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Draslo:I used to listen to Wayne Rooney speak to the press after matches, and sometimes I was shocked that a pure English guy can make basic grammatical errors like he did. I am not excusing poor written English though, however I don't feel this mistake was too much, especially for an intern who is supposed to be taught and nutured in a work environment. |
Based on the news, the NCAA was patient enough with glo. They should pay up the necessary fees, after all they are doing business. Their non chalant attitude towards the bills has automatically eroded my sympathy for them |
Matheusmartin:Are you sure is a local bow and arrow? I think there are modern ones capable of shooting many arrows |
This man is not sincere at all. Is there even a functional house of assembly to pass the law? To even name your cabinet is war. What exactly is wrong with this people |
Not calling back to decline the position was the problem, not you declining it. I feel it is the right thing to give feedbacks both from candidates and HR officers. It is quite unfortunate that you will attend an interview and everything become quiet. No feedback from HR, and see them now, they cannot even take the non feedback from you in good fate. |
dailystar.co.ukOct 13, 2021 11:27 AM Chief Rafael Vázquez, who has been an officer for 19 years in Tijuana, Mexico, reportedly received a severed head and threat message from a powerful drug cartel on his first day on the job The gruesome head was found decomposing inside a black bag left in the street with a message for Chief Rafael Vázquez The gruesome head was found decomposing inside a black bag left in the street with a message for Chief Rafael Vázquez A new police chief was left horrified on his first day on the job when he received a package containing a severed head and death threat from a drug cartel. The gruesome head was found decomposing inside a black bag left in the street with a message. Chief Rafael Vázquez, who has been an officer for 19 years, was accused of being a "kidnapper who takes orders from the Sinaloa Cartel" in the note. "Tijuana will bleed because of that kidnapper," the message threatened. In further scary developments, two more messages were found around the city the following night, but this time was thankfully accompanied by some sort of animal meat. In further scary developments, two more messages were found around the city the following night In further scary developments, two more messages were found around the city the following night Tijuana, in Mexico, is ranked one of the top ten most violent cities in the world, with most of the bloodshed coming from clashes with rival drug cartels battling for the city, VICE reports. Mexican news reports say that the messages and severed head come from a known rival of the Sinaloa Cartel, previously led by Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán until he was sentenced to life in prison on drug trafficking charges and extradited to the US. The mayor of Tijuana, Monserrat Caballero has spoken publicly on the threats and shown support for the police chief. Tijuana, in Mexico, is ranked one of the top ten most violent cities in the world Tijuana, in Mexico, is ranked one of the top ten most violent cities in the world "If there are threats, then it’s about his work, and for me, that is an indication that the crooks are afraid," she said in a press conference. This is not the first time Vázquez has been wrapped in controversy. A banner was hung from a bridge in 2017 that accused him and a fellow police officer of "collaborating with the Sinaloa Cartel, for whom they clear a path and are also dedicated to extortion, theft and abuse of authority." He was also more recently accused of selling positions within his police force and has been accused of torture and theft. But the chief has never been charged with a crime. Never want to miss a story like this? You can get all of Daily Star's articles sent directly to your inbox! Sign up in seconds here! Suspicions around Vázquez are to be expected, as Mexico is known to have a long history of high-ranking authorities becoming corrupted by powerful cartels. In December 2019, Mexico's minister of public security from 2006 to 2012, Genaro Garcia Luna, was indicted on charges of drug trafficking conspiracy and making false statements. Luna took "millions of dollars in bribes from 'El Chapo' Guzman’s Sinaloa Cartel while he controlled Mexico’s Federal Police Force and was responsible for ensuring public safety in Mexico,” the indictment claimed. The former minister denies all claims and is awaiting trial in New York.
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https://news.yahoo.com/marine-blasted-military-leaders-over-014300685.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall Marine officer who posted a video criticizing military leaders over the chaotic pullout of U.S. forces from Afghanistan will plead guilty to charges but will argue for favorable discharge, according to one of his lawyers. Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller is set to appear for a court-martial hearing on Thursday and faces charges, including disrespecting commissioned officers, disobeying a superior commissioned officer, and dereliction of duties. His lawyer, Tim Parlatore, told the Washington Post on Tuesday they hope for a general or honorable discharge rather than dishonorable discharge. Scheller also wants to avoid jail time. HEARING SET FOR MARINE COURT-MARTIALED FOR SPEAKING OUT ON AFGHANISTAN WITHDRAWAL “Our hope is for him to get a letter of reprimand, and no more,” Parlatore said. In addition, the lawyer said the exact details of a pretrial agreement are “still up in the air.” In August, Scheller posted a video in uniform demanding accountability from military higher-ups after an explosion at Kabul's airport killed 13 U.S. service members and roughly 170 Afghans. After Scheller posted the video, he was removed from his role as commander of the Advanced Infantry Training Battalion at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. His hearing will take place at Camp Lejeune. He was in confinement until being released earlier this month following outcry from Republican lawmakers.
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careytommy37:Yes, if you relative die and you want the court to decide, you will take the matter to the court and the court will decide. If you don't want the court to decide, then you will go and bury the dead as you decide |
Yeah, from #43 to #45 per kw |
AntiBMC:Sadly the performance of the president is tied to the performance of the ministers. If they perform, the president perform, if they don't he doesn't too. So it is his job to ensure they perform or get the sack. Unfortunately, the sack appraisal is coming late. |
BeeBeeOoh:Yes, it is always easy to stand afar and criticize, just like we are criticizing now. Let one be there and one will know how far. |
Mossadd:I don't think anybody is dragging him, he chooses to defend himself and he is talking, that is why you are reading his news here and elsewhere always. The other persons you mentioned are not talking, so what will the journalists write? They can't keep writing repeatedly that their names were mentioned in Pandora. Trust me, if Bagudu speak today, we will have it here on nairaland |
anorexicmuster:You are right, I support subsidy removal too. The only issue again is the massive corruption, I will be surprised if the monies gain from subsidy removal will be used properly. It is mostly going to end up in private individuals pocket. But in any case, let them remove it, after all we are already suffering without the removal |
You can hardly see a female moniker commenting here, very strange. This is greed at its peak, this lady was settled in the tone of thousands of pounds, couldn't she use the money to better her life? She came back looking for 18m pounds x 3. What sort of nonsense is that? Does she think she has an oil well or what? Nonsense |
humility33:I agree that the CCT and EFCC can come in, however, watch how witch hunting will be shouted to high heavens when that is done. Look at this thread are see the number of people insinuating that already. Mind you, this has nothing to do with Nigerian government yet o, it is Pandora, an international body that exposed not only obi but politicians world wide, just imagine when CCT get involved |
humility33:What is it with trying to defend what is wrong by all means? Haba, premium times stated clearly that they did not accuse obi of public funds diversion, Obi was the one who offered that rebuttal to divert from the crux of the matter. Obi did not in any way denied the allegations or indictment by Pandora, he instead claimed ignorance, albeit in a feeble manner. Did he breach tax laws? Did he breach code of conduct for public office holders by being a director of private company and holding a foreign account? Kindly focus on these and stop defending wrong simply because of tribalism or whatsoever. |
DubaiLandLord2:Yes, it is always an issue in the military when you come out in that manner anywhere in the world. Many Nigerians were lambasting our military when such issues came up in the past, forgetting to understand that, the military has its code of conduct and they are strict about it |
Marine who spoke out against Afghanistan withdrawal no longer in the brigade Mike Brest-yahoo.com Tue, October 5, 2021, 7:35 PM The military officer facing legal consequences for speaking out against Department of Defense leaders is no longer in the brig. Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr., whose criticism of the Afghanistan withdrawal received attention nationwide, had been in pretrial confinement in the Regional Brig for Marine Corps Installations East at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, but both sides agreed to a release, according to Capt. Sam Stephenson, a Training and Education Command spokesman. "Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr. is being released from confinement today, Oct. 5, 2021, as a result of a mutual agreement between Lt. Col. Scheller, his Defense counsel, and the Commanding General, Training Command," said Stephenson in a statement to the Washington Examiner. "No additional details regarding the agreement may be released at this time," he added. Scheller gained notoriety last month when he posted a video on social media calling for accountability from military leaders for the way the Afghanistan withdrawal occurred, and he specifically referenced the ISIS-K terrorist attack that killed 13 U.S. service members and more than 170 Afghan nationals. He posted subsequent videos detailing the consequences of the video and informing viewers of the fallout of his initial post. He has not been charged, though there are four specific charges that will be considered during his hearing — Article 88: contempt toward officials; Article 90: willfully disobeying a superior commissioned officer; Article 92: failure to obey lawful general orders; and Article 133: conduct unbecoming of an officer and a gentleman, according to a Marine Corps spokesperson. A number of conservatives have thrown their support behind Scheller, including more than two dozen GOP lawmakers who sent a letter calling for his release from confinement, because he was critical of the Biden administration's Afghanistan withdrawal execution, though he has criticized members of both political parties, including former President Donald Trump. "President Trump. I was told by everyone to kiss the ring because of your following and power," he said in a Facebook post last Saturday. "I refuse. While I respect your foreign policy positions, I hate how you divided the country. I don’t need or want your help. You do not have the ability to pull US together." The Pipe Hitter Foundation, an organization created by Eddie Gallagher, the Navy SEAL pardoned by President Trump after being convicted of a war crime, has raised more than $2.5 million on Scheller's behalf. Original Location: Marine who spoke out against Afghanistan withdrawal no longer in the brig
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Sanchez01:Online doctor, in any case the real doctors did correct diagnosis through tests and it is not progeria as you are presenting it. If the baby was to be treated by you, that is if at all you are a doctor, she would have died since because of wrong diagnosis, simply because you know one name called progeria. |
ahnie:But many police officers who committed crimes and are caught are standing trial, some convicted and on death sentence. One was dismissed and is already standing trial for rape in this very week. So here too, criminal police officers stand trial for crimes. |
Damidave1124:Only if they have money to fire and pay him, then, hire and pay new coach. They still owe the last two managers they sacked |
Are all of you not fed up talking Messi Ronaldo? |
CondemnBattery:On as much as we tend to criticize our military and yes they are not that advance, however, this sort of thing is not unheard of in such a war zone. As advanced as the USA military is, such has happened to many innocent people on numerous occasions. Is quite unfortunate that they died |
adonainana:okay, cars don't spend long periods on shelf as I thought then. |
adonainana:But I want to ask, if a car was manufactured in 2013 but not sold till someone bought it in 2017 used and sold it, will what you said above apply? Cos technically the car is 10 years old but it actually use is like 4 years |
Perfectbeing:A member of the deceased’s family told FIJ that the accused would appear before the Chief Magistrate Court, Yaba, on Friday, to stand trial for the murder. |
tolaswim:A member of the deceased’s family told FIJ that the accused would appear before the Chief Magistrate Court, Yaba, on Friday, to stand trial for the murder. |
Myhusband:A member of the deceased’s family told FIJ that the accused would appear before the Chief Magistrate Court, Yaba, on Friday, to stand trial for the murder. |
Abeos:A member of the deceased’s family told FIJ that the accused would appear before the Chief Magistrate Court, Yaba, on Friday, to stand trial for the murder. |
miteolu:A member of the deceased’s family told FIJ that the accused would appear before the Chief Magistrate Court, Yaba, on Friday, to stand trial for the murder. |
Naijanascam:please, you people should learn to read to conclusion and understand. It is a bit worrisome when comments like this surface at the end of a news article. Read the last paragraph again. The family said the dismissed officer will appear at Yaba magistrate court to stand trial for murder. Normally, the magistrate will remand him, while sending the file to DPP for advice, from there he will be trialed in high court for his crime. Kudos to the police on this. |
benuejosh:Don't blame him entirely, the big big medical grammar should take the lion share |
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