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February 10, 2021 Ghana’s Parliament Shuts Down After Coronavirus Outbreak

Ghana’s Parliament Shuts Down After Coronavirus Outbreak

Ghana's parliament will suspend sittings for three weeks due to increasing coronavirus cases among lawmakers and staff,

Speaker ALBAN BAGBIN announced that the number of MPs who have contracted the virus has risen to 17 while that of staff has gone up to 151.

He said sittings would resume on the 2nd of March.

But parliament's appointments committee would from February 10 continue with the scheduled vetting of cabinet nominees of President NANA AKUFO-ADDO, who won re-election in December.

Ghana has reported 72,328 infections and 472 coronavirus-related deaths, some of the highest totals in West Africa.

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February 10, 2021 Lawyers, Security Experts Urge Caution As Lekki Toll Gate Protest Approaches

Lawyers, Security Experts Urge Caution As Lekki Toll Gate Protest Approaches

 A campaigner of the OccupyLekkiTollgate planned protest, WOLE OLUBANJI, has said the demonstration scheduled to hold on Saturday, February 13, is legitimate.

OLUBANJI who spoke on a PUNCH Live programme yesterday, said the OccupyLekkiTollgate campaigners would protest at the toll gate in resistance against its planned reopening.

According to him, the Lekki Toll Gate is a symbol of ‘death’ but it must be turned to a symbol of ‘victory’ and justice for injured and slain EndSARS protesters last October.

The campaigner also said those organising counter-protests only want to defend personal interest and the interest of the owners of the Lekki Toll Gate. He, however, said they also have a right under the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Recall soldiers attacked EndSARS protesters at the Lekki Toll Gate on October 20, 2020. But the Judicial Panel of Inquiry which took over the Toll Gate decided to hand it back to the operators, Lekki Concession Company, last Saturday.

Speaking on the matter, a lawyer, Barrister MONDAY UBANI said that handing back the toll gate is premature.

February 10, 2021 Nigerian Rapper Lil Frosh Remanded In Ikoyi Prison Over Alleged Domestic Violence

Nigerian Rapper Lil Frosh Remanded In Ikoyi Prison Over Alleged Domestic Violence

Nigerian Rapper Sanni Goriola also known as Lil Frosh has been remanded in Ikoyi prison over the domestic violence allegation levelled against him.

Music star Lil Frosh has been battling domestic abuse allegations levelled against him by his ex-lover.

A suit was filed against the up and coming rapper at the Lagos state Magistrate court in Yaba with the help of theInternational Association Of Women Lawyers, Lagos State branch.

At the hearing on Tuesday, February 9, 2021, the MagistrateAdeola Olatunbosun, adjourned the case till March 9, 2021.

According to reports, Lil Frosh is to remain in prison custody till the next hearing.

It would be recalled that the rapper was called out by his girlfriend's manager and brother, Michael, back in 2020 for assaulting his sister.

Michael went on to share photos of Okeoghene's badly bruised face after she was allegedly beaten to a pulp by the rapper.

Following the allegation levelled against him, his now-former record label, DMW, cut off his contract.

February 10, 2021 14 suspected internet fraudsters arrested in Lagos

14 suspected internet fraudsters arrested in Lagos

14 suspected internet fraudsters have been arrested by the operatives of the Lagos Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

The agency said they arrested the suspects at 1004 Estate, Victoria Island, Lagos on Thursday, February 4, 2021, following series of intelligence on their alleged fraudulent activities.

The suspects are: Akin Abiola Daramola, Stephen Augustine Terungwa, Oluwateru Abiodun Samson, Jeffrey Imariagbe Ehis, Uwajiala Odion Henry, Solomon Abidiran Pelumi, Adebayo Oluwatobi Isaac Olamide, and Odunifa Joseph Opomulero.

Others are: Adulkarim Samad Olalekan, Anne Davidson, Ibrahim Enakere Emmanuel, Abayomi Oluwagbenga Olowoake, Israel Jigah Sokoamtu, Oluwaseun Olajuwon Ibrahim and Isaiah Effiong.

According to EFCC, the suspects have all been interrogated and will soon be arraigned in court.

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