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Zimbabwe: Amnesty to Decongest Prisons Zimbabwe: Amnesty to Decongest Prisons 3 hours ago Cabinet received an update on the Covid-19 Outbreak, which was presented by the Minister of Defence and War Veterans Affairs as chairman of the Inter-Ministerial Task Force on the Covid-19 Outbreak. Cabinet was informed that as of 12 March, 2021 Zimbabwe’s cumulative Covid-19 cases stood at 36 423, with 33 996 recoveries and 1 496 deaths. The recovery rate is 93 percent, with 34 722 cases attributed to local transmission. There are 931 active cases, and the cumulative number of infected Health Care Wo...

Victor Ogunje in Ado Ekiti The Ekiti State Police Command has defended the dismissal of a pregnant Police Constable, Miss Olajide Omolola, “in alleged flagrant violation of the Police Rules and Regulation.” This is coming as the Women Empowerment and Legal Aid (WELA) led by Mrs. Funmi Falana, wife of human rights activist, Mr. Femi Falana, has rejected the position of the police authorities, insisting that it is discriminatory and unjust to dismiss a police woman for getting pregnant before marriage. In a statement issued yesterday, Falana argued that Section 127 of the Police Regulation ...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The Ekiti State Police Command has defended the dismissal of a Police Constable, Miss Olajide Omolola, who got pregnant in alleged flagrant violation of the Police Rules and Regulations. Omolola, who was attached to the Iye Ekiti Police Station in Ilejemeje area of Ekiti State, was dismissed last week by the police authority, for getting pregnant barely a year after graduating from the police academy. Speaking with journalists in Ado Ekiti, on Thursday, the Police Commissioner, Ekiti Command, Babatunde Mobayo, said Omolola violated section 127 of the police regula...

Vanguard News Ekiti CP justifies dismissal of pregnant policewoman On By Rotimi Ojomoyela – Ado-Ekiti The Ekiti State Police Command, on Thursday, justified the dismissal of a Police Constable, Miss Olajide Omolola. It said the police authority had to wield the big stick when it discovered that the unmarried constable got pregnant in alleged flagrant violation of the Police Rules and  Regulation. Omolola, who was attached to the Iye Ekiti Police Station in Ilejemeje area of Ekiti State, was dismissed last week by police authority, for getting pregnant barely a year after graduating from ...

Police justify dismissal of pregnant cop "About 300 policewomen were graduated here last year. How would the public feel if they see all of them pregnant in less than a year? " 3 min read The police in Ekiti State on Thursday said the constable who became pregnant six months after graduating from the police college violated Section 127 of the Police Regulation. Babatunde Mobayo, the state police commissioner, told journalists in Ado-Ekiti that violating the regulation carries serious punitive measures. Olajide Omolola, who was attached to the Iye Ekiti Police Station in Ilejem...