The Nigeria Police Force (NPF). Image: thenationonlineng.net According to police, the phrase “no greed for anybody” might throw Nigerians into a panic. The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has issued a warning, stating that the motto “no gree for anybody,” which young people are adopting, may cause problems for the nation. The slogan “no greed for anybody” has gained popularity on social media and in public spaces. “Do not tolerate any form of nonsense from anybody” is the loose meaning of the expression. The Force spokesperson, Muyiwa Adejobi, stated during a news briefing that intelligence findings indicate the slogan has the potential to throw Nigeria into a catastrophic disaster. “‘No dey gree for anybody’ is the new slogan for young people for 2024,” Adejobi stated. Our intelligence has alerted us that this is coming from the retributionary sector, which could potentially cause issues throughout the entire nation. The security community sees the catchphrase as “dangerous,” according to Adejobi, even if it is perceived as “normal talk.” “No dey gree for anybody is regarded as mere banter. We view it as a highly risky slogan that can spark crises in the security sector.
By Akinsuroju Olubunmi Crafting Success: Nigeria’s artisan alliance with Abu Dhabi Crafting Success: Nigeria’s artisan alliance with Abu Dhabi In a collaborative effort, the Nigerian government is on the verge of finalizing an agreement with Abu Dhabi’s government in the UAE. The objective is to supply the Gulf Kingdom with a skilled workforce […]
CBN appoints new managers. Image: thenationonlineng.net A new management team for the Union, Keystone, and Polaris banks. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), which stated yesterday that the boards and managements of three banks had been dissolved, has selected new CEOs to take charge of Union, Keystone, and Polaris banks. In the face of the restructuring, the apex bank took action to preserve the continuity and stability of the impacted institutions. It stated that the appointments are effective right away. The appointments were made public by CBN Acting Director of Corporate Communications, Mrs. Hakama Sidi-Ali, in an early-morning announcement. She appointed Mannir Ubali Ringim as Executive Director and Yetunde Oni as Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Union Bank. Hassa Imam serves as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Keystone Bank, while Chioma A. Many is the Executive Director. Lawal Mudathir Omokayode Akintola is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Polaris Bank, while Chris Onyeka Ofikulu is the Executive Director. “The appointments take immediate effect,” Ms. Sidi Ali stated in the statement, reiterating the CBN’s dedication to taking prompt action and causing the least amount of inconvenience possible. “The CBN’s […]
Ukraine insists there were no military at the hotel hit by Russian missiles. Image: STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE/REUTERS Russian missiles destroy the Kharkiv hotel during the war in Ukraine. The governor of Kharkiv reports that two Russian missiles hit a hotel in the country’s second-largest city, Kharkiv, injuring eleven persons. The hotel was severely damaged, and firefighters were present, according to images from the Ukrainian State Emergency Service. Turkish journalists were among the injured, according to Governor Oleh Synehubov. He added that at around 22:30 (20:30 GMT), two S-300 missiles made contact. In the last two weeks, Russia has increased the number of airstrikes against Ukrainian cities. Dozens of civilians have reportedly perished in those drone and missile attacks, according to Ukrainian officials. Since President Vladimir Putin began his full scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Kharkiv, which is only […]
The ICJ in the Hague, the Netherlands, is the UN’s top court. Image: EPA Israel will face trial for genocide by South Africa before a UN tribunal. South Africa has filed a petition before the UN’s International Court of Justice, alleging that Israel is killing Palestinians in Gaza. Additionally, the submission asks the court […]
Image: EPA-EFE/REX/SHUTTERSTOCK Jobs at MGM, Prime Video, and Twitch are cut by Amazon. Hundreds of employees will be let go by Amazon in its studios, Twitch, Prime Video, and MGM. CEO Dan Clancy has announced that around 500 Twitch workers—a third of the streaming platform’s workforce—will be let go. According to Amazon, another hundred workers at MGM Studios and Prime Video will likewise lose their jobs this week. Despite record revenues, the IT behemoth let go of more than 27,000 employees in 2023. When Twitch first launched, users could watch and discuss online video gameplay. In 2014, Amazon purchased it for $970 million (£585 million at the time). Mr. Clancy stated he was taking the “painful step to reduce our headcount” in an email to staff members in an effort to “build a more sustainable business”. The business, he continued, gave streamers $1 billion in 2023, but it had “conservative predictions of how we expect to grow in the future.” Amazon’s most recent earnings report shows that the company made $9.9 billion in profit from July to September. It increased from $2.9 billion over the same time frame in 2022. Senior vice president of the division Mike Hopkins wrote the following to staff members at Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios via email: “We’ve identified opportunities to reduce or discontinue investments in certain areas while increasing our investments and focus on content and product initiatives that deliver the most impact. “ It was a “difficult decision to make,” Mr. Hopkins continued. The email stated that employees both domestically and internationally are impacted by job losses. In 2021, Amazon acquired the century-old MGM Studios for a sum of $8.45 billion. It declared in December of last year that it would begin airing advertisements on Prime Video on February 5, 2024. The layoffs at Amazon are the most recent in a lengthy line of layoffs in the technology industry, which had grown quickly as more people used digital services during the epidemic but then shrank when that enthusiasm subsided. US employment consulting firm Challenger, Grey & Christmas reports that the tech industry eliminated 168,032 jobs in 2023, a 73% increase from 2022.
Al-Shabab has been waging an insurgency in Somalia for almost two decades. Image:AFP UN chopper and passengers taken by al-Shabab during the battle in Somalia. Eight persons, including passengers and crew, were taken hostage by the militant Islamist group al-Shabab in Somalia, local sources informed the reporter. The helicopter touched down in the group’s […]
Artemis I in 2022 demonstrated the rocket and capsule to get astronauts to the vicinity of the Moon. Image: NASA NASA postpones the crewed lunar return, Artemis. The next opportunity for US space agency astronauts to set foot on the Moon won’t come until September 2026, at the latest. The planned date for the return of humans to the lunar surface, which was last accomplished in 1972, has been slipped by one year. According to NASA, the postponement of the Artemis III mission will allow for additional technological advancements. In essence, the NASA still lacks spacesuits for astronauts to wear and a craft to land people on the moon. Agency Administrator Bill Nelson stated that safety came first when announcing the postponement. Telling reporters, “We won’t fly until we’re ready,”. The Artemis II crew (L-R): Jeremy Hansen, Christina Koch, Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman. Image: NASA Additionally, NASA is delaying the Artemis II preparatory mission until September 2025. Four astronauts will circle the moon in this mission, but they won’t touch down. This flight was scheduled for the end of the year until today. Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Jeremy Hansen make up the crew that is now undergoing training. 2022 saw the occurrence of Artemis I. […]
The talks come just days ahead of pivotal elections in Taiwan. Image: EPA China promises the US that it won’t “ever compromise” on Taiwan. In its first military discussions with the US since 2021, China has declared that it will “never compromise” on the Taiwan dispute. It asked that the US “take its concerns […]
By Akinsuroju Olubunmi Nigerian Legion Seeks funding for military widows and orphans welfare. The Nigerian Legion is advocating for funding to support the welfare of military widows, orphans, retirees, and defendants. Highlighting the absence of a take-off grant, the Legion emphasizes the need for annual budgetary provisions to ensure a positive impact on the lives […]