Today's Headlines: VeryDarkMan Released Hours After Police Arrest, Ekiti Govt Writes TCN, NERC

VeryDarkMan Released Hours After Police Arrest for Exposing Alleged Fraudster

Today's Headlines: VeryDarkMan Released Hours After Police Arrest, Ekiti Govt Writes TCN, NERC
[/b]

Photo credit: Sahara reporters

Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, a social media influencer and blogger, who was arrested by the police earlier today (Sunday), has been been released.

SaharaReporters learnt that VeryDarkMan was released about a couple of hours after his arrest.

The Commissioner of Police in charge of the Federal Capital Territory Police Command, Mr Benneth Igwe, confirmed his release on Sunday evening.

Today's Headlines: VeryDarkMan Released Hours After Police Arrest, Ekiti Govt Writes TCN, NERC

(Photo credit: Google)

Ekiti Govt Writes TCN, NERC, BEDC, Rejects Planned Two-month Power Outage

Today's Headlines: VeryDarkMan Released Hours After Police Arrest, Ekiti Govt Writes TCN, NERC

Photo credit: premium times

The Ekiti State Government on Sunday rejected the planned outage of electricity for 23 days out of the two months of July and August by the Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC), saying that it amounts to an unacceptable economic, financial and social price to be paid by the citizens of the state.

The BEDC had, in a public notice aired on radio and other social media platforms, announced the planned outage for certain periods in July and August.

In a letter written by the state Commissioner for Public Utility, Mobolaji Aluko, to the MD/CEO, Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), Abuja, the MD/CEO, Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC), Benin-City, and the Chairman, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Company (NERC), Abuja, dated 30 June, he said no direct notification/communication was made to the state government.

Edo Community Names School After Late EFCC Chair, Lamorde

Today's Headlines: VeryDarkMan Released Hours After Police Arrest, Ekiti Govt Writes TCN, NERC
[/b]

Photo credit: punch newspaper

The memory of the former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Lamorde who died on May 25 this year came to life in the Niger Delta region on Saturday as Ogbona community of Etsako Central Local Government Area of Edo State formally commissioned an ultramodern auditorium and outdoor sports centre at the community secondary school to immortalise the late crime buster.

Tagged 'Ibrahim Lamorde Hall', the Ogbona community noted with delight that the projects were inaugurated in remembrance of Lamorde who, in his lifetime, immensely supported war against environmental degradation in the area and Niger Delta region as a whole.

"He (Lamorde) was appalled at the level of environmental degradation and deprivation suffered by many of the communities and believed that their plight needed to be highlighted, and lasting solutions advocated for action, through a pet project he initiated on retiring from the public office," the community stated.

Edo Poll: APC's Attack On Obaseki Diversionary Tactics, Says Aide

Today's Headlines: VeryDarkMan Released Hours After Police Arrest, Ekiti Govt Writes TCN, NERC
[/b]

Photo credit: punch newspaper

Crusoe Osagie, the Special Adviser on Media project to the Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, on Sunday, said the state chapter of the All Progressives Congress is employing diversionary tactics ahead of the September 21 poll by making spurious allegations against his principal.

The Edo APC on Saturday accused Obaseki's administration of monumental corruption, calling on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to investigate some top government officials of the state.

The acting Chairman of the state's APC, Jarret Tenebe, who made this claim at a press conference, said the EFCC had already invited some top government officials, urging the anti-graft agency to bring the investigation to a logical conclusion.

Comments

Keep up to date with our latest articles and uploads...