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Residents of the Totooba Great Estate Community Development Area in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State have decried the absence of basic amenities such as electricity, good roads and access to healthcare facilities that could enhance their quality of life. The residents who spoke with PUNCH Metro in separate interviews on Monday lamented that the
President-elect Donald Trump has denied reports that he intends to sell his shares in his Truth Social platform. Trump, in a post on Truth Social on Friday, rejected what he described as ‘rumors and untrue’ that he was planning to sell shares a day after the stock spiked. “There are fake, untrue, and probably illegal
‘Fake news’ – Trump denies planning to sell Truth Social
President-elect Donald Trump has denied reports that he intends to sell his shares in his Truth Social platform.
Trump, in a post on Truth Social on Friday, rejected what he described as ‘rumors and untrue’ that he was planning to sell shares a day after the stock spiked.
“There are fake, untrue, and probably illegal rumors and/or statements made by, perhaps, market manipulators or short sellers, that I am interested in selling shares of Truth,” Trump wrote.
Reuters reports that shares of the company has gone up about 8.7 percent at $30.15 in midmorning trade on the Nasdaq and hit a high for the session of $32.
However, the stock was briefly halted for volatility after spiking on Trump’s comments.
‘Fake news’ – Trump denies planning to sell Truth Social
The Kano State Commissioner of Police, Salman Garba, has presented cheques totaling N83,102,207.38 to 45 next of kin of deceased personnel, according to the Nigeria Police Force, Kano State Command spokesman, SP Abdullahi Haruna. The statement was to alleviate the burden of the families of deceased and injured police officers in the line of duty.
Kano CP presents N83m cheque to families of deceased officers
The Kano State Commissioner of Police, Salman Garba, has presented cheques totaling N83,102,207.38 to 45 next of kin of deceased personnel, according to the Nigeria Police Force, Kano State Command spokesman, SP Abdullahi Haruna.
The statement was to alleviate the burden of the families of deceased and injured police officers in the line of duty.
“The presentation of cheques to the beneficiaries is a transparent demonstration of the Inspector-General of Police’s commitment to the welfare of police personnel and their families.
“This gesture is the reinforcement of the Police Force’s commitment and dedication to supporting its officers and their immediate family members,” the statement said.
According to the statement, the beneficiaries are deceased police officers’ next of kin and police victims of accidents.
The beneficiaries specifically thanked the IGP and promised to make good use of the money, saying it came at a time it was most needed.
“The IGP’s welfare scheme is a testament to the police force’s commitment to its personnel and their families. This initiative has benefited numerous families across the country, demonstrating the force’s resolve to care for those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.”
“The presentation ceremony serves as a reminder of the police force’s dedication to its personnel and their families. It underscores the importance of recognizing the sacrifices made by officers in the line of duty and providing support during times of need,” it said.
Kano CP presents N83m cheque to families of deceased officers
Pope Francis has warned that plans by Donald Trump to deport illegal migrants from the US would be a “disgrace” if he went through with it. Speaking to an Italian TV programme from his Vatican residence, The Catholic Pontiff in an interview with an Italian TV, said if the plans went ahead, Trump would make
Trump’s plan of deporting migrants ‘a disgrace’- Pope Francis
Pope Francis has warned that plans by Donald Trump to deport illegal migrants from the US would be a “disgrace” if he went through with it.
Speaking to an Italian TV programme from his Vatican residence,
The Catholic Pontiff in an interview with an Italian TV, said if the plans went ahead, Trump would make “poor wretches that don’t have anything foot the bill”.
“That’s not right. That’s not how you solve problems,” he said.
In a message to Trump shared on Monday, Pope Francis offered him “cordial greetings” and urged him to lead a society with “no room for hatred, discrimination or exclusion” and promote “peace and reconciliation among peoples”.
Trump’s plan of deporting migrants ‘a disgrace’- Pope Francis
