Insurgency Didn’t Start From Protest – Shehu Sani Replies Zulum
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Former lawmaker, Senator Shehu Sani has expressed that the Boko Haram insurgency didn’t start from protest as opined by Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum.
Recall that while speaking to newsmen in Abuja on Friday, Governor Zulum warned #EndSARS protesters across the country to exercise caution, saying the Boko Haram crisis started through protests.
Reacting to this statement, the former lawmaker from Kaduna opined that the insurgency in the country started from extrajudicial killing.
Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Cynthia Nwadiora, alias Cee-C, decided to shoot her shot at a mystery man she met at a mall.
A video trending on social media captures the moment the reality TV star, who turned 28 on Friday, let go of her pride as she made a passionate appeal to the man.
The reality TV star told the man to reach out to her via social media.
Cee-C also described the man, saying he wore a black ‘senator’ and they both made eye contact but she hurriedly left the scene without taking a minute to interact with him.
The reality TV star, however, stated that she was waiting for him outside the mall because she cannot let her ‘blessings pass her by.’
Six Persons Test Positive For COVID-19 In A Boarding School: Lagos Commissioner
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Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Professor Akin Abayomi has revealed that five members of staff and a student have tested positive for COVID-19 in a secondary school in Lagos State.
He made this known in a statement titled, ‘Lagos confirms COVID-19 infection in secondary school’ and signed by the Commissioner for Health on Friday.
He said the first COVID-19 case in the school located in the mainland part of the state was detected on Tuesday.
The commissioner assured members of the public and stakeholders of the school that “the situation is completely under control.â€
He added that the Lagos State COVID-19 Incident Command System has begun an investigation into the incident.
Deforestation: Mobile Court Of Bauchi State Environmental Protection Agency Sentences 9 Persons To Prison, Confiscate 3 Trailer Loads Of Charcoals
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Deforestation: Mobile court of Bauchi State Environmental Protection Agency sentences 9 persons to prison, confiscate 3 trailer loads of charcoals
The Mobile Court of the Bauchi State Environmental Protection Agency (BASEPA) on Friday, November 6, sentenced nine persons to prison and confiscated three trailer loads of charcoals worth millions of Naira.
Deforestation: Mobile court of Bauchi State Environmental Protection Agency sentences 9 persons to prison, confiscate 3 trailer loads of charcoals
It was gathered that the trailers loaded with 500 bags of charcoals were intercepted based on a tip off at Nabardo village in Toro local government area of the state while coming out from Lame/Burra forest where charcoals were made and packaged.
Three trucks drivers were sentenced to thirty days imprisonment or option of fine of N10,000 and two weeks imprisonment or option of N5,000 fine each to their conductors.
The judgement was passed during the mobile court sitting at the Agency's Headquarters after a press conference by the Honourable Commissioner Ministry Of Housing and Environment Honourable Hamisu Muazu Shira, The Director General of the Agency Dr Ibrahim Kabir MNES and Honourable Musa Wakili Nakwada, Chairman House committee on Environment and Forestry.
The Court ruled that the confiscated charcoal are to be auctioned and lodge the money into the Bauchi State Government account,that the three owners of the charcoal are either to serve three calendar months imprisonment at the Bauchi Correctional service or to pay the sum of N100,000 each as compensation to the damages caused to the Bauchi State forest (Felling of Trees) and N35,000 each for engaging in the charcoal production.
All the judgement were passed in accordance with the provision of the Bauchi State Environmental and Conservation law 2017 as amended.
The Director General of the Agency Dr Ibrahim Kabir MNES said Deforestation is very dangerous to the environment and call the on the general public to avoid the attitude of Felling of trees, he also used the occasion to call on the general public to see the importance of planting of trees in other to fight all the problems of climate change and deforestation.
As professional Environmentalist,the Director General also used the occasion to highlight the relationship between trees and our well being as human being.
The commissioner of environment and housing Hamisu Shira while addressing the journalists explained that the ministry in partnership with the Bauchi State Environmental Protection Agency (BASEPA) and police impounded the charcoals and arrested the culprits.
According to him, felling of trees to make firewoods, timber or charcoals is proscribed in the state in view of the environmental hazards it causes in the state. He also stated that the culprits were taking the charcoals to Kano and Borno states urging the general public to always report illegal felling of trees in their domains.
The Chairman House committee on Environment and Forestry, Hon Musa Wakili Nakwada said the issues of felling of trees and charcoal production in the state was for a very long time banned and call on the general to desist from such actions.
Pogba Disappointed With Man United Over Contract Issue (See What He Said)
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Manchester United midfielder, Paul Pogba, has been left disappointed with the club’s decision to trigger a one-year extension clause in his contract last month, the UK Metro reports.
Pogba would have been free to sign a pre-contract agreement with foreign clubs from January 1.
But United decided to take up their option of extending the 27-year-old’s deal.
Pogba has been heavily linked with an exit from Old Trafford, but appeared rejuvenated after returning from injury in July.
His agents even claimed he was keen to agree fresh terms with the Premier League club.
But any attempt from Pogba and his team to ‘bounce’ United into contract talks have so far failed and the club’s decision to trigger the 12-month extension was met with surprise.
Stop Doing These 12 Mistakes Before Going To Bed;as Doing Such Could Harm And Affect You.
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