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Mrs Husseina Mohammed, a civil servant in Kogi state attached to the Teaching Service Commission who returned money mistakenly paid to her account has been reportedly given query. The government was quoted to have issued Mrs Husseina query for allegedly misinforming the public about the excess salary mistakenly paid into her account, Mrs Husseinna’s family, however expressed disappointment on the latest development coming from the state government insisting that the allegation against her has brought disgrace to the family Despite people's belief that a civil servant in Kogi state attached to the Teaching Service Commission, Mrs Husseina Mohammed would be compensated for her honesty in returning the sum of N1.8M mistakenly paid into her account amid the current hardship, the state government has issued her a query for allegedly misinforming the public about the excess salary mistakenly paid into her account. NAIJ.com gathered that the sanction is coming through the instruction given by the State Auditor General Alhaji Yusuf Okala who noted that Mrs Mohammed misinformed the public that she had returned the money to the state treasury even when she did not received any alert to confirm such transactions. The Auditor General explained that the officer only returned N1.6M on 3rd July this year out of the N1.8M she claimed to have returned six weeks earlier, saying “the information has caused confusion in the system”.

He also directed that her salary be put on hold over the wrong information she gave the committee. Earlier, the chairman Salary Reconciliation Committee, John Alayi explained that N1,813,186.98 was paid in excess to Mrs Mohammed because the statement from Teaching service commission mistakenly placed her on level sixteen while she was actually on grade level nine. According to him, “the committee calculated the difference between grade level nine and grade level sixteen and paid the supposed arrears to the officers account but later discovered that one Hussein Mohammed also a staff of the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) was the one on grade level sixteen and not Mrs Husseina Mohammed.” It was reported that, Mrs Mohammed said she received an alert for the excess salary and immediately filled a teller for the transfer to the state treasury on 22nd May, 2017. Meanwhile, the family of Mrs Husseinna Mohammed has expressed disappointment on the latest development coming from the state government insisting that the allegation against her has brought disgrace to the family. It was also gathered from a close family source that Mrs Husseina Mohammed has been barred from speaking to the press or risk further punishment from the Government.

It was also learnt from a family source that, the said money was paid to the state coffers but were surprised that weeks later the cashier who performed the transaction failed to confirm that a particular digit was missing in the account number which the money was paid in. “We are surprise that they are coming up with this at this time that the couple honourably returned money mistakenly paid into their account. The husband has not been paid for more than 15 Months yet they didn’t bother to withhold the huge sum of money despite the current hardship. “This family barely feed three square meal just because of the harsh economy and the non payment of salary in kogi state. From what I know, they have been surviving through the wive even though the husband is also working with the state government.” “Are we supposed to blame them or blame the cashier?. The government should also blame their personnel for this defects instead of suffering an innocent soul when she made the state proud. It is unfortunate that they are getting this at this time instead of being honoured for their honesty. ” “Going by what is happening, if something of such happens again, people will be scared to come out and return such money because they don’t want to be disgraced. The news is everywhere now that they have issued her a query and her salary be placed on hold. Let be sincere, if you are the one, will you be happy? Am really disappointed I must confess.” The family source stated. It would be recalled that in June during an interview with journalist in Lokoja, Mrs Mohammed said that she returned N 1,813,186.98 to the state coffers credited to her account. She earlier explained how the money entered into her account. “One morning,while shopping, my phone beeped, indicating a text message. Upon opening the folder containing the SMS, I saw that my salary account domiciled in Zenith Bank, Lokoja Branch had been credited with N1,813,186.98 The text message stated that it was my salary for the month of March, 2017.”

Shocked, Mrs Mohammed told reporters that she read the message over and over again. Aside reading the message repeatedly, she took her time to count the figures displayed in the message. After a while, she abandoned the materials she had come to buy and found her way home. On getting home, she narrated her experience to her husband. After a brief interaction, they decided to refund the money, saying that it was the right thing to do. Her husband, an employee of the TSC in Lokoja, was one of those affected by the just concluded screening exercise in the state. He disclosed that for 15 months, he had not received any salary from government.

Shocked, Mrs Mohammed told reporters that she read the message over and over again. Aside reading the message repeatedly, she took her time to count the figures displayed in the message. After a while, she abandoned the materials she had come to buy and found her way home. On getting home, she narrated her experience to her husband. After a brief interaction, they decided to refund the money, saying that it was the right thing to do. Her husband, an employee of the TSC in Lokoja, was one of those affected by the just concluded screening exercise in the state. He disclosed that for 15 months, he had not received any salary from government. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1114056-confusion-kogi-govt-allegedly-query-stops-salary-woman-returned-n18m-mistake.html
Shocked, Mrs Mohammed told reporters that she read the message over and over again. Aside reading the message repeatedly, she took her time to count the figures displayed in the message. After a while, she abandoned the materials she had come to buy and found her way home. On getting home, she narrated her experience to her husband. After a brief interaction, they decided to refund the money, saying that it was the right thing to do. Her husband, an employee of the TSC in Lokoja, was one of those affected by the just concluded screening exercise in the state. He disclosed that for 15 months, he had not received any salary from government. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1114056-confusion-kogi-govt-allegedly-query-stops-salary-woman-returned-n18m-mistake.html
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Image result for images OF INTERNET FRAUDSTERS AND BANK ACCOUNT HACKERSA syndicate which specialized in hacking into bank accounts of bank customers using cloned identity cards and bank details of unsuspecting victims has been arrested by operatives of the Oyo state Command's Special Anti-Robbery Squad following a tip off received at about 1600hrs of 5/7/2017. Intensive, discreet investigation carried out by the police led to the arrest of the syndicate kingpin in his criminal hideout in Sango, Ibadan. His arrest later led to the arrest of two other members of the notorious syndicates in Lagos. All the suspects confessed to have stolen millions of naira from victims by hacking into their bank accounts using fake documents.
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The suspects are
I. Olanrewaju Olamiju 'm' aged 45
ii. Aileru Tokunbo 'm' aged 35
iii. Seun Adenuga 'm' aged 33 
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Following the rising spate of violence in the Ikorodu Area of Lagos State and the call by community leaders on residents to procure whistles as alert technique during danger, there has been an upsurge in the demand for the device in the area. The development has compelled many households in Ikorodu to own whistles, thereby creating an upsurge in the cost of the device from its usual N100 cost price to N200 or even N250, in some neighborhoods. Interviews with some traders in Ikorodu markets revealed that the call on residents to acquire whistles as a strategy against alleged cult killings in the area has created a new source of livelihood for petty traders and hawkers in the area. Mrs. Tifase Abiola, a caterer, who usually prepares snacks, said she left her snacks business to join that of whistle selling, saying she makes more sales from the whistle business as against her original catering business.


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“I was initially selling snacks, but when I saw that some traders were making swift sales from hawking whistles, I decided to join them. “I investigated where they sourced whistles wholesale and I swiftly joined them. I now hawk whistles in my neighbourhood,’’ she said. Also speaking, another trader, Deji Onigunye, who said he hitherto sold sports items such as football, boots and jerseys, but that the demand for whistles in his shop attracted him to the business. “Whistles are not items we sell everyday, but in the last two weeks, the demand for the item around here has compelled me to invest in the business.’’ Another trader, Mrs. Funke Oniroayo, a widow, who was known for selling brooms in the market, said she now made better sales in her new line of business. “This whistle business has helped me to settle most of my debts and to also feed my fatherless children. “Many people buy as many as three or four at once, and almost everyone that comes around is interested in buying them.’’ She expressed delight that the business had increased her patronage and popularity at the market. Mr. Muhammed Mutiu, a dealer in books, who suddenly switched to the whistle business, said he has been making brisk sales. “Initially, I was selling books on wholesale, but when I discovered that a lot of hawkers in the market were going to Tom Jones market in Lagos Island to buy whistles, I decided to join them. “I went to the market, bought in wholesale and to my surprise, it has been very rewarding as people from the Ikorodu hinterlands also now come to the market to buy in bulk,’’ he said. Some Community Development Association (CDA) officials in Ikorodu have sensitised residents of the area on the need to have whistles, especially at night, to enable them to be able to alert their neighbours of any unusual developments.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/badoo-scare-whistle-business-boom-ikorodu-sellers-make-high-returns/


“I was initially selling snacks, but when I saw that some traders were making swift sales from hawking whistles, I decided to join them. “I investigated where they sourced whistles wholesale and I swiftly joined them. I now hawk whistles in my neighborhood,’’ she said. Also speaking, another trader, Deji Onigunye, who said he hitherto sold sports items such as football, boots and jerseys, but the demand for whistles in his shop attracted him to the business. “Whistles are not items we sell everyday, but in the last two weeks, the demand for the item around here has compelled me to invest in the business.’’ Another trader, Mrs. Funke Oniroayo, a widow, who was known for selling brooms in the market, said she now made better sales in her new line of business. “This whistle business has helped me to settle most of my debts and to also feed my fatherless children. “Many people buy as many as three or four at once, and almost everyone that comes around is interested in buying them.’’ She expressed delight that the business had increased her patronage and popularity at the market. Mr. Muhammed Mutiu, a dealer in books, who suddenly switched to the whistle business, said he has been making brisk sales. “Initially, I was selling books on wholesale, but when I discovered that a lot of hawkers in the market were going to Tom Jones market in Lagos Island to buy whistles, I decided to join them. “I went to the market, bought in wholesale and to my surprise, it has been very rewarding as people from the Ikorodu hinterlands also now come to the market to buy in bulk,’’ he said. Some Community Development Association (CDA) officials in Ikorodu have sensitised residents of the area on the need to have whistles, especially at night, to enable them to be able to alert their neighbors of any unusual developments.


“I was initially selling snacks, but when I saw that some traders were making swift sales from hawking whistles, I decided to join them. “I investigated where they sourced whistles wholesale and I swiftly joined them. I now hawk whistles in my neighbourhood,’’ she said. Also speaking, another trader, Deji Onigunye, who said he hitherto sold sports items such as football, boots and jerseys, but that the demand for whistles in his shop attracted him to the business. “Whistles are not items we sell everyday, but in the last two weeks, the demand for the item around here has compelled me to invest in the business.’’ Another trader, Mrs. Funke Oniroayo, a widow, who was known for selling brooms in the market, said she now made better sales in her new line of business. “This whistle business has helped me to settle most of my debts and to also feed my fatherless children. “Many people buy as many as three or four at once, and almost everyone that comes around is interested in buying them.’’ She expressed delight that the business had increased her patronage and popularity at the market. Mr. Muhammed Mutiu, a dealer in books, who suddenly switched to the whistle business, said he has been making brisk sales. “Initially, I was selling books on wholesale, but when I discovered that a lot of hawkers in the market were going to Tom Jones market in Lagos Island to buy whistles, I decided to join them. “I went to the market, bought in wholesale and to my surprise, it has been very rewarding as people from the Ikorodu hinterlands also now come to the market to buy in bulk,’’ he said. Some Community Development Association (CDA) officials in Ikorodu have sensitised residents of the area on the need to have whistles, especially at night, to enable them to be able to alert their neighbours of any unusual developments.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/badoo-scare-whistle-business-boom-ikorodu-sellers-make-high-returns/
Following the rising spate of violence in the Ikorodu Area of Lagos State and the call by community leaders on residents to procure whistles as alert technique during danger, there has been an upsurge in the demand for the device in the area. The development has compelled many households in Ikorodu to own whistles, thereby creating an upsurge in the cost of the device from its usual N100 cost price to N200 or even N250, in some neighbourhoods. Interviews with some traders in Ikorodu markets revealed that the call on residents to acquire whistles as a strategy against alleged cult killings in the area has created a new source of livelihood for petty traders and hawkers in the area. Mrs. Tifase Abiola, a caterer, who usually prepares snacks, said she was left her snacks business to join that of whistle selling, saying she makes more sales from the whistle business as against her original catering business.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/badoo-scare-whistle-business-boom-ikorodu-sellers-make-high-returns/
Following the rising spate of violence in the Ikorodu Area of Lagos State and the call by community leaders on residents to procure whistles as alert technique during danger, there has been an upsurge in the demand for the device in the area. The development has compelled many households in Ikorodu to own whistles, thereby creating an upsurge in the cost of the device from its usual N100 cost price to N200 or even N250, in some neighbourhoods. Interviews with some traders in Ikorodu markets revealed that the call on residents to acquire whistles as a strategy against alleged cult killings in the area has created a new source of livelihood for petty traders and hawkers in the area. Mrs. Tifase Abiola, a caterer, who usually prepares snacks, said she was left her snacks business to join that of whistle selling, saying she makes more sales from the whistle business as against her original catering business.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/badoo-scare-whistle-business-boom-ikorodu-sellers-make-high-returns/
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