The most Anticipated Igbo Soap Opera, Ego Furu Uzo. Coming soon... Nnanna n'ata ego

After the hit of   "TINTA" on WAZOBIA TV a SOAP OPERA from the
stable of MEMSHACK digital production, comes again with the most Anticipated Igbo Soap Opera ' Ego Furu Uzo'.
Here are the back scene pictures below:

My mane is Chike Onuoha, I work for Commercial bank of Africa (CBA)

 I have a wife (Casandra)and beautiful daughter (Adaora) all was moving smoothly for us not until there was a devaluation of Currency which affected my bank it lead to the sack of many staff .

My wife and her Friend  introduced me to a die hard Yahoo guy (Nnanna) who leave on people wealth and sweat.

 I leaked the most confidential  data of the bank to him so that he can help me transfer an abandoned money in one of the account in my branch which belong to one Alhaji Dakula which nobody is coming to claim. 

All worked well but Nnanna refused to stop at the account rather he stretched to other account.my branch is in trouble.My job is at stake,my life is going down the dream....

SOURCE: Emma Chinedum

A-Court reserves judgement in Ibinabo Fiberesima’s suit

Lagos—The Court of Appeal  in Lagos, yesterday, reserved judgement in a suit filed before it by former beauty queen, Ibinabo Fiberesima, challenging the judgement of a Lagos High Court which sentenced her to five years imprisonment for the death of one Dr. Giwa Suraj. The appellant was sentenced to five years imprisonment by Justice Deborah Oluwayemi for reckless driving which caused the death of a staff of a Lagos State Hospital, Dr. Suraj, in an auto accident along the Lekki-Epe expressway, Lagos.

At the resumed hearing of the appeal yesterday, the appellate court presided over by Justice U.I. Ndukwe-Anyanwu (Mrs.) reserved judgement in the appeal after counsel of both parties adopted their written addresses. The court also ordered that the appellant, Fiberesima, who was not in court, to appear before it when judgement is to be delivered adding that the date will be communicated to the parties.

Fiberesima had earlier been awarded a N100, 000 fine by an Igbosere Magistrates’ Court, but the then Lagos State Attorney-General and Commissioner of Justice, Supo Sasore (SAN), felt unsatisfied with the judgement. This prompted the state government to take its case to the Lagos High Court. At the Lagos High court, Justice Oluwayemi set aside the option of fine imposed by the Magistrates’ Court and sentenced Fiberesima to five years imprisonment for dangerous and reckless driving.

In her judgement, Justice Oluwayemi held that the trial Magistrate exercised judicial recklessness when he gave the convict an option of fine. The court held that the option of N100, 000 given to the convict did not serve the purpose of justice in the matter and subsequently ordered a refund of N100, 000 to Ibinabo Fiberesima.

SOURCE: Onozure Dania