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  A woman lying on a trolley bed at the A&E unit of Sheffield Hospital had her mobile phone stolen from her hand by another woman carer EMMANUELLE SUBOMI AYINKE ADE visiting the hospital — a crime that was described as “particularly mean”.

  GARDA WHO allegedly broke into one of her colleagues’ lockers and took drugs he had seized in an investigation has been charged with two separate offences.  The serving garda, who is stationed in the east of the country, was charged earlier this week and is set to appear before court later this month.

  The House of Representatives committee investigating the allegedly missing 48million barrels of crude oil has summoned the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, (CBN), Godwin Emefiele, to explain the missing N32.5billion, said to have been paid to two companies - Messrs GSCL Consulting and Biz Plus without formal documentation. The lawmakers also summoned the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice (AGF), Abubakar Malami, the Accountant General of the Federation, Oluwatoyin Madein, the Auditor General of the Federation, Adolphus Aghughu, the Managing Directors of Exxon oil, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Nigeria Agip Oil Company. The House committee chaired by Mark Gbillah, issued the summon, on Monday at its sitting in Abuja.The Chairman of the committee while speaking during the resumption of a rescheduled investigative hearing said that the available records revealed that CBN paid the sum of N16.5 billion each to the two companies on the same day contrar

  AFTER notable Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader and former Ondo State governor, Bode George, threatened to go on exile should President-elect Bola Tinubu win the presidential poll, few people expected there would be any kind of conciliation soon after the polls or days to the swearing-in ceremony. But instead of setting a date for his self-proclaimed exile, Lagos woke up last week to news of some All Progressives Congress (APC) leaders visiting Chief George to broker peace between him and the president-elect. In the delegation were Tajudeen Olusi, a prince and head of the Lagos Governance Advisory Council (GAC); Ishola Olorunnimbe, a former judge; Adejoke Adefulire, a special assistant to the president; and Sen Kofoworola Bucknor-Akerele. The delegation made a huge impression on Chief George, but it is unclear they thawed the ice.