A sad event occurred on 16/1/2020 at obosi street Onitsha South local government in Anambra State as a corpse of a young lady was found in a building, the girl was identified as a young lady living at the 5th floor of the next yard of the building.

According to eye witness, the young lady lived alone with her boyfriend in a 3 bedroom flat, it was around 7pm the boyfriend came down from the 5th story building asking his neighbors if they’d seen his wife, they said no.

Few minutes after he asked his neighbors, an alarm was raised about a dead body in the next compound, some of the neighbors went there to check the corpse, and was identified as the ‘missing wife’.

However, when the man was taken aside to ascertain what really happened between them, he denied any knowledge of wrongdoing, claiming they only had a minor argument and she left the apartment which was why he was looking for her prior to the moment she was found dead.

The Spokesperson of the distribution companies responsible for the distribution of electricity across Nigeria, Sunday Oduntan has asked Nigerians to stop calling them NEPA.

The Discos spokesperson told Nigerians to stop calling them NEPA because it shows they don’t want change, have not noticed there is a change and also don’t want electricity.

Oduntan who appeared on TVC’s ‘Your View’, also debunked claims of a 78% increase in electricity tariff as he pointed out that the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) is the independent regulatory body in charge of regulating the power sector just like the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) regulates banks.

He further revealed that more than 95% of what is used in Nigeria’s power sector are imported which is why there is a proposed increase in electricity tariff. Oduntan added that if the exchange rate is okay and there is reduced importation in the electricity sector, there will also be reduced electricity tariff.

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Chioma Uzodinma has become the first lady of Imo state following the swearing-in of her husband, Senator Hope Uzodinma as the governor of the state.

Chioma is the governor’s wife from his second marriage and she is a young 30-year-old law graduate of Imo state university.

The governor was formerly married to Augusta Uzodinma for 17 years and the marriage produced five children.