As the three-day ceasefire between the Sudanese Army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) expired, the RSF set fire to the intelligence building next door to Army Headquarters. According to media reports, the renewed violence in Khartoum comes as the aid organisation, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) reported severe violence against civilians in the West Darfur region. There have been repeated attacks in Sudan, a country of about 46 million, even during the ceasefire. The RSF of former deputy Mohammed Hamdan Daglo is a quasi-army formed from militias with tens of thousands of fighters. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), almost 25 million need help, including at least four million children.

Can the rights of a digital asset owner be overridden in the absence of a testamentary gift expressed via a will? Typical examples of digital assets as already alluded are audios, videos, social media communications, passwords and virtual bank accounts. The Rules characterise digital assets as a “digital token that represents assets such as a debt or equity claim on the issuer”. They also establish a quintet of regulatory guidance within the operational context of digital assets regarding 1.) This addresses the poser on who assumes the privacy rights – relative to digital assets – exercisable by the deceased in his life time.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW_9zM5JH5IThe Acting Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has officially assumed office as the 22nd IG. The former IG, Usman Baba, officially handed over to Egbetokun today, Wednesday, during a Handing/Taking Over Ceremony of the Inspector-General of Police at the Louis Edet House, Force Headquarters, Abuja. PUNCH reports that Egbetokun was decorated on Tuesday at the State House by Vice President Kashim Shettima. Source- https://punchng.com/breaking-baba-hands-over-to-acting-ig-egbetokun/

Rice farmers in Argungu have decried the invasion of their farms by quela birds which have destroyed about 75,000 hectares of farm crops in the area. One of the farmers, who spoke to journalists in Birnin-Kebbi, the state capital, on Tuesday, Mama Garba Rabe, expressed concern over the situation, saying that apart from high cost of fuel and fertiliser, the quela birds are also causing problems for them. He said he spent over 20 years cultivating rice but has never seen birds like the quela birds before. “By the time they landed on a rice field within few seconds, they will finish it,” he said. The chairman of Argungu Local Government Area, Alhaji Salihu Argungu, also told newsmen that they are making effort to wipe out the birds through the use of chemicals.

The senator representing Delta Central Senatorial District of Delta State, Chief Ede Dafinone, on Monday, paid an unscheduled visit to Sapele Technical College, the second oldest technical college in Nigeria, lamenting the present state of dilapidation of the institution. He, however, promised to work with the government at all levels to reposition the once-famous college. Sapele Technical College, aside from being the second oldest technical college after Yaba Technical College, is the first technical school in Delta, and it is owned by the state government. The PUNCH gathered that Sapele Technical College, which has been without power for the past two years, also has its workshops for practicals in complete disrepair. The Principal also said that the College has been the target of vandalism as thieves have broken into the workshops and stolen tools and equipment.

But with the three of us now recalled from retirement, the situation has improved as we have been able to assist the young nurses very well." But with the move by the Lagos health authorities to engage the services of some retired nurses on fixed contract basis, public healthcare delivery in Lagos has experienced a significant boost. Like most government-owned facilities, Gbagada General Hospital in Lagos has felt the shortage of experienced medical workers sharply in recent months. “The return of retired nurses is a good development for the healthcare sector because it will keep experience in the system. "Most of the young nurses are moving abroad because of poor salaries and unfavourable working conditions in Nigeria.

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By Marcelle Thomas in Accra, GhanaWith a regional branch to be opened in Barbados soon, the African Export and Import Bank (AFREXIMBANK) will in October host a trade and investment forum in Guyana, as President of the financial institution, Professor Benedict Oramah, yesterday underscored the myriad opportunities the partnership brings to the Caribbean. “Eleven CARICOM States have so far joined the membership of the Bank through signatures of the Partnership Treaty. In a few weeks, we will formally launch the operations of the Bank’s Caribbean Office in Bridgetown, Barbados. We are connecting African businesses with opportunities in the Caribbean and Caribbean businesses with opportunities in Africa,” the AFREXIMBANK President told the over 4500 attendees from some 110 countries that gathered at the Accra International Conference Centre, in Accra, Ghana for the bank’s 30th annual meeting.

ACCORDING to Mahatma Ghandi, “there is always enough for everybody’s needs but never enough for everybody’s greed.” It therefore means collective ownership and equitable distribution of resources are the commonsense and liberation for all human beings. Availability of fuel, food, education housing, transportation, communication, shelter should be in the realm of sunshine and air. No wonder the world is grappling with intractable problems such as wars, hunger, poverty, deprivation, lack, backwardness and underdevelopment. Highly evolved cultures understand all this deeply and they do not charge exorbitant prices on goods and services. Market forces in capitalism claim that when more people chase fewer goods, prices skyrocket but spiritually, because all beings are one inseparable entity, more people do not even have to chase fewer goods because in whatever situation or whatever is available, they share equally.

PROFESSIONALS in the built environment have proffered measures to stem incessant building collapse in Nigeria, especially Lagos State where the menace is common. Speaking at a one-day seminar in Lagos, the professionals under the auspices of Building Collapse Prevention Guild (BCPG), Lagos State chapter, canvased an end to incessant structural failures in the metropolis. BCPG’s National President, Mr Yusuf Sulaimon, described incessant building collapse in Nigeria as “an embarrassment and a worrisome development” to professionals. According to him, there is need for Nigerians to engage professionals to stem the tide of incessant building collapse in Nigeria. According to him, this would help the guild to monitor and report anomalies observed in ongoing construction site to prevent building collapse across the state.

Nigeria’s president has named new commanders of the defence forces, army, navy and air force, according to a statement. Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has made sweeping changes to the defence forces, forcing out the security chiefs and the head of police less than a month after taking office. One of the new service chiefs appointed by President Bola Tinubu is Rear Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla. We shall provide, better training, equipment, pay, and firepower.”It is not unusual for a new Nigerian president to send security chiefs into early retirement upon taking office, as Tinubu did on Monday. Analysts have said the security threats facing Africa’s most populous nation and biggest economy are mainly due to limited resources, which leave Nigerian security forces often outgunned and outnumbered in violent hotspots.

A learning organization can only be built by a learning leader! To lead effectively, the leader must be a great manager of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. Leadership responsibility also implies a high level of accountability in three key areas. The leader of a team must recognize that the buck stops at his desk. Responsibility also means that the leader cannot be a people pleaser.

Buharocracy, aside earlier definition and explanation, also signifies government that is janus-faced; duplicitous, inconsistent, and living in self-denial. It pretends to hear no evil; speak no evil; see no evil; and feel no evil. Google links show me engaging Buhari, deploying such words and phrases as “Ozekhome faults Buhari”; “Ozekhome warns Buhari”; “Ozekhome advises Buhari”; “Ozekhome blasts Buhari”; “Ozekhome slams Buhari”; “Ozekhome blames Buhari’s Government”; “Ozekhome, Others, Fault Buhari”. Others read “Ozekhome cautions Buhari”; “Ozekhome counsels Buhari”; “Ozekhome tells Buhari what to do”; “Ozekhome profers solution to Buhari”; “Ozekhome points the way forward”; “Ozekhome engages Buhari”; “Ozekhome begs Buhari”; “No to your actions, Ozekhome disagrees with Buhari”; etc, etc. Buharocracy, ha, Buharocracy!

Four Bayelsa Queens supporters who died in a ghastly motor accident have been buried on Sunday at the Peace Park in Yenagoa, state capital. Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri, has granted scholarships to university level for children of the four supporters. Diri described the late supporters as promising youths who died in active service to the state. “These young men embarked on that trip to bring victory to Bayelsa and to make the image of our state soar higher. Dr. Igali thanked the governor and the state government for the support since the incident occurred.