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A New Chapter for EverydayStoryNetwork: We’ve Moved to a New Facebook Page

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A New Chapter for EverydayStoryNetwork: Why We’ve Moved and How You Can Help For months, EverydayStoryNetwork has been more than just a Facebook page. It has been a growing community built on meaningful stories, educational content, inspiring conversations, and the unwavering support of thousands of incredible followers. Every like, comment, share, and word of encouragement has played a vital role in shaping this journey. To everyone who has been part of our story, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your support has been the foundation of everything we’ve achieved. Today, however, we have some unfortunate news to share. The personal Facebook account that managed our original EverydayStoryNetwork Facebook page was permanently disabled by Meta following a review. Because the page was connected to that account, we also lost administrative access to it. Although the original page is still visible on Facebook, we can no longer publish new content, respond to messages or comments, or m...

Femi Falana Threatens to Sue FG Over Allocation of Luxury Houses to Judges

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Femi Falana Threatens to Sue Federal Government Over Allocation of Luxury Houses to Judges Human rights lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Femi Falana , has announced plans to challenge the Federal Government in court over the allocation of newly built luxury houses to judges in Katampe District, Abuja , describing the policy as discriminatory and inconsistent with the principles of equality under the law. Falana’s remarks have sparked nationwide debate about the welfare of judicial officers, the use of public funds, and whether similar benefits should be extended to other categories of public servants.  Although no lawsuit has been filed yet, the senior lawyer says legal action is imminent. The controversy follows the Federal Government’s recent handover of newly completed residential houses to judges serving in various federal courts.  The housing project, located in Katampe District of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja , was developed as part of effor...

Anambra Varsity Suspends Anglican Priest Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct, Launches Probe

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Anambra Varsity Suspends Anglican Priest Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct, Launches Investigation Paul University, Awka , in Anambra State, has indefinitely suspended an Anglican priest and university staff member following allegations of sexual misconduct involving a student.  The institution announced that the suspension will remain in effect pending the outcome of an internal disciplinary process and an ongoing police investigation. The development has attracted widespread public attention and renewed discussions about the need for accountability, student safety, and due process within higher institutions.  It is important to note that the allegations have not been proven in court , and the suspended priest remains entitled to the presumption of innocence while investigations continue. The suspended staff member was identified as Ven. Cornelius C. Eze , an Anglican priest who serves as a Practical Biology Technologist in the Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences at Pau...

Enugu Court Jails Fake Prophet Over N136.4 Million Fraud, Orders Sale of Property

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  Enugu Court Jails Fake Prophet Over N136.4 Million Fraud, Orders Sale of Convict’s Property An Enugu State High Court has convicted and sentenced a self-acclaimed prophet for defrauding members of his church and other victims of more than N 136.4 million , bringing to a close a high-profile fraud case prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) .  The court not only sentenced the convict to a prison term but also ordered the sale of one of his properties to ensure that victims receive compensation for the money they lost. The judgment has generated widespread reactions, with many describing it as a significant step in holding individuals accountable for using religion as a cover for fraudulent activities. The convict was identified as Godwin Sunday Ajuluchukwucheya , popularly known as Prophet Sunday Koboko .  According to the EFCC, he was prosecuted after investigations revealed that he allegedly obtained huge sums of money from members of his c...