The Initial details of the reported daylight kidnapping of an elderly woman with links to Austro-Hungarian nobility made the apparent abduction in a small Austrian city sound like something out of a movie. According to the Austrian Police, Snow covers the Esterhazy castle in Eisenstadt, Austria, Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019. Police say the 88-year-old woman… Continue reading Daylight Kidnapping Elderly Woman Austrian City According to the Austrian Police,
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The Case of Canada national security
The longest-running national security cases in Canada has resulted in a massive civil lawsuit, as an Egyptian-born Toronto man is suing the federal government for repeatedly trying to deport him over alleged ties to the 1998 terrorist bombings of U.S. embassies in Africa. The federal government first arrested Mahmoud Jaballah in 1999 through the use… Continue reading The Case of Canada national security
Nigeria Rejects $70.00 Minimum wage Salary for the Citizens
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected the N27,000 Equivalent of $70.00 new National Minimum Wage adopted by the National Council of State on Tuesday. The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected the N27,000 new National Minimum Wage adopted by the National Council of State on Tuesday. Dr Peter Ozo-Eson, the NLC General Secretary, made this… Continue reading Nigeria Rejects $70.00 Minimum wage Salary for the Citizens
A Canadian caught in Syria was ISIS Unit commander
The captured Canadian in Syria was the commander of more than a dozen fighters who clashed with U.S.-backed forces in the last remaining ISIS enclave, according to a local official. The former Toronto resident, Mohammed Abdullah Mohammed, was armed with a Kalashnikov rifle and a handgun when he was detained on Sunday by the Syrian… Continue reading A Canadian caught in Syria was ISIS Unit commander
The Nigeria Federal Government accuses opposition Party of planning to use Boko Haram to disrupt the 2019 elections
The Federal Government of Nigeria has accused opposition politicians of trying to disrupt the 2019 general elections by mobilising violent groups to stage attacks in several states in the country. While addressing journalists in Abuja on Monday, January 21, 2019, the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, said the government has credible intelligence that armed… Continue reading The Nigeria Federal Government accuses opposition Party of planning to use Boko Haram to disrupt the 2019 elections
