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Byington Bombshell Report: Vatican, UK Crown, Canadian Gov. Killing Children; CCP & Democrats Poisoning Land, Water, Food | Politics | Before It's News
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The Burden of Truth: DSP Barau Jibril's Leadership Test
The Burden of Truth: DSP Barau Jibril’s Leadership Test By Abba Dukawa In the context of leadership, “The Burden of Truth” refers to the challenges and responsibilities that come with making difficult decisions, confronting harsh realities, and being accountable for one’s actions. A true leader can confront difficult issues, make tough decisions, and take responsibility for their actions.
FG begins N50 electronic levy deductions from Opay, Moniepoint, others users
The federal government has commenced N50 electronic levy deductions from transactions of N10,000 and above made by users of financial technology (Fintech) companies, including Opay, Moniepoint, Kuda, and others.
11th session of Nigeria-South Africa Bi-National Commission opens with ministerial meeting
CAPE TOWN (Sundiata Post) – The 11th session of the Nigeria-South Africa Bi-National Commission (BNC) commenced on Monday with a ministerial meeting in Cape Town, South Africa.
CBN set to retire 1,000 workers
Barring any last-minute changes, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will soon retire about 1,000 of its employees before the end of the year, investigations have shown. Reliable sources at the apex bank’s headquarters revealed that the retirement would gulp over N50 billion in payoff to the affected workers. In what it described as a strategic realignment of its workforce, the CBN’s Board of Governors, led by Olayemi Cardoso, had expressed commitment to reducing the workforce.
Police arraign 113 foreigners for cybercrime, immigration offences
According to a statement on Monday via X, by the Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the arrests were made on November 3, 2024, in Jahi, a suburb of the Federal Capital Territory, following an operation conducted by the National Cyber Crime Centre and Zone 7 Command. During the operation, police recovered a range of sophisticated digital equipment believed to have been instrumental in the syndicate’s cyber activities.
Good life Nigerians lived before petrol subsidy removal was fake - Tinubu
ABUJA (Sundiata Post) – President Bola Tinubu has said that Nigerians lived fake lives before the petrol subsidy removal in 2023. Tinubu stated this while speaking at the 34th and 35th combined convocation ceremonies of the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) in Ondo state on Saturday. According to the president, the removal of the petrol subsidy and the unification of exchange rates was necessary to save Nigeria from the brink of collapse.
IPOB reacts to declaration of Biafra in Finland
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has criticized the recent declaration of a “second Biafra independence” by Simon Ekpa’s faction in Finland. Emma Powerful, IPOB’s spokesperson, dismissed the event as “idiocy exhibited by a group of nincompoops,” describing it as a scam intended to undermine the legitimate Biafran struggle.
Fire razes trademore estate’s market in Abuja
ABUJA (Sundiata Post) – An early morning fire has razed the only market in Trademore Estate, Lugbe Abuja. The fire is said to have started at about 3.30 am when Abuja Electric Distribution Company (AEDC) restored electricity. However, the exact cause is yet to be ascertained. Channels Television could not also report what was destroyed in the fire as at time of filing this report.
FG introduces malaria vaccine into national routine immunisation schedule
The development was after it vowed to eliminate Malaria following a loss of $1.1bn annually to the health crisis. Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate, the Coordinating Minister for Health & Social Welfare at the inaugural meeting of the Advisory on Malaria Elimination in Nigeria (AMEN) held in Abuja last week, described malaria as not just a health crisis, but also an economic and developmental emergency that must be eliminated.
Port Harcourt refinery resumes full operations after brief scale down
RIVERS (Sundiata Post) – The Port Harcourt refinery has resumed full operations after a brief ”scaling down”, Mr Ibrahim Onoja, the company’s Managing Director has said. Addressing newsmen after a facility tour of the refinery on Sunday night, Onoja said the facility had resued distribution of products, including Premium Motor Spirit, kerosene, and diesel. ”The refining plant has undergone extensive upgrades to enhance efficiency and reliability which had also impacted on production capacity.
Borno Govt moves to construct first rail network
MAIDUGURI (Sundiata Post) – The Borno Government has unveiled plans to construct the first intra-city rail network in northern Nigeria. Alhaji Mohammed Bamanga, Commissioner for Transport and Energy, who made this known, said that the landmark project is designed to improve transportation, boost economic activities, and foster sustainable urban development.
IDPs of South-East Nigeria, By Emeka Omeihe
A worrisome picture of the humanitarian crisis engendered by violence and ecological challenges in the south east was laid bare last week by Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives (DSP), Benjamin Kalu. In a roundtable discussion with representatives of International Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), Kalu reeled out startling statistics on Internally Displaced Persons IDPS from the south east region.
Minimum Wage: You’re being unfair to us, Kaduna govt. tells NLC
Sani’s Chief Press Secretary, Malam Ibraheem Musa, in a statement said it was a misrepresentation for the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) in the state to claim the state government has defaulted. “It is unfair to lump the state with some others yet to do so,” he said. Musa added that NLC’s lumping of Kaduna State with others was grossly unfair because the least paid worker received N72,000 as gross salary in the month of November.
Mass murder on River Niger, By Lasisi Olagunju
“As of today, the combined efforts of NEMA, Kogi State Emergency Management Agency and the Red Cross have recovered 54 bodies. Unfortunately, there was no manifest for the boat, which makes it difficult to confirm the exact number of passengers. The journey took place at night, and none of the passengers had life jackets.” The Head of Operations of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in Kogi State, Justin Uwazuruonye, told the above to newsmen on Saturday.
Napier's EIT Te Pūkenga Faces Campus Disruption as Cyclone Damage Delays Full Reopening - BNN Breaking
Napier’s EIT Te Pūkenga Faces Campus Disruption as Cyclone Damage Delays Full Reopening The EIT Te Pūkenga campus in Napier has been severely disrupted by Cyclone Gabrielle, with an estimated 90% of ground floor buildings flooded and filled with silt. Consequently, students from 17 courses have had to relocate their studies off-campus to various locations in the Napier and Hastings area.
PM Modi's Tradition of Celebrating Diwali with Soldiers: A Symbol of Unity, Respect, and Commitment - BNN Breaking
PM Modi’s Tradition of Celebrating Diwali with Soldiers: A Symbol of Unity, Respect, and Commitment Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a long-standing tradition of celebrating Diwali with the soldiers guarding India’s borders. Since taking office in 2014, he has made it a point to spend the festival of lights with the armed forces, traveling to remote locations to express his gratitude for their sacrifices.
Unsuspecting Man Smokes Marijuana Outside Police Station, Sparks Broader Debate - BNN Breaking
Unsuspecting Man Smokes Marijuana Outside Police Station, Sparks Broader Debate A seemingly ordinary morning in Hamburg turned into an ironic spectacle when a 20-year-old man decided to light up a joint, not realizing he was doing so right in front of a police station. The strong scent of cannabis didn’t go unnoticed, catching the attention of several federal police officers who found the young man, joint still in hand.
Hurricane Otis Aftermath: Acapulco's Road to Recovery - BNN Breaking
Hurricane Otis Aftermath: Acapulco’s Road to Recovery The aftermath of Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Mexico, has left the city grappling with the devastating impact of the natural disaster. The hurricane transformed from a tropical storm to a Category 5 hurricane in just 12 hours, catching residents and authorities by surprise.
Navigating the Migration Debate in Europe: The Cases of Netherlands and Germany - BNN Breaking
Navigating the Migration Debate in Europe: The Cases of Netherlands and Germany In the heart of Europe, the discourse surrounding migration and asylum policies is becoming increasingly polarized, particularly in the Netherlands and Germany. The recent influx of migrants, asylum seekers, and students has ignited political debate and prompted contentious policy proposals, reflecting broader tensions across the continent.
Marseille Shooting: Unmasking the Underlying Socio-economic Triggers and Urgent Need for Resolution - BNN Breaking
Marseille Shooting: Unmasking the Underlying Socio-economic Triggers and Urgent Need for Resolution The recent shooting incident in Marseille, France, which resulted in the deaths of two individuals and injuries to three others, has once again brought to light the ongoing issue of violent confrontations and organized crime in the city, particularly related to drug trafficking.
KL Rahul's Strategy Revelation and a Deep Dive into India's Cricket Legacy - BNN Breaking
KL Rahul’s Strategy Revelation and a Deep Dive into India’s Cricket Legacy Indian cricketer KL Rahul, fresh from scoring a century in a recent match, has made a significant statement about the team’s strategy, focusing on the importance of intensity and effort in the final phase of the game. His remarks underline a strategic approach to cricket, emphasizing the need to go full tilt in the last 10 overs.
Jamaican Schools Disrupted by Bomb Threats: A Community on Edge - BNN Breaking
Jamaican Schools Disrupted by Bomb Threats: A Community on Edge A recent spate of bomb threats at multiple schools in Jamaica has led to widespread disruptions and anxiety among students, parents, and the community. These threats, conveyed via email, have forced the evacuation of several schools and led to significant strain on law enforcement resources.
Israel’s Genocidal War Against Gaza: What’s Happening, Why, Where This May Go… and What YOU Need to Do About It
Americans are being inundated with news coverage of Israelis killed, wounded, or taken hostage in the October 7 raid on Israel by Hamas (see previous coverage at revcom.us.). The media is putting special emphasis on dead and missing Americans, as if American lives are more important than anyone else’s. To be clear, Hamas’s wanton murders of non-combatants, including children, were war crimes and cannot in any way be upheld.
सिटी सेंटर: राजस्थान के जोधपुर में सामूहिक हत्याकांड से हड़कंप वीडियो - हिन्दी न्यूज़ वीडियो एनडीटीवी ख़बर
पुणे पुलिस ने पकड़ा 5 लाख इनाम के दो फरार आतंकी 1:18 दिल्ली में चालान पर चालान,भरते क्यों नहीं? 3:46 दिल्ली ट्रैफिक पुलिस की मांग-चालान न भरने वालों के ड्राइविंग लाइसेंस हो सस्पेंड 3:00 जोधपुर में 6 महीने की मासूम समेत एक ही परिवार के 4 लोगों की पहले की हत्या, फिर शवों को जलाया 1:30 स्पेशल CP ट्रैफिक ने कहा- ट्रैफिक तोड़ने वालों के खिलाफ कार्रवाई के लिए दूसरे राज्यों से भी मदद लेंगे 3:28 जोधपुर में एक ही परिवार के 4 लोगों की पहले की हत्या, फिर शवों को जलाया 2:22
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Media, Mass Murder, and the Law: A Q&A With Maria Ressa
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Media, Mass Murder, and the Law: A Q&A With Maria Ressa
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Waterloo police officers take complaints to OCA
Three Waterloo police officers are taking their case to the Ontario Court of Appeal after a Superior Court judge denied them class action certification on the basis that the case did not fall under the court’s jurisdiction. In Rivers v. Waterloo Regional Police Services Board, Justice Deena Baltman wrote that it was “with some regret” that the court has no jurisdiction over the dispute but that it must be dealt with in labour arbitration or the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal.
LSO tribunal looks at mental health
A Law Society of Ontario tribunal has decided to move forward with the termination of a lawyer’s licence, in a decision that included a lengthy analysis of the lawyer’s mental health issues. The law society did, however, decide to allow the lawyer to surrender his licence, rather than having it revoked. The July 6 decision, Law Society of Ontario v.
Ruling dismissing libel action to be appealed
A prominent class action litigator turned political activist says he intends to appeal a Superior Court ruling that dismissed a libel action he brought against B’nai Brith Canada after it suggested in an online post that he advocated on behalf of terrorists.
Networking and the #MeToo movement
The #MeToo movement was brought to the forefront in 2017 following the allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. The movement is alive and well in Canada. Patrick Brown resigned as Ontario Progressive Conservative leader in January 2018 over allegations of sexual impropriety toward two young women. Kent Hehr, federal minister of sport and persons with disabilities, stepped down from cabinet over sexual harassment allegations.
Imperfection rules
If much of modern technology focuses on extracting the messiness and toil out of life (like automated cars and artificial intelligence, for example), then one could assume that the law exists to clarify matters when things, indeed, go wrong. And go wrong they will. As a colleague of mine recently said to me — humans are, by their very nature, imperfect. Our courts system is imperfect. Lawyers themselves are imperfect.
A Law Society of Ontario tribunal has decided to move forward with the termination of a lawyer’s licence, in a decision that included a lengthy analysis of the lawyer’s mental health issues. Do you support moves by the regulator to recognize mental health
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Personal injury lawyers turn to litigation financing
Lawyers who represent plaintiffs in smaller personal injury firms say they are turning to specialized litigation financing to fund disbursements and expert witnesses, as well as other expenses. Lawyers point to financial challenges they say they are increasingly confronting within the personal injury practice. Plaintiff-side lawyers say the costs for disbursements have increased significantly in the past decade.
Lawyers need to be aware of overhaul of construction laws
An overhaul of construction laws has the potential to reduce the number of payment disputes and speed up the dispute resolution process, lawyers say. During the multi-stage transition process, it will be vital that lawyers keep track of the timeline for each tweak of the massive law to avoid professional liability, says Ted Betts, head of infrastructure and construction at Gowling WLG LLP in Toronto.
Law clerk awarded damages in dispute with lawyer
A law clerk can collect damages from a lawyer after the two gave differing accounts of how their business dissolved, the Superior Court of Justice said in a recent decision. In Curley v. Taafe, 2018 ONSC 3150, law clerk Antoinette Curley sued Oshawa lawyer Lesley Mary Taafe for breach of a business agreement. The two had an arrangement where Curley would refer real estate clients to Taafe.
A Toronto law firm will be removing names from hundreds of applications it receives from law students hopeful to land a summer position at the firm, in an effort to promote more diverse recruitment. Do you think this is a good idea? | Law Times
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Appeal filed over acquittal of man involved in attack
The federal government is seeking another opportunity to convince a court that a selfradicalized attacker who acted on his own initiative is subject to the Criminal Code provisions related to committing indictable offences for the benefit of a terrorist group.
Legal battle over dial-a-dope operations may go to SCC
A legal battle over whether certain kinds of undercover investigations are entrapment when there is not reasonable suspicion that a specific target is engaged in criminal activity may ultimately be headed to the Supreme Court of Canada. A notice to seek leave to appeal has been filed over a decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal last month. The June 11 ruling in R. v.
Restraint urged for summary conviction appeal judges
The Ontario Court of Appeal has issued a reminder to summary conviction appeal judges that it should use restraint in any inquiry into how the lower court managed the trial process. “The jurisdiction of a summary conviction appeal judge is limited,” wrote Justice Ian Nordheimer in R. v. Polanco. “A summary conviction appeal judge is not entitled to retry the case or to substitute his or her own view of the evidence for that of the trial judge.
No end to Mr. Big investigations after Hart
After the Supreme Court issued its ruling in July 2014 in R. v. Hart, which outlined a framework for trial courts to assess “Mr. Big” police undercover operations, the characterization of the decision by major media outlets and some legal scholars was similar. The judgment was described as requiring stricter rules for police and setting a high standard for any evidence obtained in these investigations to be ruled admissible.
How the Power Elite Runs Us
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831) was a highly influential German philosopher. To this day his Hegelian Dialectic is a model used by central powers of government to create a problem that causes a reaction most often in the form of a crisis or series of crises, and consolidation of concentrated power results in fewer hands as a consequence of the proposed solution put forth by the same political body that created the problem and crises in the first place.
Mass murder in North Harris county residence leaves eight dead - Your Houston News: News
According to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, six of the victims were children and two were adults ranging in age from six years to 50 years. Sgt. Craig Clopton with the homicide division confirmed during a press conference on Sunday afternoon that three of the deceased were female and five were male. “This case is in its initial stages,” Sgt. Clopton said during Sunday’s press conference.
Mass murder in northwest Harris County residence leaves eight dead - Your Houston News: Cypresscreek Mirror
Harris County Sheriff’s Sgt. Craig Clopton with the homicide division confirmed during a press conference Sunday afternoon that three of the deceased were female and five were male. “This case is in its initial stages,” Clopton said during Sunday’s press conference. “We have a long way to go.” According to Harris County officials, Conley allegedly had a prior domestic partnership with the adult female, Valerie Jackson, 40.
Mass murder in northwest Harris County residence leaves eight dead - Your Houston News: News
Harris County Sheriff’s Sgt. Craig Clopton with the homicide division confirmed during a press conference Sunday afternoon that three of the deceased were female and five were male. “This case is in its initial stages,” Clopton said during Sunday’s press conference. “We have a long way to go.” According to Harris County officials, Conley allegedly had a prior domestic partnership with the adult female, Valerie Jackson, 40.
Steve Huff, Author at True Crime Report
?Mark your calendars and make some notes, y’all: – September 15, 2009: Paul LaRosa and Maria Cramer’s true crime hardcover Seven Days of Rage: The Deadly Crime Spree of the Craigslist Killer hits bookstores. LaRosa is also a producer for CBS but if he keeps it up he’ll became a name in true crime print as well. I’m looking forward to reading Seven Days, very soon.
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