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Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha, has refuted claims that he runs a family government. Okorocha has been accused of running the affairs of the Imo state govt with only members of his family. The most recent accusation came when he appointed his younger sister, Ogechi Ololo, as the Commissioner for Happiness and Purpose Fulfillment in the state. Speaking when he received members of a support group, Rochas Mandate Movement, that held a rally  in his honor in Owerri, the state capital yesterday, December 15th, said that those behind the allegation have missed the point. 'More than 4,000 children had gone to University through Rochas Foundation and more than 15,000 of such children are also in the various colleges of the Foundation. When some of them graduate, they chose to be with me and I cannot afford to say  no  to them and if any of such children becomes anything under me, they would say he or she is a member of Rochas Family” Speaking...

A Facebook user claimed that a priest resurrected a dead man after his body had been in the mortuary for three weeks, but Freeze blasted the report and gave reasons why it can't be true. The Facebook user, Izu Nwaobi Joe Okakwu claimed he was present to witness the "miracle" which happened at Aladimma hospital, Owerri on December 13. He shared a photo of the man lying at the back of a car before his "resurrection" and another of him after he came back to life. He also shared videos of the supposed miracle and an argument ensued on his Facebook page with some saying it was possible and others sayin it was fake. Freeze has now weighed in on the debate, giving reasons why it isn't possible that the man was brought back to life after 3 weeks. Read below. Watch the supposed resurrection footage below.

Today, Nigeria's President Buhari hosted the 52nd ECOWAS Heads of State Summit in Abuja.

Kenneth Okolie tied the knot with his woman, Jessica Nwakah, yesterday December 16th. Happy married life to them...

Prince Aminu Sanusi Lamido, the first son of His highness, the Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, has joined the Nigeria Police Force. Born in 1991, Prince Aminu joined the Nigeria Police after he graduated from University of Buckingham in the UK with a Bsc in Accounting. He then proceeded to Riyad in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia where he studied Arabic before coming back to Nigeria and did his Nysc in Lagos. The prince then joined the service of the Nigeria Police, Plateau Academy where he passed out as an ASP today December 15th. Prince Aminu's late grand father, Emir Ado Bayero was a police officer before he joined the diplomatic work, then became the emir of Kano.

  Mr Saleh Dunoma, Managing Director, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), has warned airport users to be mindful of the Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) camera at the nation’s airports. Dunoma gave the warning at the Anti-Corruption Sensitisation Programme organised for the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and Aviation Sector Workers at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on Thursday. He disclosed that FAAN had started recording all activities of airport users from the tollgate till they boarded aircraft in its resolve to support the fight against corruption and other crimes. Dunoma said that the authority was collaborating with all security agencies operating at the airport to aid timely and proper investigation into incidences of theft and money laundering through its CCTV footages. According to him, anytime there is investigation, they always go back and play it so that they can also handover to any government agency that re...