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BREAKING!!! EFCC Arrests Benue State Governor’s Aide For Having Hot S*x With Young Girls

Operatives of the Makurdi Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have arrested the Special Adviser to the Executive Governor of Benue State on Documentation, Research, and Planning, Dr. Mkor Aondona for alleged sextortion and cyber bullying.

He was arrested on Friday June 20, 2025 in Makurdi following claims of some female students accusing the governor’s aide of unethical and criminal behavior involving sexual exploitation, cyber bullying and blackmail.

The petitioners alleged that Aondona was routinely recruiting slim and attractive girls for ushering jobs and insisted on sexual favours as a condition for selection. Based on this, they became vulnerable to having sexual affairs with him but unknown to them, he had videos of every sexual act without their consent and was always threatening to leak the videos if they refused to continue having sex with him.

Aondona was also alleged to be involved in blackmail—sending explicit videos of the girls allegedly recorded without their knowledge or consent through several messaging platforms. Some of the videos are said to be in circulation.

The suspect will soon be charged to court.

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According to a recent disclosure on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, Adaora Umeoji, CEO of Zenith Bank, has invested approximately N3.3 billion in the acquisition of 68.8 million units of the bank's shares. Prior to this investment, Umeoji held approximately 90.2 million shares of Zenith Bank, in addition to 1.7 million indirect units, with a combined value of N4.32 billion. For Umeoji, this investment represents more than just a financial transaction; it serves as a testament to her confidence in the bank's future prospects. Having joined Zenith Bank as a youth corps member in 1998, Umeoji has risen through the ranks to become one of the bank's most prominent figures. In 2024, she was the highest-paid employee in Nigeria's banking industry, earning N874 million. Consequently, Umeoji benefits financially from the bank in two ways: through her salary and dividend earnings from her shares.

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