Nigerian Newspaper Headlines Today: 18th July 2020

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Magu Is Not The Only Muslim That Comes To My Church: Pastor Omale

The general overseer of Divine Hand of God Prophetic Ministry, Pastor Emmanuel Omale has described Ibrahim Magu, the suspended acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), as his son whom he can not deny.

Speaking on their relationship, he said he is sent to everyone by Jesus Christ and as such can not discriminate between Muslims and Christians.

Fraud Allegations: PDP Tasks Presidential Panel Over Magu’s Boast Of Reinstatement

The Peoples Democratic Party(PDP) has reacted after the embattled chairman of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission(EFCC), Ibrahim Magu expressed confidence that he would come out clean before the panel investigating him and also be reinstated back to his position.

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PDP while reacting via a statement on its official Twitter handle pointed alleged that the statement is an “affront on the integrity of the panel by the Justice Ayo Salami-led investigating him.”

I Will Be Cleared Of Allegations, Reinstated, Magu Brags

The embattled acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Magu, on Friday said he is not against the probe into his activity as the head of the anti-graft agency while also expressing confidence that he would come out clean and be reinstated.

Speaking via a statement he released by his lawyer, Mr Wahab Shittu, he said the allegation against him are ‘trumped up.’

Arotile’s Death Suspicious — Gani Adams

The Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Gani Adams has raised the alarm that the circumstance surrounding the death of Nigeria’s first female combat Helicopter Pilot, Totulope Arotile is suspicious.

Speaking via a statement by his media aide, Kehinde Aderemi, he called on the federal government to unravel the mystery surrounding her death.

Investigate Arotile’s Death, Sister Urges Nigerian Air Force

 

Damilola, the elder sister of late Nigeria first female combat helicopter pilot, Tolulope Arotile has raised the alarm that there is more to the death of the deceased.

Damilola in her statement implored the Nigerian Airforce to investigate the circumstance leading to her death.She further lamented how a car in reverse would kill her just like that.