer of power from President Muhammadu Buhari to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is unclear.

Ohuabunwa had raised a point of order after President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki; and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, separately read a letter from President Buhari informing the legislature of his medical vacation in the United Kingdom.

In the letter, Buhari said the duration of his leave was indefinite.

The President also said in the letter that Vice President Yemi Osinbajo would “coordinate” the governance of the country during his absence.

The letter read, “In compliance with Section 145 (1) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), I wish to inform the distinguished Senate that I will be away for a scheduled medical follow-up with my doctors in London. The length of my stay will be determined by the doctor’s advice.

“While I am away, the Vice President will coordinate the activities of the government. Please accept, the distinguished Senate President, the assurances of my highest consideration.”

But Senator Ohuabunwa criticised the letter as not naming Osinbajo as Acting President and should be disregarded. He argued that the letter was not clear on the transfer of power from Buhari to Osinbajo.

He said, “Whenever the President transmits to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives a written declaration that he is proceeding on vacation or that he is unable to discharge the functions of his office, until he transmits to them the written declaration to the contrary, such function shall be discharged by the Vice-President as Acting President.

“Mr. President, I don’t think in our Constitution we have anything like ‘coordinating president’ or ‘coordinating vice president.’

It is either you are vice president or you are acting president and any letter (on transfer of power) should be unambiguous and very clear.

So, I am saying that this letter really does not convey anything because ‘coordinating’ has no space or any place in our Constitution.

“We have been having (receiving) letters like this in which he will tell us who is the acting president and we will know who to deal with as a Senate.

This is the highest legislative body of any country and if you are sending us a letter, it should be direct, unambiguous. So, I am saying that this letter, for me, is not right and maybe it should be sent back.”

But the Majority Leader, Senator Ahmad Lawan, countered Ohuabunwa, saying Buhari had fulfilled the provisions of Section 145 of the Constitution by transmitting the letter.

He said, “Let me say that the point of order raised by my colleague and the explanation that subsequently followed should not have been and my reasons are simple.

I still rely on the first paragraph of that letter which Mr. President wrote to this Senate and read by President of the Senate and I will read Section 145.”

After reading the section, Lawan added, “Any other word in this letter or indeed anywhere else is irrelevant.

I, therefore, feel that Mr. President has done what the Constitution requires him to do and I urge this Senate not to go ahead to discuss this because it is not an issue. We have the budget and so many other serious issues for us to discuss and Nigerians are waiting.”

Saraki, who presided over the plenary, however, ruled Ohuabunwa out of order.

“I think it is a very clear issue and what we should be guided by is the Constitution, and I think that it is clear. The letter has referred to the Constitution (Section 145) and there is no ambiguity in the Constitution. So, I don’t think there is any issue there. Let me first rule you out of order, Senator Mao.”

President Buhari on March 10, 2017, returned to the country after spending 49 days on medical vacation in the UK.

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Nigeria tops list of 6 African female innovators for 2017 (see list)

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May 4, 2017 10:03 AM

Six dynamic young women have been recognized as Africa’s top female innovators in 2017.

These women are innovators from a range of field including agriculture, health, solar power and others. They are from South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya and Uganda.

South Africa and Nigeria had two winners each while Kenya and Uganda had one winner each.

They will be contributing to discussions and generating action plans that will boost entrepreneurship in Africa at the ongoing World Economic Forum (WEF) on Africa taking place in Durban, South Africa.

The winners are:

1. Oluwayimika Angel Adelaja - Fresh Direct, Nigeria

Fresh Direct has helped urban populations gain access to high-quality produce

She is the founder and Executive Director of Fresh Direct Produce and Agro-Allied Services. It is an indigenous agricultural production and processing company that bring together communities and advanced technology to provide exquisitely grown organic fruits, vegetables and meats and processed end products.

She has pioneered stackable container farms and helped urban populations reduce stress on land use and also gain access to high-quality produce. According to company, its organic urban farms use less water and land than conventional farming while producing a 15 times higher yield.

2. Temie Giwa-Tubosun - LifeBank, Nigeria

Temie is working hard the change the health sector in Nigeria

She is one of the young ladies in Nigeria working hard to change things in the health sector. She is the founder and CEO of LifeBank which is deploying the latest in digital supply chain thinking to deliver blood and other high-value medical products to hospitals and health centres.

Using an app, LifeBank provides records of blood banks available all over Lagos, which allows health centres to find the relevant blood types and order for delivery. It also ensures health workers get the life-saving inputs they need before they even arrive at the hospital.

3. Esther Karwera - Akorion, Uganda

Akrion's growth is supported by a network of village-based service providers

She is a software developer, energetic entrepreneur and co-founder of Akorion Company limited. Akorion is an ICT company which aims at improving the livelihood of smallholder farmer, reduce costs of transaction and increase efficiency along the agricultural value chain in Uganda.

Akorion has developed software that integrates smallholder farmers into digital value chains, helping them sell directly to agribusinesses. The company’s growth is supported by a network of village-based service providers.

4. Darlene Menzies - FinFind, South Africa

The company has been able to improve entrepreneurs’ access to vital capital

She is a technology innovator with firsthand experience in what it takes to start and grow a business. She has used this experience to develop practical, easy-to-use software tools for small businesses.

FinFind is a one-stop solution for access to finance for small business, which aims at helping SMEs and start-ups secure financing. It brings together the providers and seekers of SMME finance with a focus on readying small businesses to access finance. The company has been able to improve entrepreneurs’ access to vital capital and help lenders identify a pipeline of quality loan leads.

5. Aisha Pandor - SweepSouth, South Africa

SweepSouth has helped create flexible working opportunities and elevated the status of cleaners in South African society

Since she founded SweepSouth in June 2014, the company has created employment opportunities for 3,000 domestic cleaners. SweepSouth is an online technology platform for booking, managing, and paying for domestic cleaning services within a few minutes from your laptop, phone or tablet.

Clients are connected with domestic cleaning professionals who go through a rigorous interview process and are experienced. Think of it as the “Uber of cleaning”.

6. Charity Wanjiku - Strauss Energy Limited, Kenya

Charity is the CEO and co-founder of Strauss Energy

She is the CEO and co-founder of Strauss Energy, a startup which deals in renewable energy solutions. Strauss Energy manufactures, sells and installs 2-in-1 Stima roofing tiles with integrated solar cells to affordably tap solar energy from the estate roofs, and have the solar power evacuated back to the national grid. Its proprietary solar roofing tiles are able to undercut conventional solar tiles by 30 percent.

This is the second year the WEF is running this competition. The search was initiated to demonstrate the positive role that women are playing in helping drive growth, create employment and prepare the region for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

The criteria for the challenge required entrants’ companies to be less than three years old, be earning revenue for at least a year, and have proven innovation and positive social impact.

Five winners were selected from the 2016 #WEFAfrica Forum’s challenge to find Africa’s top women innovators.

Last year’s winners were inspiring women working on everything from solar-powered vending carts to paperless health insurance.

So who will be the 2017 #WEFAfrica2018 Innovators in Africa?

By Nkem Ikeke

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