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Aproko News 59

By Chief in 31 Jan 2017 | 15:33
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A young thief no more than the age of 13 was
apprehended in Sapele, Delta State after
breaking into home of a woman who lives in
NNPC road, Okirighwe to steal a DVD player.
The boy was identified himself as Felix was
caught in the act but he wasn't alone, he said
accomplice bailed at the first time of danger,
leaving behind his young partner in crime.
The young boy claimed he was an orphan, that
he lost his parents at a younger age, so for
him to survive he had to commence to
hustling.
After beaten mercilessly by residents, he was
then handed over to Okirighwe police station.
[color =red]OUR UNRELIABLE APROKO[/color] reports a good
Samaritan has advised the young criminal to
change his name to Oliver Twist so he can
have a happy ending in his life, since he is
just like the boy in the book who was an
orphan and pushed into crime.

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Leading Nigerian Actress and Producer Funke
Akindele has been voted as the 2016 Most
Influential Young Nigerian in a public ranking
poll conducted by reputable rating
establishment, Avance Media.
Funke Akindele who plays a lead role in her
self-produced TV series Jenifa’s Diary in 2016
made lot of waves in the entertainment
industry swept more accolades as she also
got voted the 2016 Most Influential Young
Nigerian in the Entertainment Industry as well
as the Most Influential Young Nigerian lady
on the ranking.
The ranking which features 100 young
Nigerians between the ages of 15 to 40 was
launched by Avance Media in 2016 and drew
participation from over 80 countries from
across the world who voted for the 100
nominees to make up the final ranking.
Following Funke keenly on the ranking are
Blogger Linda Ikeji, Motivational Speaker Jimi
Tewe, Tara Fela Durutoye and John Obidi
Below are also the Young Nigerians voted as
the Most Influential in their various categories
related to their field of work:
Business: Suleiman Bello – CEO, Sublime
Group
Sports: Mikel John Obi – Footballer
Media: Linda Ikeji, Blogger
Lifestyle: Tara Fela Durutoye – CEO, House of
Tara
Entertainment: Funke Akindele, Actress &
producer
Law & Governance: Tolu Ogunlesi – SA New
Media, Presidency
Social Entreprise & Philanthropy: Muna
Onuzo, Gazzelle Academy
Leadership & Civil Society: Akin Oyebode,
Exec. Sec, LSETF
Personal Development & Academia: Jimi Tewe,
Motivational Speaker
Science & Technology: Mark Essien – CEO,
Hotels.ng
MD of Avance Media, Prince Akpah extended
his appreciation to all who participated in the
voting process and encouraged all young
Nigerians making strides to make the country
better for all to continue their good work and
inspire more Nigerians to become change
agents.
[color =purple]OUR UNRELIABLE APROKO[/color] reports he was
going to be nominated among the most
influnetial young Nigerians but the poll
organisers couldn't tell how old he really is
because even Roes himself doesn't know
how old he is because he wasn't given birth
certificate when he was born.
31 Jan 2017 | 15:33
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Lol good
31 Jan 2017 | 15:43
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I neva see my name dia oh
31 Jan 2017 | 15:49
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I'm cominq.
31 Jan 2017 | 16:07
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congratulations to jenifa
31 Jan 2017 | 16:51
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nice dough
1 Feb 2017 | 15:59
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