In Zimbabwe, Pastor Faces 20-year Jail Term For Criticising Govt | The Precision
An activist pastor put on trial on Monday and accused of attempting to subvert the government of Zimbabwe, risks spending up to 20 years in prison on conviction. His arrest and trial followed protests last year against President Robert Mugabe’s handling of the economy.
Evan Mawarire, through his #ThisFlag movement, led a stay-at-home demonstration in 2016, the biggest protest in...
Paul And Peter Okoye Of Psquare Part Ways | The Precision
Paul & Peter Okoye of Psquare
Nigerian Hip-hop twins, Peter and Paul Okoye of the popular stage name P-Square, that dominated the Nigerian music industry for many years, have finally split.
According to a letter sent to their lawyer Festus Keyamo (SAN) by Peter, he demanded for a termination of the agreement as a group.
According to the copy of a letter...
Court Remands 60 IPOB Members In Prison | The Precision
A court on Monday remanded 60 members of the separatist group, IPOB, in prison.
The Chief Magistrate Court sitting in Umuahia, Abia State, ordered
that the accused be remanded at the Afara Federal Prisons in Aba, the
Nation Newspaper reports.
The IPOB members were among those arrested in the clashes with
security officials which eventually led to the secessionist group being...
Two Accused Persons Plead Guilty Over Illegal Arms Importation | The Precision
Pump rifles seized by the customs service
Two of the five persons arraigned by the Nigerian Customs Service for the illegal importation of 661 pump-action rifles impounded in Lagos port have opted pleaded guilty to the charges.
The individuals Mahmud Hassan, Oscar Okafor, Donatus Achinulo,
Matthew Okoye, said to be at large, and Salihu Danjuma were arraigned on
June 14.
They had...
Man Arrested Near White House Had Firearms | The Precision
US White House
Secret Service officers arrested a
person near the White House on Sunday morning and said the individual
was in possession of several firearms, according to a statement.
The
incident occurred about 7:15 a.m. near 17th Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue in Northwest Washington. The person was processed by D.C. police.
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Service refused...
Recall: INEC Seeks Substitute Service On Senator Melaye | The Precision
The Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) had asked
Justice Nnamdi Dimgba of the Federal High Court Abuja, to allow it serve
the senator representing Kogi West, in the National Assembly, Dino
Melaye, the petition requesting his recall and other accompanying
documents, through substituted means.
Justice Dimgba had in his judgment
delivered on September 11, 2017, permitted INEC to proceed with...
Trump Administration Announces New Travel Restrictions | The Precision
The
Trump administration has unveiled new travel restrictions on certain
foreigners from Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria,
Venezuela and Yemen as a replacement to a central portion of its
controversial travel ban signed earlier this year.
The new restrictions on travel vary by country and include a phased-in approach beginning next month.
"Making
America Safe is my number one...
Remo Stars Duo Receive Award | The Precision
The two players with their awards
Remo
Stars duo of Victor Mbaoma and Ochowechi Salefu have scooped the awards
for the the Clubs Hotshot Award and Players Player of the year award
respectively.
Despite
the unfufilled debut season in the Nigeria Professional Football League
(NPFL), the club in partnership with Bi-Monthly Magazine, NAIJA LEAGUE
has deemed it fit to celebrate the...
Oddity: World’s Oldest Cat, Nutmeg, Dies At 32 | The Precision
Nutmeg, believed to be the world's oldest cat, died in England at the age of 32 earlier this month, his owners said.
Westway Veterinary Group in Newcastle upon Tyne announced Nutmeg died on Sept. 14 as a result of heart failure.
"Westway Vets is sad to announce the passing of Nutmeg, a cat thought
to be the world's...