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D’banj pictured [left] with World Bank President Jim Yong Kim D’banj, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim And Fally Ipupa Pictured Together. Koko Master and Congolese singer, Fally Ipupa performed at a closed session for the staff of World Bank which also had the president of the global institution, Jim Yong Kim in attendance.

Ondo People Are Appeasing The Gods For The Epidemic Disease  A community of Ondo state is reported to have today begun the process of cleansing their land in a bid to appease the gods over a plague believed to have been brought to them by some persons who desecrated and stole from their shrine. The deadly illness that hit the community has killed at least 14 people so far. The Ondo state commissioner for Information had earlier announced that the illness and sudden death is connected to an exhumed corpse. That the people who've died so far were those who had contact with the people who exhumed the corpse. But some people believe it is more than simply possible contact with pathogens in a decomposing body. These people have claimed that the strange ailment has some spiritual undertones, and is not really a medical epidemic. They say some people sold the deity/oracle/idol that is being worshipped in the town for a sum of N20million to some whites. After the deal was d...

According to an exclusive  Punch  report, he did. Below is what they are reporting... Following the defeat suffered by President Jonathan and his party, the PDP during the March 28 and April 11 elections, the President has asked the party and government officials who handled campaign funds to refund monies not spent, or those not judiciously expended,  Sunday Punch  can authoritatively report. Jonathan, credible sources said, has also set up a committee of five to get those with the funds to return them. Sources within the party and government told our correspondents that President Jonathan was disturbed that despite giving campaign coordinators, ministers, special advisers, close aides and friends, support groups and traditional rulers over N2trn in cash, most of them could not deliver their polling booths and local governments. The President was said to have been further irked by the results of an investigation he ordered. The probe showed that som...