President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Muhammad Babangida, the son of former military President, Ibrahim Babangida as chairman of the Bank of Agriculture. President Tinubu approved the appointment on Friday, alongside seven others. Acccording to a statement by the president’s media aide, Bayo Onanuga, some appointees will serve as chairmen or directors-general of Federal agencies. READ ALSO: UNIMED Registrar Assassinated In Ondo, Police Launch Probe Trump Diagnosed With Vein Issue After Leg Swelling, Hand Bruising ‘In Just 10 Days,’ SunTrust Bank MD Swapped $12m For Achimugu – Witness Pastor Demands…
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How UNIMED Registrar Was Assassinated, Police Release Preliminary Report
‘Two men emerged from a nearby bush and …” details given by Ondo State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Olayinka Ayanlade Registrar of the University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED), Ondo State, Mr. Ezekiel Imole Adeniran, has been assassinated by unknown assailants. Police in Ondo have confirmed that the registrar was murdered. State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Olayinka Ayanlade told newsmen that the case was reported at the Fanibi Division and investigations are ongoing. The PPRO said, “From initial findings, two men reportedly emerged from a nearby bush and…
Read MoreTrump Diagnosed With Vein Issue After Leg Swelling, Hand Bruising
US President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with a long-term but benign vein condition, the White House said Thursday, following speculation about his heavily bruised hand and swollen legs. The 79-year-old was found to have “chronic venous insufficiency” after he “noted mild swelling in his lower legs” in recent weeks, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters. Leavitt said the widely noted discoloration on Trump’s right hand resulted from “frequent handshaking” and the use of aspirin in a “standard cardiovascular prevention regimen.” Trump became the oldest person in US…
Read More‘In Just 10 Days,’ SunTrust Bank MD Swapped $12m For Achimugu – Witness
The trial of Halima Buba, managing director of SunTrust Bank, and the bank’s executive director, Innocent Mbagwu, accused of $12 million money laundering, commenced on Thursday, July 17, 2025, at the Federal High Court in Abuja. An Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s witness during the proceeding narrated how Buba and Mbagwu facilitated a $12 million swap in 10 days for businesswoman, Aisha Achimugu, without routing the funds through a financial institution. The EFCC had, on June 13, 2025, arraigned Halima Buba and Innocent Mbagwu before Justice Emeka Nwite on a…
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