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Senate Adjourns Plenary Over Death Of Prominent Lawmaker

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The Senate on Tuesday suspended plenary over the recent death of Rep. Jude Ise-Idehen, a lawmaker representing Egor/Ikpoba-Okha Federal Constituency in Edo.

The FidelinfoNews reports that Ovie Omo-Agege, the Deputy Senate President, who stood in for the Senate President, Ahmed Lawan, called for the motion for adjournment.

Until his death, Ise-Idehen was a member of the House of Representatives on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

The Senate, on resumption from its two-week recess, adjourned the plenary to July 20, 2022, to honour the deceased, who died on July 1, at the age of 52.

The motion for adjournment was moved by Sen. Ajayi Boroffice (APC-Ondo), the Deputy Leader of the Senate, and seconded by Sen. Philip Aduda (PDP-FCT), the Minority Leader.

The Senate also observed a minute of silence to mourn the departed before suspending the plenary

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Just In: Visa flagged Naira Marley’s credit card for fraud – Expert tells court

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The 10th prosecution witness, PW10, in the trial of Nigerian singer, Azeez Fashola popularly called Naira Marley, Dein Whyte, jas revealed to the trial court how Visa, a card payment platform, flagged one of the credit card details found on a device belonging to the singer, due to fraudulent transactions.

Whyte, an investigator with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Thursday, revealed this to Justice Nicholas Oweibo of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos.

This was contained in a statement published on the Facebook timeline of the Commission.

Naira Marley is standing trial on 11-count charges bordering on conspiracy and credit card fraud brought against him by the EFCC.

Led in evidence by the prosecution counsel, Bilikisu Buhari, the PW10 was quoted to have said: “As part of the findings from the investigation, forensic analysis revealed that malicious programmes that are being used to illegally obtain credit card information, which can be used for card non-present transactions, were found on the device that was recovered from the defendant upon his arrest.

“Also revealed were malicious tools used to disguise the active location of an internet user when his or her devices are connected to the internet.”

Whyte was also quotes to have disclosed that, “tools that are used to verify the validity, active state and accuracy of credit card credentials as well as the region of the issuer of that card were discovered on the defendant’s device.

“The analysis further revealed the website that had been accessed on the computer of the defendant through his browser history. The websites include sites where credit card information are illegally traded.”

He explained further that the phone and the laptop recovered from the defendant were both registered with his credentials, name and email address.

When asked by the prosecution counsel to state the result of his findings on the credit card details on the defendant’s device, Whyte responded, “With respect to the card details recovered from the device of the defendant, investigations revealed that he also exchanged those details with other persons.”

He further stated that one of the cards was reported to have been fraudulently used for a transaction by Visa.

According to him, the card details that were in possession of the defendant’s device neither belonged to him nor were issued to him by any financial institution.

Under cross-examination by the defendant’s counsel, Olalekan Ojo, SAN, Whyte informed the court that a letter of investigation was written to Visa and that it confirmed that the card had been flagged for fraudulent transactions.

He, however, said that Visa didn’t link the credit card fraud to the defendant’s device “because the investigation was on the card and not on the device being used for the fraud.”

He also stressed that Visa is a payment platform and not a telecommunication company.

Justice Oweibo adjourned the case to March 6 and 7, 2024 for continuation of trial

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Thank God for strength – Actress Jumoke Odetola grateful as she bags masters degree

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Nollywood actress Jumoke Odetola has bagged a masters degree in business administration.

The actress announced the good news via Instagram on Thursday with photos of herself in a graduation gown.

In her caption, she thanked God for giving her the strength to complete the degree despite persistently falling ill.

She also thanked her sister, @fatimoh.salami.33, for being supportive.

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@josephmomodu: “And she did itttttt, it’s official, now u can finish us with more gangantua gaga 😂😂😂😂😂congratulations 🎊🍾🎉🎈”

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Portable’s Actress Wife, Ashabi Dances Joyfully As She Graduates From School

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Nollywood actress Akinyanju Omobolarinde, aka Ashabi Simple who is one of the baby mamas of singer Portable has successfully graduated from school.

She took to her social media page to share a video of herself dancing to celebrate the special day.

Ashabi and her son wore matching clothes as she carried him to take pictures.

She showed off the medium-sized cake and other gifts she was surprised with for her graduation.

In the clip, Portable who is out of the country, called his wife to greet her for her recent achievement and Ashabi blew him a kiss over the phone

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