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An Indian politician broke down in tears after he saw that he got only 5 votes following an election. Neetu Shuttern Wala stood independently as he contested for the Jalandhar seat in Punjab. When the votes were counted, he claimed to have gotten only 5 votes and he broke down in tears, not because of his loss but because it appeared his family members didn't vote for him. Neetu had 9 family members eligible to vote so he was distraught when he saw only 5 votes, making him believe he didn't even get his family's vote. In a trending video, Neetu is seen granting an interview but he was too emotional to go on and he broke down in tears while expressing his disappointment with his family. "I have a family of nine people but I still got only fie votes," he said crying. But it appears Neetu got carried away by his emotions way too early because the final counting revealed that he got a total of 856 votes. According to the official website of th...

Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have arrested six suspected Internet fraudsters in separate raids carried out at various times across a number of locations in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory. The suspects: Chemezie Valentine Ezeife, Onwochei Chibuzor John, Onwochei Joel, Marvin Nwankwo, Prince Ojenike, and Jude Olatekobowale, were arrested following a tip-off.   Ezeife was arrested on January 16, 2019 at the Life Camp residential area in Abuja, following intelligence reports of shady activities traced to him. Among items recovered from him were a Mercedes Benz C300, Toyota Camry and Lexus Jeep, Seagate hard drive, four laptop computers, an ECOWAS international passport, various wrist watches, two iPhones and blackberry phones, and a Samsung phone. Several suspicious emails were also traced to his account. Investigation into the activities of another syndicate traced to the Nova Estate in Apo, led to the arrest of Joel and John (b...

The  Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG)  movement has launched a 3-month Global Campaign starting on Sunday January 13th, 2019, 90 days to making it 5 years since the Chibok Girls were last free citizens of Nigeria. In a statement released on Monday, the BBOG said: “This 90-day campaign is to pressure our government to free our 112  Chibok Girls, Leah Sharibu, Alice Ngaddah  and countless other abductees before the fifth anniversary of the abduction, which will come up on Sunday April 14, 2019.” The statement continued: As a movement made up of concerned Nigerians of all economic classes and provenance, we demand that our government: 1. Bring back our girls NOW and ALIVE! 2. Equip and look after the welfare of our police and our troops 3. Give our children safe and secure schools 4. Properly rehabilitate those who have been victims of conflict or crisis 5. Respond QUICKLY whenever something bad happens to our citizens, and 6. Communicate about what they are do...