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Update: Wife Of RCCG Pastor Who Drowned With Their Two Children In Spanish Pool, Opens Up

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Olubunmi Diya, A broken-hearted Nigerian-British woman whose husband and two children drowned at the Costa Del Sol hotel in Spain has finally opened up saying they all knew how to swim.

She affirms she believes something was wrong with the pool. Gabriel, Olubunmi’s husband and children Praise-Emmanuel and comfort all died in the Spanish pool on Christmas Eve after Comfort got into difficulty in the water.

Comfort, 9, was the one dragged who now dragged the two others into the pool after she began struggling in the water. A report had it that she slipped and was unable to regain herself, then she started drifting towards the deep end of the six-and-a-half feet pool at Club La Costa World near Fuengirola at about 2 pm.

16-year-old Praise jumped into the water followed by their father Gabriel after hearing the screams of Favour who had been playing with Comfort some moment earlier.

The initial report was that the trio did not know how to swim properly, but the mother told Sky News on Friday 27 December that she believes something must have gone wrong with the pool saying that her husband and children all knew how to swim.

Mrs. Diya’s stand is contradicting the earlier reports quoting Favour who claimed that the family did not know how to swim. However, Autopsy reports show that the three family members died by drowning.

Late Pastor Diya was the Pastor in charge of the Open Heavens, a London branch of the RCCG. He ran his property business. Mrs. Diya on the other hand is an assistant pastor and a system analyst who owns her software firm. 

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MVP Award For The NBA All-Star Now To Be Called The Kobe Bryant MVP Award

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The NBA All-Star game has now to be called The Kobe Bryant MVP Award. NBA commissioner, Adam Silver made this announcement on Saturday 15th February.

The Kobe Bryant MVP Award will be given this Sunday at the closing of this year’s All-Star Game in Chicago. Both teams will be captained by Giannis Antetokounmpo and Lebron James respectively. Team Lebron will put on No 2 and team Giannis will put on No 24. These two numbers were worn by Gianna, Kobe’s daughter and Kobe Bryant.

Recall that Kobe won the All-Star Game MVP in 2002, 2007, 2009, and 2011. Also, he played as the youngest player to feature in the All-Star Game at 19 in 1998.

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Buhari Suspends NBC Boss, Modibbo Kawu

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Modibbo Kawu, the DG of the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, has been put on suspension by President Buhari. This came following his corruption charges by the Independent Corrupt Practices, ICPC.

This development was confirmed by Armstrong Idachaba, NBC’s Director of Broadcast Monitoring. Further, the most senior director in the commission has been directed to take over from Modibbo Kawu.

Modibbo Kawu is currently facing a 12-count charge bordering on money laundering, abuse of office, and misleading a public officer with the intent of defrauding the government.

So, this contravenes Section 26 (1) (c) of the Corrupt Practices and other Related Offenses Act 2000 and punishable under Section 19 of the same Act.

Beisdes, Modibbo was first arraigned in May 2019 over the alleged misappropriation of N 2.5 billion for the digital switch-over (DSO) program of the government.

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Coronavirus In Africa As Egypt Records The First Case

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The Health Ministry in Egypt has confirmed the first case of the deadly Coronavirus. The authorities made this disclosure on Friday 14th February in a press release. They said the World Health Organization has been informed and the patient is in isolation for monitoring and treatment.

The patient’s nationality was not given. However, Egypt is the 28th country in the world to record Coronavirus and the first in Africa.

So, over 64,000 cases of the Coronavirus have been diagnosed around the world and 1,363 persons have been confirmed dead since its outbreak in Wuhan, China

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