Author: Nsikak Ibatt

Tosin Bucknor Inspiration FM OAP, reported dead, age 37. Oluwatosin ‘Tosyn’ Bucknor,  and On-Air-Personality with inspiration FM has died. It has been learned that Bucknor was found dead by her husband, Aurèllien Boyer, when he arrived at home from work on Monday, 19th of November, 2018. Onome Obruthe, husband of her sister Funks Obruthe-Bucknor,  confirmed the demise of the petite media personality. “It is very sad”, he said when TheCable lifestyle put a call through to him this Tuesday morning. However, the cause of her death is still unknown. The media personality, a graduate of law from University of Lagos,…

A Federal High Court in Osogbo, Osun State, yesterday, Monday,, 19th of November, 2018 ordered that the “sex-for-mark” sacked senior lecturer at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Prof. Richard Akindele, should be remanded in prison custody. Justice Maurine Onyetenu ordered that Akindele be remanded at Ilesa prison for demanding sex from his post graduate student, Monica Osagie, before she could pass his course. The Professor of Management and Accounting was arraigned on a four- count charge by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related Offences Commission (ICPC). The anti-graft agency alleged that the accused unlawfully demanded sex from his student and…

If you have lost your West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination result, don’t panic, you can still get a replacement from the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC). In 2015, WAEC introduced ”Attestation of Results” that can be obtained on request for people who can’t find their original WASSCE result. And according to the council, the attestation of result can be used to replace the lost result/certificate. If you can’t find your SSCE result or certificate again, here is all you need to do to get a replacement from WAEC. 1. Write a Letter of Application requesting an Attestation of Result.…

Cross River State Government in partnership with the Federal Neuro Psychiatric Hospital, Calabar, provide succour to the Ogoja mentally deranged family following intense search and rescue The family of Mr. & Mrs. Ben Ogar popularly known as the Ogoja mentally deranged couple has been rescued following weeks of intense search by a team from the Cross River State Government and Federal Neuro Psychiatric hospital, Calabar, Cross River State. According to his wife, Mr. Ben and his wife lost their means of livelihood about the same time,  six years ago while still resident in Abuja with their two kids, and what…