Recall, Ndume had recently said he has realised his mistake for criticizing the ex-president.
Now speaking on ''behalf'' of the former leader -- who is believed to be FFK's senior pal, Fani asked Ndume to go and sin no more.
"I have realised my mistake for criticising Jonathan"- Senator Ndume. With repentance comes forgiveness. Go and sin no more'', FFK wrote on twitter.
The list was revealed by Europe’s football governing body UEFA today.
The 26-year-old, who has scored twice in six league appearances for Barcelona Ladies this season, is the only African shortlisted among the 50-women nominated by UEFA.
Oshoala is competing with two of her Barcelona teammates, PSG, Lyon, Arsenal, Chelsea, Wolfsburg and Juventus’ players for one of the striking positions in the Team of the Year.
For the forwards, Barcelona have representation through Oshoala, Caroline Graham Hansen and Jenni Hermoso; Chelsea are represented by Pernille Harder and Beth England; Arsenal by Vivianne Miedema and Jill Roord.
UEFA Women’s Champions League winners Lyon have the most players represented with 13 of their finals squad (including since-departed Lucy Bronze) nominated, two more than runners-up Wolfsburg.
Writing on why Oshoala made the list, UEFA wrote, “Powerful and sometimes unplayable forward with an unerring eye for goal.
“Free-scoring in Barcelona’s title win, either up front on own or partnered with Jenni Hermoso. Another UEFA Women’s Champions League semi-final, a year after scoring in final.”
The Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila, read Bthe President's letter at the opening of today’s plenary.
The bill proposes various amendments to existing tax laws and financial regulations in response to the negative impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economy and the current recession.
Head of the funeral planning committee, James Gbeho, in a press release said the family, in consultation with government, agreed on the date.
The funeral rites for the 73-year-old will come off at the Independence Square in Accra.
Gbeho said, “The family is working in conjunction with government on the finer details of the funeral ceremony and will communicate the arrangements in due course.”
Rawlings, Ghana’s longest-serving head of state and founder of the National Democratic Congress, died on November 12 at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra after a short illness.
The Senate decision, which is the third it would pass this year, followed a motion by Senator Kashim Shettima on the recent killing of 43 rice farmers in Borno State by the Boko Haram insurgents. Though the UN says they were over 100.
The Senate asked Buhari to replace the security chiefs with new ones “immediately”.
The red chamber also asked Buhari to restructure and remodel the nation’s security architecture.
Apart from that, the chamber demanded a probe into the allegations of corruption and financial leakage levelled against some top hierarchy of the military.
The Senate also asked Buhari to aggressively negotiate with the nation’s neighbouring countries for multinational cooperation in order to strengthen the war against insurgency.
The football star asked the stepfather of his son to take good care of the seven-year-old.
Maradona shared son Dieguito Fernando with his former long-term girlfriend, Veronica Ojeda.
In the recording, he told Mario Baudry, the boyfriend of his son's mother: 'Look after her and look after my angel, who is incomparable.'
Veronica attended the retired footballer's funeral alongside Dieguito last Thursday.
Maradona is survived by five children, including his daughters Dalma, 33, and Giannina, 31, by his first and only wife Claudia Villafane, 58, to whom he was married from 1984 to 2004.
He had his youngest son Diego Fernando with his long-term girlfriend Veronica Ojeda in 2013, while he only acknowledged Diego Junior, 34, and daughter Jana, 23, in the last five years, both born after short flings.
An eyewitness, Mr Donald Meer, told our correspondent on the phone that gunmen suspected to be Jukun militia attacked the village at about 10pm killing the four internally displaced persons after they had returned to the area.
Meer, who named those killed as Godwin Meer, Terlumun Mdooga Mbakpenev, Alfred Sylvanus Mchivga and Ayar Chia, said the attackers fled the scene in two vehicles before the arrival soldiers stationed in the area.
The villagers, who fled the Jukun/Tiv crisis, had returned to the area last Thursday after one year and seven months in IDPs camps in the neighbouring Benue State.
President General, Tiv Cultural and Social Association, Taraba State, Chief Joshua Ayagwa, who confirmed the attack and killing of four persons, said the incident had been reported to security agencies.
Ayagwa called on Governor Darius Ishaku to provide security for the IDP returnees.
Making this disclosure at the Foundation Laying ceremony of the Nurses’ House at the UCH was Mrs Ronke Bello, Chairman, NANNM, UCH.
Bello described 2020 as a critical year during which the World Health Organisation challenged nurses and other health workers to face the global pandemic.
She said, “Our nurses also got infected at the University College Hospital at the peak of the pandemic in Nigeria. We have it on record.
“At least, 36 of us were infected at UCH. Some (infections) were severe, some mild, some moderate. But, to the glory of God, we all came out of it.
“We did not record any death or loss to the effect of Covid-19 despite our level of exposure to the infection. We came in contact with those who had been diagnosed and those who were yet to be diagnosed.”
The Argentinian football legend, 60, passed away from "chronic heart failure" at his home in Buenos Aires last week.
But, with police probing his death over allegations of medical negligence, a lawyer for his nurse reportedly said he hit his head during a fall in his house.
According to local media, the World Cup winner was not taken to hospital or given an MRI scan for the bump on the right side of his skull.
At the time, he was recovering from brain surgery which removed a clot on the left side of his head and was receiving round-the-clock care.
A lawyer for Gisela Madrid, the star's nurse, reportedly said: "Maradona fell on the Wednesday of the week before his death.
"He fell and hit his head, but they didn't take him to the hospital for an MRI or CT scan …"
Attorney Rodolfo Baquè also claimed the former Barcelona and Napoli playmaker was left alone for three days after the tumble.
He said: "Maradona was unable to decide anything - after the fall he was left alone for three days in his room, without being seen by anyone and without being helped."
His preliminary autopsy report said Maradona suffered "acute lung edema and chronic heart failure" and died in his sleep.
On Saturday, it emerged that the iconic sportsman's nurse admitted she lied about an early-morning check-up on him.
The sensational confession added more mystery to the circumstances surrounding his untimely death.
Initial reports pointed to a 24-year-old nephew, who was living with him, being the last person to see him alive over breakfast the day he died.
He was said to have told his relative: “I’m not feeling well” before going back to bed and dying in his sleep.
However, investigators have now been told he never got up on Wednesday to eat anything.
Police found a late-night sandwich lying uneaten in Maradona's bedroom when he was discovered dead.
One night-shift nurse told cops she had seen the star "sleeping and breathing normally in bed" at around 6.30am on the morning of his death.
She then claimed she saw him alive at 9.20am - however the medic has now admitted she never went into the footballer's room and that she was "made to lie", local media reports.
It is not clear why the woman - who works for private medical firm Medidom - lied under oath.
Psychiatrist Susana Cosachov and psychologist Carlos Diaz, also part of the star's care team, found his lifeless body shortly before midday.
Two of the star's daughters Dalma and Giannina have told police they suspected the medication their father was given was not appropriate.
And at the weekend, Maradona personal doctor Leopoldo Luque had his office and home raided by cops amid reports the death is being treated as manslaughter.
On Sunday, following the 40-minute search on his home, Dr Luque, a neurosurgeon, said he did "everything he could, up to the impossible" and considered himself a "friend" of Maradona.
He also revealed Maradona was battling addiction problems when he died.
During an emotional statement, the doctor said the footballer had issues with pills and booze, adding: "He punished himself in a way I wasn’t going to allow, not as a doctor but as a friend.
"You want to know what I am responsible for? For having loved him, for having taken care of him, for having extended his life, for having improved it to the end."
Dr Luque said Maradona looked "very down" in the days leading up to his death and should have gone to rehab following the op.
"He should have gone to a rehabilitation centre. He didn't want to," he said, describing Maradona as "unmanageable".
"I am the person who has been taking care of him. I'm proud of everything I've done. I have nothing to hide. I am at the disposal of justice," he added.
It also warned against non-essential travels just as it asked Nigerians abroad to remain wherever they are or stand the risk of being stranded in the country in the event that the government takes a decision on international travels.
The call formed the theme of the speeches of the Chairman of the PTF, Boss Mustapha; the national coordinator, Sani Aliyu; the Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire; and the Director-General of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, Chikwe Ihekweazu, at the weekly briefing of the task force in Abuja on Monday.
Mustapaha, who is also the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, said the PTF was escalating its surveillance and testing drive to ensure that the spread of the virus was effectively contained as the nation approaches the festive season.
“We shall continue to remind Nigerians that all non-essential trips should be put off this December. This is for your safety and good health,” he said.
The National President of NANTS, Ken Ukaoha, who made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja, condemned the maltreatment of Nigerian traders in Ghana.
Ukaoha said that the entire process showed Ghana’s decision to undermine trade and economic integration process in the West African region.
He, therefore, urged the Federal Government to take immediate actions and urgently present the maltreatment of Nigerians in Ghana to the Council of Ministers and the Authority of Heads of State.
Hundreds of shops belonging to Nigerian traders in Ghana have been under lock and key since September, 2019.
“As at today, November 30, the Ghanaian Authorities led by Security Agencies have started another round of closure of shops belonging to Nigerian traders in Ghana.
“The notice placed above the padlocks on each of the locked shops informs owners to come to their Ministry of Trade and Industry with evidence of payment of one million dollars.
“It is indeed a complete dent on the face of ECOWAS and a bold question, perhaps asking the Nigerian Government ‘What would you do?’ or ‘Do your worst!’” Ukaoha noted.
According to him, loving one’s family is the oil that eased friction and the cement that bound them together. He said the most important thing in the world was for one to love his or her family.
Sharing photos with one of his children and wives, he wrote;
“In life, loving your family is the oil that eases friction, the cement that binds closer together, and the music that brings harmony.
“The most important thing in the world is loving your family.
“Being with my family means smiling for photo because am blessed with an happy home, With one of my lovely wives and daughter (Zinat Abebi).”
The fugitive pension thief was arrested Monday evening by the operatives of Niger Republic intelligence service.
The arrest was done in collaboration with Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
According to PR Nigeria, the arrest was made possible due to an existing mutual relationship and security agreement between the two neighbouring countries.
EFCC operatives had learnt of Maina’s escape to Niger about two weeks ago and had worked with that country’s security forces to effect his arrest.
Maina, along with his company, is facing a 12-count charge of money laundering, to the tune of N2 billion.
His trial continued last week in absentia.
Maina jumped bail since 29 September.
Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court last week sent to jail Senator Ali Ndume, Maina’s surety. He was released on Friday.
The State Commissioner of Police, Abdulkadir Jimoh, who briefed journalists on Monday in Calabar, said the suspect had been a gunrunner for a long time and a promoter of native wars in parts of the state and Etung Local Government Area where he was arrested.
He said the vigilant Etung Division patrol team on a routine stop and search assignment arrested Cyprian at the weekend at Bendeghe in Etung LGA.
Jimoh said, “During a stop and search by the Etung Divisional Patrol team, one Cyprian Mbe, a native of Bashia Village in Boki LGA was intercepted with 299 live cartridges concealed in a black bag. He is a suspected gun runner and promoter of native war
“We are still investigating to get more information about his dealings and he would be charged to court immediately we conclude.”
Though they claim to be nothing but friends, they are very intimate and respect each other’s boundaries.
In a video making rounds on social media, Erica was spotted in Kiddwaya’s arms at the beach where he planted some kisses on her cheeks before they headed out into the open sea on a jet ski.
