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President Maduro says US is trying to assassinate him. The United States imposed sanctions Friday on six Venezuelan security officials for obstructing aid, which Washington had tried to force in as part of its effort to topple President Nicolas Maduro. “We are sanctioning members of Maduro’s security forces in response to the reprehensible violence, tragic deaths, and unconscionable torching of food and medicine destined for sick and starving Venezuelans,” Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement. The six include Major General Richard Jesus Lopez Vargas, the commander of the Venezuelan National Guard, and Jesus Maria Mantilla Oliveros, commander of a unit tasked by Maduro with reinforcing security on the Brazilian border, the Treasury Department said. The sanctions freeze any assets in the United States by the six security officials as well as US financial dealings with them. The United States, backed by Colombia and Brazil, last weekend tried to push badly nee

Barcelona goalkeeper, Marc-Andre Ter Stegen has named two clubs that can stop his side from winning this season’s Champions League. Ter Stegen stated that Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid could stop Ernesto Valverde’s men from winning the trophy this season. Barcelona were eliminated from the Champions League by Italian side, AS Roma last season but Ter Stegen believes both Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are “dangerous” teams that can prevent the Catalan club from achieving their goal this season. Speaking on teams that can stop Barcelona in the Champions League, Ter Stegen told Goal: “The elimination against Roma last season was extremely bitter for us, there was certainly more possibilities for us. “To win the Champions League is our big goal this season. It’s important to keep this goal in mind. We still have a lot of hard games to play. The advantage is comfortable, but Real and Atletico are always dangerous. “To defend well [is the key to winning the Champions League]

(FILES) In this file photo taken on September 25, 2017 London Mayor Sadiq Khan delivers a speech on the second day of the Labour Party Conference in Brighton. – London Mayor Sadiq Khan has urged Prime Minister Theresa May to delay Britain’s departure from the European Union, warning time has run out to rework her withdrawal agreement. (Photo by Ben STANSALL / AFP) London Mayor Sadiq Khan has urged Prime Minister Theresa May to delay Britain’s departure from the European Union, warning time has run out to rework her withdrawal agreement. “It’s clear that we can’t reach a meaningful deal that’s agreed by parliament by March 29,” Khan, from Britain’s main opposition Labour Party, told AFP on Thursday. “I’m hoping the prime minister sees sense and either extends the notice period for Article 50, or withdraws Article 50.” Article 50 is the EU law that Britain invoked in 2017 triggering a two-year countdown to Brexit that ends at 11pm (2300 GMT) on March 29. The country is curren

APC rice reportedly shared to members of Lagos state civl service Members of the Lagos state civil service threw caution to the wind earlier today as they scampered for the bags of rice the APC governorship candidate in the state, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, reportedly sent to them as gifts, according to a report by LIB. Twitter user @magbeborun who shared photos and video from the scene where the workers were falling over themselves for the bags of rice, wrote: ''Sanwoolu asked to meet Civil servants in Lagos State at Adeyemo Bero Auditorium, Alausa... But we are here struggling to collect Rice. Yes! CIVIL SERVANTS!!!! These are not thugs my dear, these are civil SERVANTS OF LAGOS STATE!!!!''. Watch a clip from the scene below: source:https://samueljackson12.blogspot.com/2019/03/lagos-state-civil-servants-scamper-to.html

Retiring University College Hospital Ibadan (UCH), Chief Medical Director, CMD, got savaged by staff of the hospital who were happy that he was leaving. The Retiring UCH CMD, Prof. Temitope Alonge who was savaged by the staff of the hospital, was described as a tyrant who according to them will be remembered for high level of corruption, sales of most UCH assets to himself, his wife and his cronies, zero staff welfare, monthly mysterious death of staff, promotion of mediocrity and disunity, Fadeyi Olori curses and terrorization of the hospital community. They ended their savagery with "UCH is free". source:https://samueljackson12.blogspot.com/2019/03/see-what-retiring-university-college.html

An old man appears to have finally found the perfect solution to stop the thugs who had been troubling his home for years. The 83-year-old South African man identified as Sefako Kgadibe claims that his powerful statues keep him safe. He said he lived alone and spent much money on buying charms for protection against thugs. But now he has built six statues that are on guard around his yard and the problem is solved. “I had sleepless nights with knocking at my door, but when I opened there was no one. I saw footprints and got charm but nothing helped,” he said. Then one night he had a dream and the ancestors told him to create statues. “Since then I’ve had peace. I believe the statues chase the thugs away and nothing has been stolen from my yard. “My statues are not just art, they are my companions. I’m also willing to build and sell to those who want protection,” he said. Source:https://samueljackson12.blogspot.com/2019/03/83-year-old-man-claims-his-juju.html

Eight out of 10 Venezuelan households are at risk of food shortages in the country’s economic crisis, a study has found. The study by three Venezuelan universities indicated that 80 percent of households were “at risk of food insecurity because 90 percent of the population do not have enough income to buy food,” said one of the researchers, Anitza Freitez of Andres Bello Catholic University. Hyperinflation and shortages of basic foods and medicine have led to a volatile political crisis in Venezuela. Opposition leader Juan Guaido has declared himself the country’s leader in a challenge to socialist President Nicolas Maduro, who has blocked foreign aid shipments from entering the country. The study released on Wednesday by the Andres Bello, Venezuela Central, and Simon Bolivar universities found that half of all households were in a state of what it called “multidimensional poverty.” It indicated that only half of all Venezuelan children were going regularly to school, due