Nigerian Army Sets Up Court Martial To Try 158 Officers, Soldiers In North-East
The military personnel numbering 158 will be tried on matters that pertain directly to the regimentation, discipline, efficiency and morale of the military.
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The military personnel numbering 158 will be tried on matters that pertain directly to the regimentation, discipline, efficiency and morale of the military.
RingTrue BY Yemi Adebowale Email: yemi.adebowale@thisdaylive.com Those we have elected to protect us at the state and federal levels are persistently busy complaining and shifting blames instead of taking no-nonsense action to tame raging insecurity across Nigeria. People who took oaths to shield Nigerians persistently tell us that bandits, killer herders and kidnapper ravaging the country are foreigners as if our law says foreign criminals in Nigeria must not be tackled. Even those sitting in Abuja are echoing this nonsense. Governor Abubakar Sani-Bello of Niger State, in whose jurisdiction ...
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Minister for Better Regulation and Innovation, Minister for Transport and Roads The NSW Government is set to introduce new laws to improve safety outcomes in the gig economy and food delivery industry. Minister for Better Regulation Kevin Anderson said the new measures include ensuring riders are provided with personal protective equipment by food delivery platforms, the implementation of compulsory induction training and a new penalty system for riders to crackdown on repeated unsafe practices. “These laws have come in the wake of a recent education and safety blitz that found continued wi...
Login NSW Government to 'put the blowtorch' on food delivery industry amid road safety concerns05/06/2021|8min NSW Minister for Better Regulation Kevin Anderson says following a number of deaths, injuries and near misses on the roads, food delivery platforms will now have to follow strict safety compliance laws to ensure the safety of delivery riders. The remarks come as all 10 recommendations in the NSW Government's Joint Taskforce in the Food Delivery Rider Safety report will be implemented to crackdown on unsafe practices by food delivery riders. "The gig economy exploded through COVID and...