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A fire outbreak on Monday occurred at the branch of the Access Bank Plc on the campus of the Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko, Ondo State. The fire, which started in the earlier hours on Monday was said to have destroyed some offices and the section of the Automated Teller Machine of the bank. It was also gathered that an undisclosed amount of money kept inside the ATMs was destroyed in the inferno. The cause of the fire was unknown as of the time of filing this report but a source said the cause of the fire could be connected to  The eyewitness said, “The fire incident affected the four new ATMs that were just installed at the bank and also some offices were burnt down by the fire. “It took the quick intervention of the men of the fire services department of the university before the situation could be brought under control. For some hours members of staff of the bank were unable to gain access into the bank as they were all outside discussing the incident.” ...

Samsung’s next-generation Galaxy Note 9 flagship phone is now just over a week away from being unveiled at the company’s upcoming Unpacked press conference in New York City. It might seem like there’s nothing left to learn about the new Note 9 after months of leaks and rumors flooded the web, but there actually are a few remaining question marks. For now, at least. If history has taught us anything it’s that all of the remaining blanks will likely be filled in over the course of the week to come, which certainly wouldn’t surprise anyone considered the fact that the Galaxy Note 9 is unquestionably the worst-kept secret in the industry right now. We’ve seen the design leak more than a dozen times, we’ve seen the specs reported over and over again, we know the phone’s release date, and we know about all the changes Samsung has in store for its flagship phablet in 2018. As we mentioned, however, there are still a few remaining questions. We’ve learned in recent weeks that the Galaxy N...

All Progressives Congress lawmakers in Benue State House of Assembly who are seeking the removal of Samuel Ortom have listed corruption allegations against the governor, accusing him of misappropriating billions in public funds while state workers groan amidst unpaid salaries. Reports out of Makurdi, the state capital, on Monday morning said eight lawmakers took over the premises, suspended 22 remaining lawmakers and served an impeachment notice on Mr Ortom. The Assembly has 30 members in total. It would take at least two-thirds to impeach the governor. Also, eight members cannot form a quorum, which requires at least one-thirds of the total. But the APC lawmakers, led by Terkimbi Ikyange, who was impeached as speaker last week by at least 22 members of the assembly, said they are capable of impeaching the governor. They reportedly took over the parliament this morning based on security arrangements provided by the police and the State Security Service. Mr Ikyange told reporte...