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Check out the cake Annie Idibia sent to 2face for his 40th birthday today. The cake was made by Cakes by Tosan...and created by Annie and Yomi Black.
Bail out fund
Friday, September 18, 2015 5 more states receive FG’s bail out funds The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday said that five more states got its bail-out funds meant to alleviate the financial challenges faced by the second tier of government, in order to pay off outstanding salary arrears of their workers. The Director of Corporate Communications of CBN, Alhaji Ibrahim Muazu, said in Abuja that the states that received the funds were Ebonyi, Ekiti, Imo, Ogun and Oyo. In a statement, CBN said in order for a state to receive bail out funds, it must submit a resolution of the State Executive Council, SEC, authorizing the borrowing. It must also obtain an approval of the states House of Assembly consenting to it and issue an Irrevocable Standing Payment Order, ISPO, to enable CBN deduct at source when its allocations become available. These 5 states now join 10 states (Kwara, Osun, Zamfara, Niger, Bauchi, Gombe, Abia, Adamawa, Ondo and Kebbi) that had previously received ba
Friday, September 18, 2015 5 more states receive FG’s bail out funds The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday said that five more states got its bail-out funds meant to alleviate the financial challenges faced by the second tier of government, in order to pay off outstanding salary arrears of their workers. The Director of Corporate Communications of CBN, Alhaji Ibrahim Muazu, said in Abuja that the states that received the funds were Ebonyi, Ekiti, Imo, Ogun and Oyo. In a statement, CBN said in order for a state to receive bail out funds, it must submit a resolution of the State Executive Council, SEC, authorizing the borrowing. It must also obtain an approval of the states House of Assembly consenting to it and issue an Irrevocable Standing Payment Order, ISPO, to enable CBN deduct at source when its allocations become available. These 5 states now join 10 states (Kwara, Osun, Zamfara, Niger, Bauchi, Gombe, Abia, Adamawa, Ondo and Kebbi) that had previously received bail
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Friday, September 18, 2015 Muslim woman sues NYPD for making her take off her head scarf to take a mug shot Mervat Soliman, a 53 year old Muslim woman who wears a hijab, is accusing the NYPD of discrimination by forcing her to remove it before taking her mug shot. Soliman, who is Egyptian, was arrested by cops last January after getting into a dispute with a neighbour over a parking space outside her home in Glendale. The suit, filed Monday in Brooklyn Federal Court, asserts that the NYPD “discretionally decides” whether a Muslim woman must take off the scarf for an official arrest photo, and that is a violation of Soliman’s Constitutional right to freedom of religion. Soliman told the Daily News the experience was harrowing. “I feel like somebody took all my clothes off,” she said. Soliman’s suit contends she was punched in the face by the neighbor’s daughter and an unidentified officer removed the scarf when she was placed in the ambulance. She was taken to Wyckoff Hospital