Jude Okoye Apologizes For Posting Gun Picture

Some days back, one of the Okoye brothers posted Guns which apparently got a lot of people talking and some angry… He today apologized and gave reasons.. See his post below..

Minister Of Aviation Stella Oduah Forged Her MBA Certificate – sahara reporters

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Stella Oduah, Nigeria’s minister of aviation is facing a new integrity scrutiny over her claim that she obtained an MBA degree from an American university.Cos according to a new Saharareporters  report, Stella’s claim has been punctured by the United States school which supposedly awarded it. Her resume, which she presented to the Senate as a ministerial nominee in 2011, indicated she obtained a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) from St. Paul’s College Lawrenceville, Virginia, United States.
But SaharaReporters has learned from the President of the college that it has never in its 125-year history had a graduate school or graduate program. The Provost Vice President of Academic Affairs, and the Vice President of Institutional Development said in response to Saharareporter’s inquiries: “We don’t offer any graduate programs here.”
“Similarly, the school’s website states: “Saint Paul’s College is accredited by the Commission of Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award baccalaureate [bachelor’s] degrees.”

Whats happening? First was Car scandal, now certificate forgery. Hmmmmm

WAEC Exam ‘Cheaters’ Return Certificates After Christ Touched Them..Wonderful

no fewer than 15 persons recently returned certificates issued to them by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC). 
Cos according to them, they had to give up the certificates because they cheated during the examination, and now as Born Again Christians, they could not live with “the sin.”
SunNews reports that some individuals approached WAEC through letters seeking restitution after confessing how they dubiously acquired their certificates when they wrote the examinations at various periods.
The Council wrote back to them, stating that what they were expected to do was to return the certificates awarded in line with the rules and regulations guiding the conduct of the examinations. 
However, only a few responded, including a holder of Teachers’ Grade 11 certificate.
It was learnt that those who complied with the directive returned their certificates to various WAEC offices nationwide and the council took their case to the Nigeria Examinations Committee (NEC), which, at its 55th meeting in Lagos, cancelled the returned 15 certificates