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France Dismisses IS Claim For Christmas Market Attack French Interior Minister Christophe Castaner (C) gives a press conference in Strasbourg, eastern France, on December 14, 2018, as the Christmas market reopens after the author of the attack was killed on December 13, 2018. Photo: SEBASTIEN BOZON / AFP France’s interior minister on Friday dismissed a claim by the Islamic State group that it was responsible for a shooting spree at a Christmas market in Strasbourg after the gunman was shot dead by police, ending a 48-hour manhunt. The city reopened the market on Friday, with officials praising the massive public help and quick police reaction that led to the death of suspected shooter Cherif Chekatt late on Thursday. He was tracked down at around 9:00 pm (2000 GMT) when a police patrol spotted him on a street in a district where he was last seen after Tuesday night’s attack. Around 800 people had called in tips to a hotline after the authorities released his name and

       How Armed Robber Stormed Police Station To Expose SARS Officer Who Was Their                                                                            Gang Leader. A suspected armed robber, later dubbed Police informant, stormed the office of the operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team (IRT), Lagos State Police Command, located at the Ikeja, GRA, and announced, “I’m a robber! My gang stole the missing truck and container, with its N147million worth of goods.” The informant was quickly ushered into the office of Philip, a Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) in charge of the IRT Unit in Lagos State. After several minutes drilling under the unrelenting gaze of Philip, the story came pouring out of the informant. Yes, he truly was an armed robber. The operatives, who had seen a lot of characters in their line of work, knew there was a catch somewhere in his story and his willingness to surrender himself to the police. The in

Nigerians react to Sholaye Jeremi’s dumping of Linda Ikeji as blogger turns ‘baby mama’ Popular Nigerian blogger, Linka Ikeji has come under attack on social media after she finally opened up on her relationship with an oil magnate, Sholaye Jeremi. Reports had it that Ikeji had a relationship with Jeremi, adding that the oil magnate was responsible for the blogger’s son. She had, however, been silent about the claims. However, the 38-year-old blogger, in a statement she personally signed yesterday, confirmed that Jeremi was the father of her son, Jayce. In the statement, Ikeji also confirmed that the billionaire businessman dumped her after she got pregnant. Her recent revelation stirred divergent reactions from Nigerians criticizing her for having a baby out of wedlock despite her backlash at ‘Baby Mamas’. The blogger in times past was quoted to have said she would never have a child out of wedlock and strongly kicked against the ‘Baby Mama’ trend.

Trump’s Son-In-Law Kushner May Be Appointed US Chief Of Staff – Report Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner is on the short-list of potential candidates for the president’s next chief of staff, US media said on December 13, 2018. NICHOLAS KAMM / AFP Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner is on the short-list of potential candidates for the president’s next chief of staff, US media said on Thursday. Kushner, an influential White House adviser and husband of Trump’s daughter Ivanka, met with the Republican leader to discuss the job, according to the Huffington Post, which first reported the story. “I am not aware that he is under consideration but, as I think all of us here would recognize, he would be great in any role that the president chooses to put him in,” White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said of the news, which was also reported by CBS. The president has been searching in vain for a new chief of staff after announci

2019: Group monitors FG’s spending of $322.5m Abacha loot By Johnbosco Agbakwuru ABUJA – AGAINST allegations that the retuned Abacha loot was being used for political campaigns for the 2019 elections, the United Kingdom Agency for International Department (UKAID) sponsored programme has begun the monitoring of the Federal Government’s spending of $322.5million looted funds recovered from former Head of State late General Sani Abacha being disbursed to the poorest Nigerians. Late Sani Abacha Executive Director of a civil society organization, Africa Network for Environment And Economic Justice, ANEEJ, Rev. David Ugolor who disclosed this while briefing journalists yesterday in Abuja, said 504 field monitors, eleven supervisors and 22 deputy supervisors drawn from members of the Nigerian Network on Stolen Asset, NNSA have been dispatched to monitor the Conditional Cash Transfer, CCT to the poorest of the poor. Rev. Ugolor said that so far, the distributio

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Liverpool Face Man Utd As Man City Look To Get Back Into Groove Jose Mourinho faces a quandary as he prepares Manchester United for a trip to Premier League leaders Liverpool while Manchester City will be keen to show that last week’s Chelsea defeat was just a blip. United have an impressive recent record against Liverpool, unbeaten in eight league games, but away fans will travel with a sense of trepidation to Anfield. Unai Emery takes his Arsenal side, unbeaten in 21 matches in all competitions, to face struggling Southampton while Chelsea also travels to the south coast to take on Brighton. Manchester City host seventh-placed Everton while Tottenham, fresh from reaching the Champions League knockout phase, face Burnley at Wembley. AFP Sports picks out some of the main talking points ahead of the weekend fixtures in the Premier League. Can Mourinho end Liverpool’s unbeaten run? Jose Mourinho came under fire last year for failing to attack Liverpool’s then