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ON THE GO IPOB: We don’t buy arms — we produce them locally The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) says arms used by its Eastern Security Network (ESN) are produced locally. Advertisement The proscribed group was reacting to claims that it was planning to... PHOTOS: Kano Pillars unveil Ahmed Musa Ahmed Musa, former Super Eagles captain, was unveiled by Pillars at the club secretariat in Kano on Thursday evening. Advertisement Musa was handed his favourite number seven by Surajo Jambul, the... Ezekwesili petitions IGP, asks him to prosecute Omojuwa for ‘identity fraud...
Views: Visits 25 Former minister of education, Obiageli Ezekwesili has written to Usman Baba, inspector-general of police, requesting the prosecution of Japheth Omojuwa, a social media influencer, for identity fraud. Ezekwesili had dissociated herself from Alpha Reach, a company owned by Omojuwa, following the controversy over a social media campaign done for Alex Saab, an alleged money launderer. Omojuwa and some social media influencers were alleged to have been paid to tweet in support of Saab, Venezuelan envoy, accused of fraud. But Omojuwa denied any involvement in the campaign....
Good afternoon. This past week, the Court of Appeal for Ontario provided us with several substantive and interesting civil decisions. The Court of Appeal released two related decisions in Subway Franchise Systems of Canada, Inc. v. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Subway sued the CBC and Trent University, which conducted DNA testing for the CBC, after the CBC broadcasted a widley publicized story that Subway's chicken sandwiches only contained 50% of actual chicken. Both decisions dealt with Anti-SLAPP provisions in s.137.1 of the Courts of Justice Act, which were recently considered by t...