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Gospel Power Assembly Holds Women Convention
President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday said his administration had nothing to hide in respect of the claim by a former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Lamido Sanusi, that $20bn oil money was not remitted to the Federation Account by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.
To prove this, he said he had directed that the full report by PriceWaterHouse which was commissioned to carry out a detailed investigation into the activities of the NNPC be made public immediately.
Jonathan, in a statement in Abuja by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, also described the allegation by the All Progressives Congress that his officials were embarking on last minute illegal actions as “unfortunate and uncharitable.”
To prove this, he said he had directed that the full report by PriceWaterHouse which was commissioned to carry out a detailed investigation into the activities of the NNPC be made public immediately.
Jonathan, in a statement in Abuja by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, also described the allegation by the All Progressives Congress that his officials were embarking on last minute illegal actions as “unfortunate and uncharitable.”
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
Colombia arrests 298 in sweep against child sex abuse
Authorities in Colombia have arrested 298 people in a nationwide operation against child sex offenders, prosecutors said.
More than 1,180 arrest warrants were issued for the April 20-21 operation, and 298 people have been detained so far, the office of the country’s top prosecutor said.
This year, authorities have received 11,729 reports of such crimes involving 12,921 minor victims, they added.
The bulk of the crimes were alleged sexual assaults against minors under the age of 14.
UNICEF said in its latest report on children in Colombia that 86 percent of sex assault investigations were for crimes against minors.
More than 1,180 arrest warrants were issued for the April 20-21 operation, and 298 people have been detained so far, the office of the country’s top prosecutor said.
This year, authorities have received 11,729 reports of such crimes involving 12,921 minor victims, they added.
The bulk of the crimes were alleged sexual assaults against minors under the age of 14.
UNICEF said in its latest report on children in Colombia that 86 percent of sex assault investigations were for crimes against minors.
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