On behalf of my family, I thank those present and also well-wishers for their prayers at the Wedding Fatiha of my dear son, @HHMustaphaAA and his wife, Afrah El-Nafaty. May Allah bless you all for making it a truly special day for me and my family. -AA

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Body parts of woman believed to have been murdered has been found on a road side in Abuja. The parts where found dumped at Area 3 Junction in Abuja on Tuesday, December 10, 2019.

The severed parts of the woman's body -- her head, hands, and limbs, were found in different polythene bags at the junction that leads to Living Faith Church.

Passersby who discovered the body contacted the police who Later arrived and took the body parts away.

Source: https://www.ogbeta.ng/2019/12/fresh-womans-body-parts-found-dumped-in.html

There was a mild drama at the Federal High Court in Abuja on Wednesday when Fatima Abdullahi, a younger sister of Abdulrasheed Maina, was giving evidence as a prosecution witness in the ongoing trial of the former Chairman of the defunct Pension Reform Task Team.

Fatima, who was brought as a prosecution witness by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC), told the court that her brother surreptitiously used her picture and name to operated a bank account without her knowledge.

Testifying before the Federal High Court, Abuja, the witness, who gave her testimony behind a screen, said she never knew that Maina was operating an account with her details until she was arrested after she went to the bank to complain about her blocked Automated Teller Machine (ATM) card.

Identifying herself as a civil servant and resident of Kaduna, the woman told the court that she and Maina were from the same parents. The witness said she never heard of a company called Common Input and Investment Nigeria Limited, which was charged alongside her brother.

Narrating how she got to know about the company, the witness said:

“Sometimes in August 2019, I went to the ATM unit of Diamond Access Bank to withdraw some money. Unfortunately, I could not. So, I went inside the bank to see the manager to complain. The manager told me to hold on, that he would find out the reason.

“After waiting for an hour, the manager told me that I was under arrest and he took me to an office and asked me to wait for the EFCC official to come and take me to their office in Kaduna. “That was when the manager told me that my accounts were blocked.

So when the EFCC official came, they took me to their office for questioning. When we got there, the officials were asking me if I know any company by the name Common Input, to which I told them I do not. In fact, that was the first time I was hearing about the name.