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If Mohammed Abubakar Adamu leaves as Inspector-General of Police by the end of January 2021, how would the people remember his two-year tenure? The answer that would jump to most minds could be the #EndSARS protest. Yet it is the type of narrative that he would not want to be associated with his stay his tenure. Advertisement The police claim they are misunderstood. Adamu’s tenure is wrapped in that understanding that that denies the police a chance to explain their unique challenges that str...

The New Brunswick government says all cases are self-isolating and being investigated. “We all want to move back to the Yellow alert level of recovery as soon as possible,” said Dr. Jennifer Russell, New Brunswick’s chief medical officer of health in Saturday’s media release. “One way we can get there is if everyone downloads and uses the COVID Alert app.” SCHOOLS IN ZONE THREE (FREDERICTON AREA) On Friday, three cases were confirmed at Woodstock High School, and one at Townsvie...

The NSW Health Minister has warned everyone must wear a mask at all times if they are attending the SCG New Year's Test or they risk facing a fine. Health Minister Brad Hazzard said the new restriction would now be imposed after a man who tested positive for coronavirus attended the MCG for the Boxing Day Test. The Victorian government has confirmed a man who has since tested positive for COVID-19 attended day two of the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne, sitting in Zone Five of the Great Southe...

SCG Test: Wearing masks mandatory for spectators ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Wed, Jan 6 2021 23:03 IST | ​ 0 Views   Aus vs Ind: Crowds to return to stadia for mens cricket after 8 months. Image Source: IANS News Sydney, Jan 6 : Spectators attending the third Test between Australia and India at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) starting Thursday will have to wear masks at all times except when eating and drinking, the New South Wales (NSW) government announced on Wednesday. "From the m...

  The pandemic has drastically slowed Manhattan leasing since March, curbing not only the number of deals, but also their dollar value. The Real Deal, using data compiled by Compstak, ranked Manhattan office leases signed in 2020 by the amount of rent scheduled to be paid over the life of the deal. The sum of the top 10 was $3.12 billion, down about 60 percent from the 2019 sum, $7.85 billion. The drop was reflected in the lack of mega deals. The only 2020 lease that exceeded the $1 billion ma...