AGF accuses Justice Adeniyi Ademola of receiving N8m car gift through his son

 The office of the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) has accused embattled Justice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court, Abuja of accepting an N8million car as gratification from a lawyer, Joe Odey Agi. The Nation reports that Justice Ademola allegedly accepted “a BMW saloon 320i, valued at N8m” through his son, Ademide Ademola from Agi who had a case before his court.

This allegation is among the new charges filed against Justice Ademola and his wife, Olabowale by the office of the AGF.  Mrs Ademola is alleged to have accepted a N30m cash gift on behalf of her husband from a law firm known as Messrs Joe Agi and Associates.

I’m Embarrassed I Occupy The Same Nation Space With Some Of You- Wole Soyinka

Oh dear! Hahaha this is the worst diss anyone has ever dissed us (Nigerians), well I’m not included because I never dissed him, lol. But you know what? Professor Wole Soyinka went in HARD on you guys. Barbarians, I am embarrassed I occupy same nation with you people and lots more! Hahaha. Read the report by Punch on his Green card brouhaha below. Duh, next time, you people will learn to mind your business.

Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has disclosed his intention to hold a private funeral on January 20 when the US President-elect, Donald Trump, will be inaugurated.

Addressing a news conference on what he titled, ‘The green god and the idolatry of mutants,’ in Lagos, on Monday, Soyinka explained that the funeral would, however, mourn the death of common sense in Nigeria and not bewail the citizens of the US over their choice of president.

Boy sheds tears after realizing lady he went to beg money from, carries oxygen to survive

According to to twitter user, Matubia, the little boy became emotional after he realized the lady he was begging for money carries oxygen to survive . See more photos after the cut..

Photos: Bride and three others die in helicopter crash on the way to her wedding

Rosemere do Nascimento Silva, a 32-year-old bride, who planned to surprise her husband-to-be, Udirley Damasceno, by arriving at her wedding venue in a helicopter, sadly never made it to the altar. As her unsuspecting fiancé and other guests awaited the arrival of the bride, she and a few others boarded the helicopter to convey them to the wedding venue in the outskirts of Sao Paulo in Brazil.

Photos: "I had to do it for her" Former 'Fat boy' on how daughter motivated him to keep fit

IG user Brixfitness took to Instagram to write about how his beautiful daughter motivated him into investing in his health. Sharing before and after photos of himself and daughter, he wrote:

"I had to do it for her. I had to show her what self respect looked like. I had to give her an example of a promise kept. I had to invest in my health so I could walk her down the aisle, with my head held high with no pain in my knees or my back. I had to do it so she knew that there was nothing more important than her health"

UNIJOS suspends lecturer allegedly caught cheating during a Master's degree exams

The University of Jos has suspended an associate professor of law, who was allegedly caught cheating during an examination on May 4, Premium Times reports Benedicta Dauda, a former head of the Department of Jurisprudence and International Law of the Faculty of Law was allegedly caught copying from a prepared answer during an examination for a Master’s degree in Research and Public Policy in the Faculty of Social Sciences.

Mrs Daudu was also suspended from the Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption following the report. Sources who spoke to PREMIUM TIMES, said the lecturer has also been suspended from the masters programme for two semesters.

Well-wishers donate gifts to a Cleaner mocked online for staring at gold chains in a Saudi Arabia jewellery shop

A photo of a Bangladeshi cleaner staring into a jewellery shop recently went viral on social media. Nazer al-Islam Abdul Karim, 65, who works in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia was spotted looking into a jewellers' window and someone decided to take a photo of that exact moment.

Karim, whose monthly salary in Riyadh is $187 (700 Saudi Riyal), said he didn't realise the photo was taken. Sadly, he was ridiculed by the person who shared it online...