Edeson Online News: 09/08/13

Sunday 8 September 2013

…Funke Akindele To Launch 'Jenifa Perfume' -…

…Comic Actress, FUNKE AKINDELE plans to Venture into PERFUME Business…
Information available to EDESON ONLINE NEWS disclosed that estranged wife of socialite, OLOYEDE is waxing stronger in her career despite her not-so-good marriage that crashed recently. A reliable source informed us that Funke Akindele has made so much fame and fortune from the 'Jenifa' brand that she is set to launch a new perfume called 'Jenifa perfume'.

Photo: …TAX Evasion Rocks Canaan-land OTA….

… Winners Chapel Workers Fight Ogun State Tax Men …

… The outstanding taxes cover six years according to Ogun officials.

…Bishop Oyedepo Watches Beating Of Ogun Tax-Men By Church Members -

The Living Faith Church Worldwide, known as Winners Chapel, is in trouble with the Ogun State Government, following an accusation of tax evasion and alleged violent attack on officials of the state government who were at the church premises to effect the payment of outstanding taxes. The outstanding taxes cover six years according to Ogun officials.

The church is owned by one of Nigeria’s most influential and controversial cleric, David Oyedepo, who is also considered one of the richest clerics globally and who through his church owns three private jets.

The taxes are allegedly owed by a school, Kingdom Heritage Nursery School, belonging to the church. The school, a private school, is located within the church’s headquarters in Ota.

The Ogun State Government addressing a press conference on Friday showed a video to journalists in which the tax officers were seen being assaulted and detained for three hours by staff of the school.

The chairman of the Ogun State Internal Revenue Service, Jide Odubanjo, explained that the service has the statutory power to access and inspect financial records in the premises of any business located within the state. He added that the recent inspection was in line with the state’s drive to ensure compliance with extant tax laws and enforcement initiatives undertaken daily across the state.

He said that it was in view of these that tax officials visited the school on Thursday, after several reminders to offset the debt were ignored by the authorities.

Mr. Odubanjo expressed shock at the behaviour of some staff of the school which led to the assault of the officials.

“As a result of this incident, an officer of the Ogun State Internal Revenue Service is currently hospitalised in Ilaro while others with minor injuries have been treated and discharged. Additionally, a number of assets belonging to (the) Service were damaged beyond repair,” Mr. Odubanjo said.

He noted that it was the intervention of the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, of Onipanu in Ota Division that led to the release of the allegedly detained tax collector by the school and church staff.

The chairman, accompanied by three commissioners in the state during the press conference, said a formal complaint has been lodged with the police, stressing that government would not tolerate any form of violence against any of its officers or agent in the lawful discharge of their duties. He added that the state government would bring criminal and civil charges against all the perpetrators of the incident and ensure that they face the full wrath of the law.

“We condemn in the strongest terms any act of violence perpetrated against officers in the discharge of their legitimate duties. It is shocking and disheartening to see uniformed officers of OGIRS being violently assaulted. We view it as the height of irresponsibility and lawlessness for any person or group of persons to assault government officials who are performing their lawful duties,” he said.

The school authorities as well as the church are yet to react to the tax and violence claims of the Ogun government while the police said they are already investigating the attack.

“We are aware of the assault on officials of Ogun state Internal Revenue Service. The case was reported at Onipanu police station in Ota and we are going to investigate the matter thoroughly,” the Ogun State Police Command Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, told PREMIUM TIMES.
(SOURCE: Premium Times NEWSPAPERS)

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The Living Faith Church Worldwide, known as Winners Chapel, is in trouble with the Ogun State Government, following an accusation of tax evasion and alleged violent attack on officials of the state government who were at the church premises to effect the payment of outstanding taxes. The outstanding taxes cover six years according to Ogun officials.

Photo: …Please Say NO to ORAL SEX…

…American MAN Bites off His Girlfriend Clitoris During ORAL Sex…

This is a warning to all the men that loves giving ladies ORAL SEX during intercourse. If you have to do it please be very careful. Don’t bite her private part too hard to avoid destruction of the vagina.
Now let me tell you what happened to an American lady. Her boyfriend was sucking her private part, at some point he started biting her clitoris but mistakenly bite off her clitoris.
The lady was rushed to hospital for urgent medical attention.
NOW, You See? Even ladies, don’t bite off a man’s penis during ORAL SEX, take it easy and slowly.
Remember SEX is meant for adults and married people.
SAY NO TO SEX Before Marriage.
ENDY EDESON Say So.

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This is a warning to all the men that loves giving ladies ORAL SEX during intercourse. If you have to do it please be very careful. Don’t bite her private part too hard to avoid destruction of the vagina.
Now let me tell you what happened to an American lady. Her boyfriend was sucking her private part, at some point he started biting her clitoris but mistakenly bite off her clitoris.

Photo: Nollywood in Robbery MESS::
…Popular Nigerian Actress Jailed For Stealing IPAD Due to Frustration…

A 26-year-old actress Nancy Ndukwe of Jikwoyi, Abuja, was sentenced by Abuja Senior Magistrates’ Court on September 6, 2013, Friday. She was convicted for two months of imprisonment for stealing an IPad, IPhone and jewellery.

Cpl. Paul Anigbo, on the side of the prosecution, told the court that the matter was reported at the Lugbe Police Station by one Faith Njoku of Kapuwa Village, Lugbe, Abuja on September 2.

The prosecutor told the court that Nancy Ndukwe visited her friend Njoku on the above-mentioned date and stole her IPad, IPhone and jewellery, all valued at N190,000.

Cpl. Anigbo gave the value of each of the items as reported by the complainant: IPad – N100,000; IPhone – N50,000 and jewellery – N40,000.

The prosecutor informed that the police discovered all the stolen items in the convict’s possession.

Cpl. Anigbo stated that the offence contravened the provisions of Section 287 of the Penal Code.

The convict pleaded guilty to the charge but begged the court for mercy.

“I stole the items due to frustration. I have a one-year-old son to cater for. I am sorry and I promise not to do such again,” Nancy Ndukwe said.

Mr. Celestine Odo, the Magistrate, sentenced the convict for two months imprisonment or an option of N6,000 fine.

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A 26-year-old actress Nancy Ndukwe of Jikwoyi, Abuja, was sentenced by Abuja Senior Magistrates’ Court on September 6, 2013, Friday. She was convicted for two months of imprisonment for stealing an IPad, IPhone and jewellery.

Cpl. Paul Anigbo, on the side of the prosecution, told the court that the matter was reported at the Lugbe Police Station by one Faith Njoku of Kapuwa Village, Lugbe, Abuja on September 2.