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The 82 rescued Chibok girls when they were received by President Muhammadu Buhari Acting President Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday May 17 confirmed that another Chibok schoolgirl had been found, 12 days after the release of the 82 abducted girls by their captors.  It was gathered that Femi Adesina, President Buhari’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, who made this known Wednesday May 17 in Abuja, said the recovery of the girl was announced by the acting president during the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting on Wednesday.   According to him, the affected girl had been brought to Abuja to join her colleagues who were rescued from captivity. The 82 rescued Chibok girls when they were received by President Muhammadu Buhari “Yes, at the Federal Executive Council’s meeting, the Vice-President broke the cheering news to members of the cabinet and after that I have also spoken to defence people who confirmed it.  “The details are yet to fully unravel. But in terms of is it, tr

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 Follow Philip Lewis   ✔ @Phil_Lewis_ Rep. Al Green calls for Trump's impeachment: 'No one is above the law and that includes the president' 3:33 PM - 17 May 2017     215 215 Retweets     324 324 likes A Democratic congressman has become the first to call for Donald Trump’s impeachment from the floor of the House. Al Green, of Texas, told fellow representatives in Congress: "This is where I stand. I will not be moved. The President must be impeached," he said. "The American people do not participate in democracy just on election day. I'm speaking to the American people. It's time to tell us where you stand. It's time to let us know." READ MORE Paul Ryan says 'we need the facts' on explosive Comey memo It signals mounting pressure on the President, following revelations he had pressured James Comey, then the director of the FBI, to drop the investigation into General Mike F

Japanese Princess Mako, the eldest granddaughter of Emperor Akihito, will give up her royal status to marry a former classmate who once worked as a "Prince of the Sea" to promote tourism. Japanese media reported the union would stoke debate on the ever-shrinking royal family since the princess must become a commoner after she marries. The country's cabinet is expected to approve a bill on Friday to allow Akihito, 83, to step down, the first abdication by a Japanese emperor in nearly two centuries, after he said last August he feared age would make it hard to fulfil his duties. But the legislation will make no reference to the controversial topics of whether to revise a males-only succession law or to allow women to stay in the imperial family after marriage, a move conservatives fear would be a first step to letting women inherit the throne. Asked about the shortage in royals, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference on Wednesday: "The

TRUMP AND COMEY Donald Trump's personal request that the FBI drop its investigation into disgraced national security adviser Michael Flynn, if true, could see the President's fledgling administration already entering "impeachment territory". That's according to a former adviser to three presidents, two of whom - Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton - faced impeachment proceedings. Mr Trump's reported comments to then-FBI chief James Comey represent the most concerning conduct yet by the 45th president, according to David Gergen. It comes after a tumultuous week in which Mr Trump admitted he fired Mr Comey at least partially because of the investigation into his team's links to Russia, and after the President passed apparently classified secrets to senior Russian officials. Accoridng to notes Mr Comey made after a February meeting with Mr Trump, the President told him: “I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting Flynn go. He is a g

Lawyer Zannah Mustapha Some of The released Chibok schoolgirls The story of the release of 82 Chibok schoolgirls will not be complete without mentioning the lawyer who negotiated the release of the girls from Boko Haram captivity. Novelist and writer Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani profiles the lawyer, Zannah Mustapha, who brokered the release of 82 women captured by Nigeria’s militant Islamist group Boko Haram. When 57-year-old Zannah Mustapha arrived for the handover of the 82 Chibok girls freed from Boko Haram after three years in captivity, a militant read out the girls’ names from a list. One by one, the abducted schoolgirls, now women, lined up along the outskirts of a forest near Kumshe town, on the border between Nigeria and Cameroon. Each of them was covered from head to ankle in a dark-coloured hijab. “I went ahead of the Red Cross. They [the militants] brought the girls to me,” said Mr Mustapha, the lawyer from Borno state in north-east Nigeria. He has been mediating bet

LATE SERGEANT HELEN SUNDAY The Police Command in Enugu State has arrested two suspected bandits responsible for the killing of Sgt. Helen Sunday, the orderly of Enugu State Deputy Governor, Mrs Cecilia Ezeilo. A statement by the Spokesman of the command, SP Ebere Amaraizu, issued in Enugu on Wednesday, said the arrest was effected by the Anti-Kidnapping Squad of the command. The orderly was killed by the armed gang on May 9 while she was returning from work. Amaraizu said that the squad acting on a well-coordinated operation borne out of intelligence information, rounded-up the gang. “The suspects, Emmanuel Onyeabor and Kanu Oti , were arrested a day after the incident at their various hideouts at Lomalinda axis of Independence Layout and Amorji Nike axis of Abakpa, Enugu, after a gun duel which left the suspects fatally injured,” he said. He said that the command had launched a manhunt for some members of the gang who escaped with gunshot wounds. The police spokesman u

The 7 year olds mother says this photo was taken after police put the boy in handcuffs. The mother of a 7-year-old child is demanding answers after her son was allegedly handcuffed at school and taken to a mental health facility in Texas. “My son is a special-needs child, and he requires those special needs,” the boy’s mother, April Obis, told WBRC Fox 6 News. According to Obis, her son has attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which can result in disruptive behavior. A trained counselor at Gabe P. Allen Charter School in Dallas is typically available to help her son cope when an issue arises. That counselor, Obis said, was not available on May 9, when her son was removed from class after he allegedly banged his head against a wall. Instead, officers with the Dallas Independent School District Police Department allegedly subdued the boy. Obis told Dallas-Fort Worth’s NBC 5 News that when school officials notified her that there was an issue, she went directly to t

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA)  said 1,268 Nigerians had voluntarily returned from Libya from December 15, 2016 to May 16, 2017. Alhaji Mustapha Maihaja,  the Director General, NEMA, made the disclosure while receiving a fresh batch of 258 Nigerians who arrived on Tuesday in Lagos. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the returnees arrived the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, aboard a chartered Libya Airlines Airbus A330-200 with registration number 5A-LAU at about 8:30pm. They were received at the Hajj Camp area of the airport by officers of the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) , the National Agency for the Protection of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) and the Police. Also on ground to receive them were officials of NEMA, the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons and the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN). Maihaja, who was represented by Dr Onimode Bandele, the Deputy Director, Searc

An Islamic court in Indonesia on Wednesday, sentenced two men to 85 lashes of the cane for having sex together. The public caning handed down by a panel of judges is the first time laws against homosexuality, introduced in the province in 2014, have been used. Judges in the conservative province of Aceh, however, ignored pleas human rights groups for clemency. The sentence was more severe than the 80 lashes requested by the prosecutor. “The defendants are proven to have committed sodomy and are found guilty,’’ the Presiding Judge, Khairil Jamal, said in a statement. However, the two men had opted to represent themselves in court and said they would not appeal the verdict. Aceh is the only province in Muslim-majority Indonesia that criminalises same-sex relations and that uses Sharia as its legal code in addition to the national criminal code. Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on Indonesia to release the men, detained in March after vigilantes reported them to religio

South Sudanese rebels Gov. David Moses of Yei River State on Wednesday confirmed that rebels attacked the South Sudanese town of Yei, killing at least four government soldiers. Moses told Reuters that rebel forces in the country’s three-year-old civil war said the death count was higher and told civilians to leave the southwest town close to the border with Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo. He said: “What the rebels are doing here is destruction and creating a situation where civilians suffer.” South Sudan broke away from Sudan in 2011 then plunged into civil war two years later after President Salva Kiir, from the Dinka ethnic group, sacked his deputy and long-time rival Riek Machar, a Nuer. According to the UN, fighting spread across the oil-producing nation, often along ethnic lines, forcing more than three million people to flee. Britain has said parts of the violence amount to genocide. Lokonga said the rebels attack on the town about 130 km southwest of the

Ledford,45, was put to death on Wed for the 1992 robbery and killing of a doctor. ATLANTA (Reuters) - Georgia executed a convicted robber and murderer by lethal injection early on Wednesday after U.S. courts rejected his appeal to be killed by a firing squad. J.W. Ledford had spent about a quarter of a century on death row after he was found guilty of cutting the throat of a 73-year-old doctor during a robbery in 1992. His lawyers had argued he wanted to be executed by firing squad because a drug he took for nerve pain would lead to an “excruciating death” under Georgia’s lethal injection protocol. The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday denied Ledford’s appeal after lawyers for Georgia called it a delaying tactic that should be rejected for relying on speculative allegations. Ledford’s attorneys had said that years of taking a drug for nerve pain changed his brain chemistry, which meant the state’s lethal drug, pentobarbital, would not reliably render him unconsci

The body of Vampire on display at Owerri The Nigerian Police paraded the body of the notorious kidnapper and robber, Henry Chibueze, also known as Vampire at the police headquarters in Owerri today, revealing at the same time the mind chilling killings carried out by the gangster and his followers. According to the police, Vampire, by his own admission had killed over 200 people, beginning from wiping out his girlfriend and eight members of her family in Lagos. Henry Chibueze alias Vampire’s body at the Owerri headquarters “He had earlier confessed to the murder of his girlfriend Sandra and eight (8) members of her family, among them six (6) children in Lagos State. He alleged that the girlfriend stole his N45 million share of N110 million ransom paid by the family of one of his victims in Omoku, Rivers Stats,” said CSP Jimoh Moshood, the spokesman of the Police headquarters. The police described Vampire as a cultist who later turned into a vicious and dangerous kidnapper/

Lagos State Commissioner of Police Fatai Owoseni answering questions from journalists on the wanted kidnap gang leader, Evans (Left). The Nigeria Police Force has placed a N30 million reward on the head of a wanted kidnap kingpin identified simply as Evans. The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, told newsmen on Tuesday, that a N30 million reward, awaits anyone who gives information that leads to the arrest of the elusive Evans. “We are encouraging Nigerians to blow the whistle on this kidnapper. “Whoever blows the whistle that will lead to his arrest will get a N30 million reward, as stated by the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris,” the commissioner said. Vanguard reports that operatives of the Lagos state police command had traced the wanted kidnapper to his hideout at Igando area of Lagos last Friday, May 12, but he fled before their arrival, abandoning a catchment of arms. Following the raid on the hideout, the police recovered four AK-47 rifle