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Atiku Abubakar Replies Follower Who Doubted He Ate From The Food He Served IDP Kids, Shares Photos

Earlier today, former VP Atiku Abubakar shared photos of himself dishing out food to less privileged children. Some of his followers doubted that he ate the same food he served the children. He replied them, confirming he ate the food and shared photos of him eating it..

Rivers Police Arrests All Female Robbery And Kidnap Gang

The Rivers State Police Command has made another breakthrough in its fight to curb crime in the state by busting an all female armed robbery and kidnap gang.

According to the command, the three woman-gang whose names were given as Queen Eze, 27 years, Osorachi Onyemu, 24 years and Queen Godspower, 22 year, were arrested following a painstaking investigation gathering by the force.

A statement by the Command stated:
"Acting on very reliable information to the effect that a gang of suspected criminals that specializes in kidnapping and armed robbery were hiding in a house at Rumuolumeni, this led a team of policemen on Monday 28/03/2016, at about 0800 hours, in daring manner, stormed the house and arrested three female suspects namely Queen Eze 'f' 27 years, Osorachi Onyemu 'f' 24 years and Queen Godspower 'f' 22 years.

Items recovered from them include one AK 47 rifle, four magazines, 120 rounds of 7.62 live ammunition, one Toshiba laptop computer, a set of vehicle plate number RUM 832 CB, one generator and dried leaves suspected to be marijuana.

The suspects are now being investigated with a view of apprehending their accomplices who are on the run."
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Fuel Scarcity To End By April 7th- Kachikwu

Minister of State for Petroleum Resources and Group Managing Director of NNPC, Ibe Kachikwu, appeared before the Senate Committee on Petroleum Resource s(Downstream) today March 29th. According to Vanguard, Kachikwu apologized for saying the fuel scarcity will linger till May and stated that efforts are being made to ensure that fuel queues disappear on or before April 7th
"By 6th or 7th April, the long queues in filing stations would disappear”he said

Promising Young Woman Who Was UN Secretary-General For A Day In 2014 Dies

Raquelina Fernando Langa, the promising young woman who came to New York in 2014 to spend a day as UN Secretary-General with Ban Ki-moon passed away on March 25, 2016.

In a tribute, Mr. Ban expressed his deep personal condolences, saying: "While her life was short, her legacy will be long. Raquelina was more than a teenager from Mozambique; she was the embodiment of why the world needs to invest in the health, well-being and future of young women everywhere.

With her passionate drive and expansive heart, she achieved a depth of character that most people, no matter their age, may never attain."

Raquelina was a young Mozambican woman, then in grade 10, who in May 2013, during a visit by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon to her school, Matheus Samsão Muthemba School in Polana Caniço, Maputo, Mozambique, asked, if "a girl could become Secretary-General" and, if so, what she needed to do to achieve that goal. Impressed by the question, Mr. Ban invited her to come to UN Headquarters in New York as his special guest for a day. Sponsored by UN Women, the visit materialized on 12 August 2014, International Youth Day.

"We would like to convey our condolences institutionally, and personally, for those who knew Raquelina," said Florence Raes, UN Women Representative in Mozambique. "We will continue to honour her memory by pursuing her dream, bringing about broader access to education for girls as well as secure environments free of violence, so that any girl—whether vulnerable, disenfranchised or from the south—could aspire to one day be the United Nations Secretary-General.

Source: United Nations