Beautiful UNN Female Graduate Bags First Class Degree in Law (Photo)

A beautiful Nigerian lady from the South-eastern part of the country is currently trending on Twitter after bagging a First Class degree in Law from the University of Nigeria Nsukka, UNN.

Chinelo

 

Chinelo has proven to the general public that it is not all about her beautiful face but the outstanding brains too. She just finished in flying colours from the University of Nigeria Nsukka in Enugu State.

 

She finished from the Faculty of Law with a First Class degree. According to her, about 74 students had Second Class Upper honours with their GPs abover 4 points.

 

She took to the micro-boggling site to make the announcement to the world.

 

See her tweets:

 

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EFCC Goes After President Buhari's New Son-in-Law Over N3b Fraud...See Details

The man who some days ago married Buhari's daughter is in serious trouble as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has gone after him.

Buhari's daughter got married to Mallam Gimba Ya'u Kumo on Friday

 

Mallam Gimba Ya’u Kumo (former MD Federal Mortgage Bank) who married President Muhammadu Buhari's daughter, Hajiya Fatima Muhammadu Buhari on Friday, 28th October, at her father’s home in Daura, Katsina state, is now under investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

 

It is believed the fraud was committed while he was the Managing Director of FMBN.

 

 

According to SaharaReporters, Kumo, who paid N100,000 as the bride price for the President's daughter's hand in marriage is said to have been involved in a N3 billion fraud and is now being investigated by the EFCC.

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Poland women go on strike to protest against law to ban abortion

Thousands of women across Poland are expected to go on strike in both their working and domestic lives to protest against a proposed new law that will effectively ban abortions.

Female workers across the country are planning to stage the walk-out tomorrow in a bid to bring the economy to a standstill and highlight their disgust at the proposed abortion bill.

They plan to wear black all day and will also refrain from doing any domestic chores in the household, including cooking and cleaning, as well as abstaining from sex.

Poland currently allows terminating pregnancy only at an early stage and when it threatens the life or health of the mother, when the baby is likely to be permanently handicapped or when pregnancy originates from a crime, for example rape or incest.

If the proposed new ban comes into force, it means all terminations would be criminalised and women could face up to five years in jail. Medics found assisting the termination would also be liable for prosecution and a prison sentence.

Critics fear the new law could mean that women who suffer miscarriages would be investigated and doctors could be put off conducting routine procedures on pregnant women in fear of being accused of facilitating an abortion.

Tomorrow's strike, dubbed 'the black protest', will take place in more than 60 different Polish cities.

Magda Staroszczyk, a strike co-ordinator, told the Guardian: 'A lot of women and girls in this country have felt that they don't have any power, that they are not equal, that they don't have the right to an opinion. This is a chance for us to be seen, and to be heard.'

The protest has been inspired by an all-out strike more than 40 years ago by women in Iceland, when 90 per cent refused to work, cook, or look after their children for a day in October 1975.

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