Evening recap: Wike rejects rigging claims, EFCC declares Maina wanted again, other top stories

Nyesom Wike has rejected allegations that he rigged the 2023 presidential election, saying the G5 strategy was aimed at stopping Atiku Abubakar from gaining votes in the South-South.
nThe EFCC has declared former pension reform task force chairman Abdularasheed Maina wanted over an alleged case of receiving stolen property.
nDavido’s sister, Sharon Ademefun, has revealed how she manages the singer’s finances and tries to limit his spending on luxury items.
nA Nigerian man has admitted withdrawing N1.4m from his sick mother’s account to fund betting before losing the money.
nPETROAN has ordered fuel station operators nationwide to check their dispensing meters following an NMDPRA warning over alleged under-dispensing.
nJAMB has introduced a process for candidates who have lost access to their registered phone numbers or email addresses to update their details.
nRead the top stories here:
n1. Wike rejects election rigging allegations, says G5 strategy outsmarted Atiku
nFCT Minister Nyesom Wike has dismissed allegations that he rigged the 2023 presidential election in favour of Bola Tinubu. He said the G5 strategy was designed to prevent Atiku Abubakar from securing more votes in the South-South.
nRead full story: Wike rejects election rigging allegations, says G5 strategy outsmarted Atikunn
n2. EFCC declares ex-pension boss Maina wanted again
nThe EFCC has declared former pension reform task force chairman Abdularasheed Maina wanted over an alleged case of receiving stolen property. The fresh notice comes after his previous conviction and imprisonment over money laundering offences.
nRead full story: EFCC declares ex-pension boss Maina wanted again
n3. How I manage Davido’s wealth, limit his luxury spending – Sister
nSharon Ademefun, Davido’s elder sister and Chief Financial Officer of Davido Music Worldwide, says she holds weekly finance meetings with the singer and tries to curb his luxury spending. Despite her warnings, she said new cars and other expensive purchases sometimes still appear.
nRead full story: How I manage Davido’s wealth, limit his luxury spending – Sistern
n4. Viral video: Man steals N1.4m from sick mother to gamble
nA young Nigerian man has admitted withdrawing N1.4m from his sick mother’s account and using the money for betting. He said the withdrawals began with N100,000 before he eventually lost the entire amount.
nRead full story: Viral video: Man steals N1.4m from sick mother to gamble
n5. PETROAN orders nationwide meter checks after NMDPRA under-dispensing warning
nPETROAN has directed its members to inspect their dispensing meters after the NMDPRA warned filling stations against under-dispensing petroleum products. Stations found short-changing consumers could face sanctions, including licence withdrawal.
nRead full story: PETROAN orders nationwide meter checks after NMDPRA under-dispensing warningn
n6. How to change phone number, email on JAMB portal
n nJAMB has opened a process for candidates who have lost access to their registered GSM numbers or email addresses to update their details. The procedure includes obtaining a court affidavit, paying the prescribed fee and completing biometric verification at a designated JAMB office.
nRead full story: How to change phone number, email on JAMB portaln
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