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US and allies prepare to take Raqqa from Isis as battle for Mosul continues

Before Iraqi forces and their US backers have set foot in Mosul, the US and its allies have begun preparations to imminently wrest the Syrian city of Raqqa from the Islamic State, a momentous decision aimed at destroying what is left of Isis’s self-declared caliphate.
The US defense chief, Ashton Carter, meeting in Paris with his counterparts in the anti-Isis coalition, vowed that Iraqi forces, Syrian Arab and Kurdish allies and US special operations troops and airpower could take away Isis’s Iraqi and Syrian capitals practically simultaneously.
“We’ve planned for that, and we have the resources for both,” Carter told NBC News early Wednesday, saying an attack on Raqqa would commence "in the next few weeks"

Job Opportunity: Federal Civil Service Updates Recruitment Portal, Lists 90 Jobs including DPR

For those interested in the Nigerian Federal Civil Service Jobs, the only means of application is through the Federal Civil Service Recruitment Portal.
Below is the breakdown of affected ministries that require applicants.
– Bureau of Public Procurement.
– Federal Ministry of Education.
– Federal Ministry of Labour & Productivity.
– Federal Ministry of Finance – Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
– Federal Ministry of Information and Culture.
– Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing.
– Federal Ministry of Science and Technology.
– Federal Ministry of Transport.
– Office of the Auditor-General for the Federation.
– Office of the Surveyor-General of the Federation.
– Presidency

Suitably qualified candidates with character and integrity who are interested in making a career in the Federal Civil Service are invited to complete and submit the application on-line on FCSC Website – https://www.vacancy.fedcivilservice.gov.ng for any of the posts indicated in each of the MDAs.

At least 600 taken to hospital after 70 killed in Cameroon train derailment

Rescue workers are searching for more injured or dead after accident on line between capital Yaoundé and economic hub of Douala


Authorities in Cameroon rushed more than 600 injured people to hospitals in the country’s two main cities on Saturday a day after an overcrowded train derailed, killing more than 70 people.
Bodies remained strewn along the tracks at Eseka, which is about 75 miles west of Yaoundé, as rescue workers searched for more injured or dead. The injured were being taken to hospitals in the capital, Yaoundé, and the port city where the train was heading, Douala, officials said, as the president declared Monday to be a national day of mourning.
“My sincere condolences to the families of the victims of the derailment of the Camrail train,” President Paul Biya said on his official Facebook page. About 70 people died and 600 were wounded, he said, and the cause of the crash was being investigated.

The local hospital, with only about 60 beds, had been overwhelmed, said transport minister Edgard Alain Mebe Ngo’o. “I am calling on everyone to double efforts to save the lives of the injured,” he said.

Gambia is latest African nation to quit international criminal court

Gambia has announced its withdrawal from the international criminal court, accusing the tribunal of the “persecution and humiliation of people of colour, especially Africans”.
The announcement late on Tuesday came after similar decisions this month by South Africa and Burundi to abandon the troubled institution, set up to handle the world’s worst crimes.
Sheriff Bojang, the information minister, said in an announcement on state television that the court had been used “for the persecution of Africans and especially their leaders” while ignoring crimes committed by the west.
He singled out the case of the former British prime minister Tony Blair, whom the ICC decided not to indict over the Iraq war
“There are many western countries, at least 30, that have committed heinous war crimes against independent sovereign states and their citizens since the creation of the ICC and not a single western war criminal has been indicted,” he said.

Mother who has 'miracle girl' after suffering 16 miscarriages is heartbroken after meningitis kills her 15-month-old in just 14 hours

Fleur-Rose Allen (left and inset), from Bridgnorth, Shropshire, died in April this year, just days after she started walking for the first time. The 15-month-old, who was born two-and-a-half months premature following a difficult pregnancy - woke crying with a slight temperature. Her mother, Lizzie Allen (pictured right together), 32, who overcame 16 miscarriages before giving birth, thought she had a bug and gave her water and Calpol. But just hours later, after suffering four cardiac arrests, doctors declared her dead.

Trump Impersonator step out with two ladies on bikini

Jackson decided to appear like Trump with two ladies on bikini as he walk around Trump Tower. He is famously known with such outings in the past

. The British photographer has previously used pictures of President John G. Kennedy, Queen ELizabeth, Barack Obama and now Trump

Pictures from Senate Plenary of Wednesday 26th October, 2016.

In Pictures, Buhari’s daughter set to wed her 56-year-old fiancee

In Pictures, President Buhari presided over this week Federal Executive Council Meeting

Dasuki bought warships, aircraft and a lot of equipments for the military. He didn't steal $2.2bn

Formal President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan had a different view on the money EFCC accused Dasuki who served as National security Advisor during his tenure in office and insisted such amount is inconceivable. He said that Dasuki acquired warships, aircraft and many other equipment for the military during his tenure in office.

You remember Dasuki has been in custody of EFCC for alleged diversion of funds budgeted for arm purchase. The $2.2bn scandal has kept Dasuki in detention since 2015

According to Jonathan, it is improper to say $2.2bn was stolen after the purchase of arms by his administration when delivering  lecture at Oxford Union in the United Kingdom on Tuesday. Jonathan further buttress the reason why he has kept quiet over the issue. According to him, he doesn't want to be seen as a formal President challenging the present government. He stated this through Abuja based public relations outfit, the PR Nigeria

My life at Manchester United a disaster

According to Marca, difficulty adapting to life in Manchester has seen Jose Mourinho describe his time at the club so far as a disaster, struggling without his family nearby and even feeling trapped in his new surroundings.
The Portuguese boss' family is still in London, and the ex-Chelsea man opened up on his personal life as a partial explanation as to his struggles as a coach in recent weeks.
"My life in Manchester is a bit of a disaster," Mourinho said to Sky Sports. "For me, I want to walk a bit but I can't."
Still living in a hotel, the lack of privacy wasn't as intense in London, something that is currently bothering the United coach.
"If I want to go out to a restaurant for a meal, I can't, which is really bad."

Woman recovering after her son stabbed a knife in her head in Kenya

A 60 year-old woman who survived a brutal knife attack is recuperating at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) after a successful surgery to remove a knife that was lodged in her head.
Ms Monicah Wanjiru, from Ng’arua, Laikipia West District, was stabbed by her 35 year-old son last week following a dispute.
The son stabbed his mother on her right temple with a kitchen knife.
Ms Wanjiru, a widow, was rushed to Kenyatta Hospital last Saturday.
The delicate surgery was conducted by a multi-disciplinary team of specialists who included maxillofacial, neurosurgeons, anesthetists and nurses.
According to the hospital, the patient is out of danger and may be discharged soon.
She was traumatised by the incident and is undergoing counseling.

In Nairobi, a self acclaimed ‘Prophet’ sentenced to life for defiling his two daughters

A self-declared Prophet was on Wednesday sentenced to death for defiling his two daughters on separate occasions for two years.
Samson Otieno was sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of defiling his two daughters aged 7 and 9 years at their home in Planet estate in Nakuru town.

Court sentences shop owner that refused to sell sugar to 5 years in jail

Can this happen in Nigeria? Dokki Misdemeanor Court sentenced a shop owner based in the Giza suburb of Dokki to five years in jail and a financial fine of EGP 100,000 over charges of seizing commodity rations and refraining from selling them to citizens. According to state-run Al-Ahram newspaper, police forces arrested Magdi Mohamed for refraining from selling sugar to a member of the Supply Investigations Bureau, who was disguised as an ordinary citizen.
Police forces arrested Mohamed after they inspected his shop and found 51 kilos of sugar, Al-Ahram reported.
Last week, General Prosecutor Nabil Sadek ordered arrest warrants for a number of Muslim Brotherhood members allegedly accused of forming cells that planned to collect sugar from the Egyptian market, according to local media reports.
The current shortage of sugar in retail outlets began several days ago and came after the market shop for sugar increased from EGP 6 to EGP 12. The sugar price increase stirred ire among the population especially when most have been struggling to adapt financially to the newly implemented value-added tax (VAT), which in some cases nearly doubled the prices of several commodities and services.
The “sugar cell” members are also accused of collecting large amounts of the now scarce commodity from markets. Three of the alleged cell members were arrested at a coffee shop in Nasr City.

Jose faces an uphill task as he goes against his foe later today

Jose will be facing his old foe, Pep this evening and is determine to win his employer's heart including Manchester United fans. Report in UK yesterday claimed the special one refuse to get close to his players during training session yesterday after a heavy defeat to his formal club.
If he doesn't get this a 'must win' match, his stay at the club will bring more tension says one of the Manchester United formal player

Kenya is pushing to increase its market share for coffee in the United States

Kenya is pushing to increase its market share for coffee in the United States (US) as a means of improving the global visibility of the local commodity.

The government through the Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Authority (AFA) Coffee Directorate on Tuesday said it is also targeting China, South Korea, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Poland and Nigeria as emerging markets for the coffee.

“Kenya has embarked on an aggressive marketing of her coffee globally. In view of this, the country is set to be the ‘portrait country (main feature)’ during the 2017 Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA) Exhibition in Seattle, Washington, US,” said Grenville Melli, interim head of the directorate during a briefing in Nairobi.

The SCAA event provides the largest coffee marketing avenue in the world, where producers meet buyers and consumers.

The government is seeking to leverage on various platforms like SCAA, where Kenya is a member, to improve the visibility of the country’s coffee.

“To address the challenges, we shall venture into new markets through participation in various expos, both locally and internationally,” said Richard Lesiyampe, Agriculture principal secretary, in a statement.

As a portrait country in the upcoming SCAA exhibition set for next April Kenya will be given exclusive priority in marketing her coffee in the US during the period of the symposium and exhibitions.