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Question: Woman injured in Denbigh stabbing has died

Police have confirmed that the woman injured in the stabbing incident in Denbigh in the early hours of Saturday morning has died.
Police were called following a serious stabbing incident ,which caused injuries to two people, in the Love Lane / High Street area, Denbigh at 4am on Saturday morning.
A man has been remanded in custody and charged in relation to the incident and will appear before Llandudno Magistrates court later today.
Investigations into the incident will continue.
Detective Inspector Steve Williams, said: “Our deepest sympathies go out to the family and the friends of the woman who has passed away, and once again we’d like to thank the local community for their assistance with investigations into this incident.”
Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101.

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A Sheffield police officer was assaulted when he attempted to make an arrest over a disturbance in a city suburb.
The officer, who sustained minor injuries, was assaulted on Knutton Crescent, Parson Cross, following a disturbance on nearby Yew Lane at 11.50pm yesterday.
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Question: Barry scores 30, No. 15 Florida races past Auburn 114-95

AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Canyon Barry scored a season-high 30 points and No. 15 Florida rode a big second-half surge to a 114-95 victory over Auburn on Tuesday night.
The Gators (21-5, 11-2 Southeastern Conference) also blew past their previous scoring high of 106 points en route to a seventh straight win. They dominated after going into halftime locked in a 50-50 tie, coming out of the locker room on a 13-3 run and never looking back.
Florida shot 56 percent from the field and made 11 of 19 3-point attempts and 37 of 42 free throws.
Auburn (16-10, 5-8) became the first team to reach its season average in regulation against the Gators, but couldn’t slow them down on the other end.
The game was so dominated by offense that 13 players scored in double figures.
Anfernee McLemore led Auburn with 19 points, T.J. Dunans had 13 and Ronnie Johnson 12.
KeVaughn Allen scored all 17 of his points in the second half for Florida, which had seven players reach 10 points. Devin Robinson added 14. Kasey Hill had 11 points and 12 assists.
Center John Egnubu had 10 points before leaving with a knee injury midway through the first half. He didn’t return.
Barry — who had his made free throw streak end at 42 — made 3 of 5 3-pointers and 11 of 12 foul shots.
It’s the first time in nearly two years Auburn has allowed 100 points, the last time against Kentucky on Feb. 21, 2015.
BIG PICTURE
Florida has matched the longest win streak in coach Mike White’s two seasons. The Gators have won 10 straight meetings, including nine in a row at Auburn.
Auburn hosted Florida for the first time since 2014, with the three meetings since coming in Gainesville. The Tigers allowed 60-plus second-half points for the third straight game.
STREAK ENDS
Barry’s school-record streak of made free throws ended at 42. Barry, who shoots underhanded like his Hall of Fame father Rick, missed the second of two attempts with 15:20 left in the first half. He still had 13 points in the first 8 minutes. Barry’s career-high is 31 points when he was with College of Charleston.
UP NEXT
Florida visits Mississippi State on Saturday to continue a stretch with three of four games on the road.
Auburn travels to Texas A&M on Saturday then goes to LSU three days later.
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Normally, a team that is the overall No. 1 seed would be an overwhelming favorite to win its region – especially after winning the Atlantic Coast Conference by four games and sweeping through the ACC Tournament. But because that team is Virginia, a lot of people are tamping down their expectations.
The Cavaliers haven’t made the Final Four since 1984. The team doesn’t have an All-American on its roster. And its style of play – Virginia ranks last out of 351 teams in tempo, according to statistician Ken Pomeroy – doesn’t lend itself to the kind of highlights that get casual fans excited.
But after starting the season unranked, the Cavaliers lost just twice this season – at West Virginia and by one point in overtime to Virginia Tech.
Still, there are plenty of options for skeptics. No. 2 Cincinnati won both the regular season and tournament titles in the American, while Arizona claimed both titles in the Pac-12. The Bearcats, who allow 57.2 points per game, are the only team besides Virginia (53.4) that allows fewer than 60 points a game, while the Wildcats feature potential No. 1 draft pick DeAndre Ayton, a 7-1 center.
There’s also No. 5 Kentucky. The Wildcats are always one of most talented teams in the field, and they may be catching fire at just the right time, having won seven of eight (including the SEC Tournament).
SOUTH REGION
FAVORITE: VIRGINIA
If defense wins championships, Virginia should be all set. The Cavaliers lead the nation in scoring defense, and even adjusting for their slow tempo, the suffocating “Pack-Line” defense developed under coach Tony Bennett’s father, Dick Bennett, has stifled top offenses such as Duke and North Carolina this season.
SLEEPER: ARIZONA
Assuming the Wildcats don’t get sidetracked by the ongoing FBI investigation, Arizona has the size, depth, and experience to get to San Antonio. DeAndre Ayton totaled 64 points and 32 rebounds in the semifinals and final of the Pac-12 Tournament.
UPSET ALERT: LOYOLA (ILL.) OVER MIAMI
Loyola (Ill.) represents the MVC, whose teams have had strong showings in recent years (topped by Wichita State’s Final Four appearance in 2013). Loyola beat then-No. 5 Florida in December and has an RPI of 28. The Hurricanes went 4-4 in their final eight games this season and lost by 20 as the higher seed to No. 9 Michigan State last year. Related Articles Whicker: UMBC, Virginia and the death of surprise
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BRACKET BREAKDOWN
Star power or strong teams? The South is loaded with projected lottery picks like Ayton, Mohamed Bamba of Texas, Kevin Knox of Kentucky and Lonnie Walker of Miami. But while No. 1 Virginia, No. 2 Cincinnati and No. 3 Tennessee lack superstars, they overcome it with grittiness and cohesiveness.
THE MATCHUPS
1. Virginia (27-7): automatic, ACC
16. UMBC (23-11): automatic, America East
8. Creighton (21-11): at-large, Big East
9. Kansas State (22-11): at-large, Big 12
No. 5 Kentucky (23-10): automatic, SEC
No. 12 Davidson (20-11): automatic, Atlantic 10
No. 4 Arizona (27-7): automatic, Pac-12
No. 13 Buffalo (26-8): automatic, MAC
No. 3 Tennessee (25-7): at-large, SEC
No. 14 Wright State (25-9): automatic, Horizon
No. 6 Miami (22-9): at-large, ACC
No. 11 Loyola (Ill.) (28-5): automatic, Missouri Valley
No. 7 Nevada (27-7): at-large, Mountain West
No. 10 Texas (19-14): at-large, Big 12
No. 2 Cincinnati (29-4): automatic, AAC
No. 15 Georgia State (23-10): automatic, Sun Belt
BY THE NUMBERS
4: schools that Tennessee coach Rick Barnes has led to the tournament, including Providence, Clemson, and Texas.
23: double-doubles by Arizona’s DeAndre Ayton, tying the Pac-12 freshman record set by UCLA’s Kevin Love.
FAB FIVE
Peyton Aldridge: Davidson, F, 21.8 ppg, 7.8 rpg
DeAndre Ayton: Arizona, F, 20.3 ppg, 11.5 rpg
Mohamed Bamba: Texas, F, 12.9 ppg, 10.4 rpg, 3.7 bpg
Ty Jerome: Virginia, G, 10.5 ppg, 3.9 apg, 1.5 spg
Kevin Knox: Kentucky, F, 15.6 ppg, 5.3 rpg


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Question: AP source: Dolphins add Trey Griffey, son of Ken Griffey Jr.

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By Steven Wine
MIAMI — A person familiar with the deal says the Miami Dolphins have signed undrafted free agent receiver Trey Griffey, the son of Hall of Fame baseball player Ken Griffey Jr.
The person confirmed the agreement to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Monday because the Dolphins had not announced the signing or contract terms.
Griffey had 79 catches for 1,241 yards and six touchdowns in four seasons at Arizona. A centre fielder in baseball, he was drafted in the 24th round of the 2016 draft by the Seattle Mariners but opted to stay with football.
The Indianapolis Colts signed Griffey after the April draft, but he was waived-injured in June.
At least five Dolphins receivers — none of them starters — have been slowed by injuries during training camp.
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The Dolphins have a glaring need for a starting linebacker and a rotational defensive tackle, but here’s the quandary:
Do you pay big money at that position when you could potentially find a better — and cheaper — option in the first two days of the draft?
To this point, the Dolphins have been reluctant to do so.
Where things stand at each position:
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▪ Defensive tackle: The big issue is not only how to replace Ndamukong Suh’s production (he graded out among the NFL’s best defensive tackles) but also how to replace his 877 snaps, which were the sixth-most among NFL defensive tackles last season.
William Hayes will pick up some of those; the Dolphins plan to play him at both defensive end and defensive tackle, according to a Hayes associate briefed on the team’s plans.
Jordan Phillips’ snaps will rise at least somewhat from 401 a year ago. He averaged 31 snaps in his 13 games.
Phillips, even before Suh’s release, told me he wants to prove he’s worthy of being a three-down player, and the Dolphins like how he played in the second half of last season. They also believe he will be highly motivated in the final year of his rookie contract.
Davon Godchaux (500 snaps) and Vincent Taylor (185) also will be given a chance to earn larger roles.
The Dolphins are comfortable with Phillips, Godchaux and Hayes — and see upside in Taylor — but know there must be an addition here.
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That player could come in the draft. Washington’s Vita Vea is in the mix for Miami at No. 11, and Alabama’s Da’Ron Payne, Michigan’s Maurice Hurst, Florida’s Taven Bryan and Stanford’s Harrison Phillips are being studied closely by Miami.
“I think interior defensive line at the high end is outstanding,” NFL Network’s Mike Mayock said. “I think at least four are going to go [in the first round] — Vita Vea, Payne, Maurice Hurst, and Taven Bryan. Harrison Phillips from Stanford is an interesting player. B.J. Hill from North Carolina State.”
The Dolphins don’t want to spend big money at defensive tackle and they weren’t in the mix for Dontari Poe or Sheldon Richardson.
Two starters who were cut by AFC South teams over the weekend — Jonathan Hankins and Sylvester Williams — warrant consideration, but only at the right price.
As of late last week, the Dolphins hadn’t inquired about free agent starters such as Minnesota’s Tom Johnson or Cincinnati’s Pat Sims. Along with Bennie Logan, those five are pretty much the extent of clear-cut starters available at defensive tackle in free agency.
Veteran backup types available include Arthur Jones, Clinton McDonald, Ahtyba Rubin, Cedric Thornton and Shamar Stephen.
Veteran defensive tackles are seemingly always available during the summer. So a case could be made to see what the draft yields before investing a lot of money on a player who might not crack their top three rotation at tackle.
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▪ Linebacker: The Dolphins know they need to find a third starter alongside Kiko Alonso and Raekwon McMillan, preferably one who excels in pass coverage.
That player could come early in the draft, if the Dolphins land Georgia’s Roquan Smith, Virginia Tech’s Tremaine Edmunds or Boise State’s Leighton Vander Esch or Alabama’s Rashaan Evans. They also like South Carolina State’s Darius Leonard and will spend time with his this week.
That’s why Miami hasn’t bid for the top free agent linebackers who have signed elsewhere — from Tahir Whiteside to Zach Brown to Preston Brown.
There are plenty of others available with starting experience: NaVorro Bowman, Conner Barwin, Kevin Minter, Ramon Hubner, Jon Bostic, Junior Galette, Pernell McPhee, Michael Wilhoitte and Paul Worrilow.
The Dolphins like what they saw from Chase Allen and Stephone Anthony and they will be given a chance to earn playing time. Mike Hull, who was tendered, remains valuable on special teams.
The Dolphins are set at defensive end but will add a third safety (they haven’t re-signed Michael Thomas, who visited the Steelers on Monday and left without a contract) and likely will add another cornerback to join the emerging top four of Xavien Howard, Cordrea Tankersley, Tony Lippett and Bobby McCain.
Young defensive backs Maurice Smith (safety) and Torry McTyer (cornerback) will get a look, and Walt Aikens — who can play safety or corner — was resigned to remain a key cog on special teams.


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Question: Missing Georgia Teen Latania Janell Carwell Is Presumed Dead

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Although African Americans make up just 13 percent of the U.S. population, we account for 37 percent of the missing in the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s database under the age of 18 and 26 percent above the age of 18. Cases involving African Americans also tend to receive less media coverage than missing Whites, with missing men of color getting even less attention.
NewsOne has partnered with the Black and Missing Foundation to focus on the crisis of missing African Americans.
To be a part of the solution, NewsOne will profile missing persons and provide tips about how to keep your loved ones safe and what to do if someone goes missing.
The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office says the missing persons case of Georgia teen Latania Janell Carwell is now a homicide investigation.
“Our primary focus this week is recovering Miss Carwell’s remains,” Richmond County Sheriff Richard Roundtree said at a press conference Monday, reports the Augusta Chronicle. “We had a search team in the metro Atlanta area come out this weekend and conducted multiple searches in the area, and we will be out again this week conducting additional searches based on forensic evidence that we gather in, but we have not yet located the particular area where we think the remains are.”
Roundtree said the change in the status of the case comes after the interview of a “subject connected to this investigation.” He did not divulge further details.
Carwell, 16, is believed to have left her home on April 17 with her stepfather, just 90 minutes after she turned 16. Latania’s mother,says she spoke with her husband, who explained he brought his stepdaughter with him to assist with a GPS system to help find a friend who had car trouble. Police said Tripp’s claim was untrue.
A kidnapping warrant was issued for Leon Tripp and he was captured and arrested by U.S. Marshals. He is being held on kidnapping charges. Tanya Tripp was also arrested on charges of hindering the apprehension of a criminal after she was found living with her husband in Atlanta.
Latania has not been seen in public since she left home with her stepfather in April.
Latania’s uncle Charles Carwell said the family is confounded by news the search is now a homicide.
“It’s been eight weeks and at this point we are looking for some closure. That’s not the news we wanted to hear but we want closure. We want to know more now. We need more. That’s partial closure,” Carwell told NewsOne in an interview.
Carwell now has custody of Tanya Tripp’s other child.
“I’ll have to explain this to her little sister one day,” Carwell said. “She was a young, innocent kid. She didn’t deserve this. No one deserves this under any circumstances.”
Now, Carwell said he wants Tripp and his sister to come clean so Latania can be properly put to rest.
“One of those two have to know something. That’s my opinion. Hopefully someone will say something. You’ll get what’s coming to you if you are involved,” Carwell said. “Right now we want closure to close it off in your heart and mind.”
Jeffery C. Mays is a contributing writer for NewsOne. Follow him on Twitter at @JeffCMays.
SOURCE: WRDW, Augusta Chronicle
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Question: B.C. man wanted by Interpol

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Sebastien Normandin wanted for attempted murder in relation to a 2016 incident in Victoria
International police operation Interpol have listed a Victoria man as a person of interest.
Sebastien Jack Pierre Normandin, 47, was the suspect of a domestic violence incident in Victoria in late December of 2016.
Normandin fled at the time despite two counts of attempted murder, allegedly in connection with a serious vehicle collision involving a former girlfriend that occurred at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 27 of 2016. Police were called to the collision in the 1000 block of Gillespie Place in Victoria.
The 1.9-metre-tall (6-foot-5), 200-pound Normandin has been reported as the same Normandin who missed bail in the fall and who posts semi-regularly to social media, has a PhD in history and makes philosophical posts.
Normandin has a red notice status with Interpol – an equivalent to an international warrant – and is believed to have fled Canada to another country.
He’s wanted for attempt murder (times two), assault causing bodily harm, criminal harassment, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, assault causing bodily harm, assault and failure to comply with conditions.

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Question: REVEALED! The First Look of Bose-Dead/Alive Starring Rajkummar Rao

The combination of Hansal Mehta and Rajkummar Rao has always been a deadly one, what with the duo coming out with much-acclaimed movies like Shahid, Citylights and Aligarh to name a few. The duo comes together once again but on a completely different platform, one that is digital in nature and has created a storm ever since it was launched in April 2017, Ekta Kapoor’s brainchild ALTBalaji.
Titled Bose-Dead/Alive, the show is an unraveling of India’s biggest cover up, based on the life of Subhash Chandra Bose. Rajkummar, an actor known for his sheer dedication and talent has given his blood, sweat, and tears and the transformation is visible in this exclusive first look image.
The trailer of ALTBalaji’s Bose-Dead/Alive will be launched on 18th August, 2017. Directed by Pulkit, the show has been created by Hansal Mehta.
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The actor has been prepping for his role and, in fact, even had his head shaved so as to look as authentic as possible. Rajkummar has also gained weight. Talking about the opportunity, Rajkummar told indianexpress.com, “I am feeling fortunate that I have got the chance to play him. In a way, I am really happy that people would know more about his life. There are so many instances about his life which left me surprised.” He added that he will be learning Bengali for the Web series.
Meanwhile, Rajkummar is all set to surprise us yet again with Hansal Mehta’s directorial Omerta, which will premiere this year at the Toronto Film Festival.
For now, he is busy in promoting his upcoming commercial film Bareilly Ki Barfi, in which he will be sharing screen space with Kriti Sanon and Ayushmann Khurrana.

On Saturday, 30 June 2018, the annual Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards (AMVCA) returned with nominees for its 2018 awards, and Ghana would have been almost missing from the nomination list but for Shirley Frimpong-Manso's romcom 'Potota Potahto' which scored 5 nominations.
Potato Potahto's nominations at the AMVCA was expected, considering the global rave reviews and awards it received during its film festival screenings and premieres—especially having swept the stakes at the 2017 Toronto Film Festival, where it picked up four awards.
Apart from Potato Potahto, arguably a Ghanaian production fetching 5 nominations in the following categories; Best Overall Movie, Best Movie-West Africa, Best Director Movie, Best Actor in A Comedy Movie/TV Series and Best Costume Designer—Keteke and Sidechick Gang also received a nomination each.
For over about a decade, director Shirley Frimpong-Manso and her film-making associates including Ken Attoh, have repeatedly made great movies which have represented Ghana at various awards, and have gone on to win some of the most prestigious awards on the African continent, for Ghana.
The 6th edition of the award, the 2018 AMVCAs will take place on September 1.
Check out the full list of the nominees below…
Best Actor in a comedy
Kalu Ikeagwu- Dr Meekam
IK Ogbonna - Excess Luggage
Blossom Chukwujekwu - The Big Fat Lie
Odunlade Adekola - A Million Baby
OC Ukeje - Potato Potahto
Jimmy Olukoya - Guyn Man
Best Actress in a comedy and TV series
Rita Dominic - Big Fat Lie
Adesua Etomi - 10 days in Sun city
Queen Nwokoye - Excess Luggage
Bimbo Ademoye - Backup Wife
Dakore Akande - Isoken
Nyce Wanueri - Auntie Boss
Best Cinematography Movies/TV series
Tatu - Akpe Ododoru
Idemuza - Dickson Godwin
T-Junction - Lester Millado
The Torture - Rwamusigazi Kyakunzire
Okafor's Law - Yinka Edward
Alter Ego - Bishop Blunt/Adeoye Adeniyi
Best Picture Editor
Idemuza - Aloaye Omoake
18 Hours - Mark Maina
Alter Ego - Moses Inwang/Tunde Bakare
Hakkune - Asurf Oluseyi
Hidden - Jibril Mailafia
Best Sound Editor
Tatu - Kolade Morakinyo
Idahaso Trails - Stanlee Ohikhuare
Alter Ego - Zezom Gnawni
Ojukokoro - Dayo Thompson
Hakkunde - James Coon Falcon
Best Soundtrack Movies/TV Series
M0 - Tom Koroluk
Banana Island Ghost - Enyi Omeruah and Funbi Ogunbanwo
Bella - Andrew Ahuura
Tatu - Evelle
Idahosa Trails - Oriri Osayamore
18 Hours - Jacktone Okore
Best Supporting Actor
Saidi Balogun - Banana Island Ghost
Tomiwa Edun - Banana Island Ghost
Falz - New Money
Kunle Idowu - Idahosa Trails
Gabriel Afolayan - Okafor's Law
Wale Ojo - Betrayal
Best Supporting Actress
Toyin Aimakhu - Tatu
Dorcas Shola Fapson - Banana Island Ghost
Funlola Afofiyebi-Riami - Tatu
Ebele Okaro - Blackrose
Lydia Forson - Isoken
Emem Inwang - Alter Ego
Best Actress in a Drama/TV Series
Agaba Joan - The Torture
Keira Hewatch - The Witness Box
Miriam Kayode - Children of Mud
Cinderella Sanyu - Bella
Omotola Jalade Ekeinde - Alter Ego
Lilian Echelon - Black Rose
Best Actor in a Drama Series
Wale Ojo - Alter Ego
Kalu Ikeagwu - Benevolence
Rushabiro Raymond - The Torture
Adjetey Anang - Keteke
Adjetey Anang - Sidechic Gang
Chris Attoh - Esohe
Best Movie West Africa
Potato Potahto - Shirley Frimpong-Manso
Alter Ego - Moses Inwang - Esther Eyibo
Isoken - Jade Osiberu
Tatu - Don Omope, Yolanda Okereke, Segun Arinze, Tolu Awobiyi
Children of Mud - Imoh Umoren
Lotanna - Ifan Micheal
Best Movie East Africa
18 Hours - Phoebe Ruguru
Devil's Chest - Hassan Mageye
The Forbidden - Kizito Samuel Saviour
Rain - Mathew & Eleanor Nabwiso
Bella - Math Bish
Best Movie Southern Africa
Descent - Awal Abdulfatai
The Road to Sunrise - Shemu Joyah
Salute! - Phillipe Talavera
Jomako Black Democracy - Abraham Kabwe
Nyasaland - Joyce Mhango Chavula
Best Director
Moses Inwang - Alter Ego
Aloaye Omoake - Idemuza
Asurf Oluseyi - Hakkunde
Don Omope - Tatu
Jade Osiberu - Isoken
Mulindwa Richard - The Torture
Shirley Frimpong-Manso - Potato Potahto
Best Overall Movie
Potato Potahto - Shirley Frimpong-Manso
Alter Ego - Moses Inwang
18 Hours - Phoebe Ruguru
Devil's Chest - Hassan Mageye
Descent - Awal Abdulfatai
The Road to Sunrise - Shemu Joyah
Best TV series
Gina and Friends - Paul Igwe
Professor Johnbull - Tchidi Chikere
Papa Ajasco Reloaded - Wale Adenuga
This Is It - Dolapo Adeleke
Relatives - Tunde Adegbola
Best Art Director
Isoken - Jade Osiberu
Tatu - Don Omope, Yolanda Okereke, Segun Arinze, Tolu Awobiyi
Children of Mud - Imoh Umoren
Lotanna - Ifan Micheal
Idahaso Trails - Stanlee Ohikhuare
Hidden - Jibril Mailafia
Best Documentary
The Flesh Business - Dennis Wanjohi
Nightfall in Lagos - James Amuta
God's Wives - Bolanle Olukanni
Omidan, Styles Defunct by Ayaworanho3d - Aderemi Davies
Calabar Carnival: What the People Think - Oghenefego Ofili
Best Lighting Designer Movie/TV Series
Tatu - Akpe Ododoru, Tunde Akinniyi
Kada River - Godwin Gata
Hidden - Agbo Kelly
Lotanna - McBaror
Children of Mud - Sunday Olalekan
Best Short Film/Online Video
The Housewife - Jay Franklin Jituboh
Tolu - Nadine Ibrahim
Penance - Micheal Ama Psalmist' Akinrogunde
Lodgers - Ken Ogunlola
Tanwa, The Child We Wanted - Adenike Adebayo
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series - Hausa
Mansoor - Ali Nuhu
Umar Sanda - Kamal S Alkali
Dadin Kowa Sabon Salo - Arewa24
Uwar Bari - Hamisu Lamido Iyantama
Rashinsani - Tiana Johnson
Best Indigenous Language Movies or TV Series - Igbo
Bound - Lilian Afegbai
Ofuobi - Victor Oyke
Uwa Na Eme Nyughari - Tiana Johnson
Oge Nkem - Tiana Oboyi Johnson
Ego Malaysia - Iyooh James Chidozie
Best Indigenous Language Movies or TV Series - Yoruba
Alakiti - Abiodun Jimoh, Jumoke Odetola
Adaba - Adebayo Salami
Etiko Onigedu - Femi Adebayo
Egun Iran Kinni - Oyindamola Awotidebe
Ogun Sengese - Ibironke Ojo
Best Costume Designer Movie or TV Series
Tatu - Yolanda Okereke
Isoken - Jade Osiberu
Potato Potahto - Christie Brown
Hakkunde - Joan Gbefwi
The Bridge - Ngozi Obasi and James Bessinone
Best Make Up Artist Movie/TV Series
Tatu - Thelma Ozy Smith, Hakeem Effect Onilogbo
Ojukokoro - Sandra Oyiana
What Lies Within - Cynthia Ububa
Disguise - Hakeem Effect
Lotanna - Nnenna Emekalam
Best Writer Movie/TV Series
Idemuza - Alaoye Omoake
Soul Tie - Kehinde Joseph
Idahosa Trails - Stanlee Ohikhuare
18 Hours - Njue Kevin
The Torture - Mulindwa Richard
Alter Ego - Patrick Nnamani/Koye O/Moses Inwang
Hakkunde - Tomi Adesina


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Question: Man detained in Germany on suspicion of financing terror

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A 16-year-old girl, her boyfriend and another man have been charged with terrorism offences over what police suspect was a plot to attack the Eiffel Tower.
The girl, named only as Sara, and her 20-year-old boyfriend, Thomas Sauret, both converts to Islam, were charged with making and possessing explosives found at the couple’s home.
They were also charged with criminal association for terrorist purposes, along with Malik Hammami, 33, a convicted drug dealer and thief who is suspected of assisting them.
Police believe their arrests in the southern city of Montpellier on Friday foiled an “imminent” attack.


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Question: Dog Kisses Firefighter After Getting Rescued From Roof

WELLS, ME (CBS Local) – A friendly dog’s “thank you” to the firefighter who rescued him from a roof has gone viral.
The pup in Wells, Maine got himself into a rough situation over the Memorial Day weekend when he escaped out the second floor window of his owner’s home and was trapped on a small porch roof.
“We received numerous calls but one concerned citizen, Phil Burke, discovered him early on and notified us. Another awesome citizen stood by with the dog until we could arrive on scene!” Wells Police wrote on Facebook.
When a firefighter climbed up to help the dog get back inside, the grateful pup became more interested in showing his appreciation than getting off the roof. Police on the ground recorded the friendly dog circling Fire Department Captain Jeff Nawfel and giving him a bunch of kisses on the face before getting a final nudge back into his home.
The dog’s “thank you” was posted on May 27 and has already been viewed over 16,000 times. “Thank you to all that called and helped save him,” officers wrote on Facebook.

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Question: Germany: No justification for attacks on Israel

Germany condemns Hamas and Islamic Jihad following barrage of more than 80 rockets and mortars on southern Israel.
Germany on Wednesday condemned the Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorist groups after they fired a barrage of more than 80 rockets and mortars from Gaza toward southern Israel.
“Germany unequivocally condemns the escalation of violence. There is no justification, under any circumstances, for the continuation of the massive mortar attack on Israel from Gaza,” said a statement from the German embassy in Israel.
“Especially malicious was the firing of a large portion of the rockets at Israeli cities and communities exactly during the hours of heavy traffic when people go to work. As a result of that barrage, a kindergarten was hit, among others. We wish the wounded a speedy recovery. It is Israel’s right to (preserve) its security, defend its borders and respond proportionately to attacks,” it added.
The IDF delivered struck dozens of Hamas and Islamic Jihad terror targets on Tuesday night in retaliation for the rocket fire. One of the targets destroyed was a terror tunnel stretching 900 meters into Israeli territory.
The rocket attacks have been widely condemned by world leaders. English Minister of State for the Middle East and North Africa Alistair Burt wrote on Twitter, Indiscriminate attacks against civilians, especially those that risk killing or injuring children, are completely unacceptable under any circumstances.”
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a similar condemnation.
"Israel has every right to defend itself against these deplorable attacks by the terrorist groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad. Our thoughts are with everyone affected today," he tweeted.
The European Union also condemned the continuing rocket and mortar fire from Gaza.
“The rocket and mortar fire by Palestinian militants from Gaza towards Israel must stop immediately. Indiscriminate attacks against civilians are completely unacceptable under any circumstances,” said an EU statement.
“A de-escalation of this dangerous situation is urgently needed to ensure that civilians' lives are protected. Israelis and Palestinians both have the right to live in peace, security and dignity: the cycle of violence and despair has to be broken with a genuine political process,” the statement continued.
A similar condemnation came from Austria, whose government spokesman tweeted, “Mortar attacks against kindergartens and the civilian population of Israel is certainly not the way to solve any of Gaza's problems and must stop immediately.”
He stressed that “Austria is fully committed to Israel's security.”

GETTY The Social Democrats have launched a desperate bid to topple Angela Merkel as German election nears
Social Democratic Party (SPD) chief Thomas Opperman claimed Angela Merkel has jeopardised her own chances as she aims to remain in power, adding the Chancellor has relied heavily on emulating the policies of former leader Gerhard Schröder. Announcing a tougher stance for his party in the weeks ahead, Thomas Opperman said: "The honeymoon period for Frau Merkel is over.” In an interview with German paper Tagesspiegel he said until polls opened on September 24, the SPD would continue to confront Mrs Merkel "day in and day out with the challenges and problems of our country, but also with the opportunities it has lost."
According to her critics, Mrs Merkel has relied heavily on the country’s economic success that was borne from the reforms of former Federal chancellor Gerhard Schröder. Mr Oppermann claims under Mr Schröder, Germany became an economically fit state. But he said under Mrs Merkel’s control, there have been only problems. He said: “The country lives on the substance, our prosperity is at stake, because Merkel has no plan for the future.” Mrs Merkel, however, claims the country’s prosperous days have in fact come under her watch. Citing her success in the employment sector, she said this was down to the introduction of the minimum wage by the grand coalition, along with fresh guidelines for temporary workers - usually a winning area for the Social Democrats.
GETTY Angela Merkel is aiming for a fourth term in office
When launching her election campaign, Mrs Merkel said: “The minimum wage has brought many people more security. “Social market management always needs political intervention.” However, it is on foreign policy that the SPD feels her downfall may be on the cards. Mr Oppermann has called on Mrs Merkel for a more resolute response to the war rhetoric loudly pushed by President Trump, especially on North Korean matters. He said: “We expect the German government to take a clear position not only against North Korea, but also against Donald Trump.”
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According to the SPD politician, the US president’s words are continuing to fan the flames of conflict with the hermit nation, adding: "This escalation is a serious threat, Trump literally plays with fire." Mr Oppermann used his election campaign to heap further criticism on statements, or the lack of, made by the Chancellor, citing her responses as “inadequate”. He added: “The world may be facing nuclear war, but the Chancellor has been silent for days on end before she has uttered two dull sentences. “Merkel now had to clearly tell Trump that there would be no support from the Federal Republic for nuclear preventive action by the USA against North Korea. “Trump must know that Germany expects the US to contain the conflict with diplomatic means ‘in close cooperation with China and Russia in the World Security Council.’ “In addition, the Chancellor had to make it clear to the US President that, in the event of a North Korean attack on the US base of Guam in the Pacific, the assistance obligation under the NATO Treaty did not apply. "The attitude of the SPD is clear: Germany will in no circumstances participate in such a military confrontation with North Korea."
GETTY Martin Schulz, Angela Merkel's main rival, is polling at below 25 per cent


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Question: VIDEO: Taking flight at the Abbotsford Airshow

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What do you get when you combine an airshow, a warplane and an excited 18-year-old? Black Press’ very own Baneet Braich got the chance to take some twists and turns thousands of feet above the ground at the Abbotsford Airshow with pilot Geoff Latter.
The Ontario-born pilot has been flying since he was just 12 years old, leaving Braich in very good hands as they took to the skies in the Nanchang CJ-6A, also know as Nancy.

The CT Crew were out and about at 6 out of 10 festivals last weekend. The second stop was AngelsFest at Guardian Angels on Cincinnati’s Eastside.


Question: Most actively traded companies on the TSX

Some of the most active companies traded Wednesday on the Toronto Stock Exchange:
Toronto Stock Exchange (15,170.13, down 209.62 points):
B2Gold Corp. (TSX:BTO). Miner. Down 11 cents, or 2.99 per cent, to $3.57 on 9.5 million shares.
Aimia Inc. (TSX:AIM). Loyalty programs. Down 56 cents, or 26.79 per cent, to $1.53 on 9.3 million shares. The Montreal-based company is immediately suspending all dividends on common and preferred shares, including previously declared payments that were to be made at the end of this month. Aimia runs Aeroplan and other customer reward programs for various businesses including Air Canada (TSX:AC), its original customer.
Kinross Gold Corp. (TSX:K). Miner. Down 17 cents, or 3.02 per cent, to $5.46 on 7.5 million shares.
Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX:CVE). Oil and gas. Down 48 cents, or 4.20 per cent, to $10.95 on 7.2 million shares.
Iamgold Corp. (TSX:IMG). Miner. Down 54 cents, or 7.52 per cent, to $6.64 on 6.68 million shares.
Yamana Gold Inc. (TSX:YRI). Miner. Down three cents, or 0.90 per cent, to $3.32 on 6.67 million shares.
Companies reporting major news:
Canadian National Railway (TSX:CNR). Transportation. Down 86 cents, or 0.82 per cent, to $104.46 on 1.7 million shares. The country's largest railway says it will spend $500 million over the next five years on technology to improve its safety and efficiency while also helping to face the potential challenge of driverless trucks. Chief executive Luc Jobin told an investor conference Wednesday that CN will make the investments to improve its own operations and stay ahead of changes to the trucking sector that will evolve quickly over the next decade.
Norsat International Inc. (TSX:NII). Technology. Down 15 cents, or 0.99 per cent, to $15 on 47,079 shares. The Vancouver technology company, which is subject to a controversial takeover bid from a Chinese firm, says it may accept a better offer from an American investment fund. Norsat says the deal from Privet Fund Management LLC values it at US$67.3 million, which is slightly above the deal proposed by Hytera Communications.
TransCanada Corp. (TSX:TRP). Oil and gas. Down $1.26 cents, or 1.97 per cent, to $62.60 on 2.9 million shares. The Calgary-based company says it plans to invest $2 billion to expand its Nova natural gas pipeline system, as it looks to transport more of the fuel from prolific Western Canadian fields. TransCanada says the proposed expansion is a response to demand from producers operating in the Montney, Duvernay and Deep Basin formations which straddle or are near the B.C.-Alberta boundary. It said many producers are looking to ship to markets in the Pacific Northwest, California and Nevada.

April 24 Australian shares are expected to trade sideways on Monday, with investors skittish ahead of an announcement regarding "major" tax reforms by President Donald Trump on Wednesday. "We'll be having a big announcement on Wednesday having to do with tax reform. The process has begun long ago but the reform will begin on Wednesday," Trump said at the U.S. Treasury Department. The local share price index futures stood fast at 5838 points, a 16.1-point discount to the underlying S&P/ASX 200 index close. The benchmark rose 0.6 percent on Friday. New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index rose 0.06 percent in early trade. For a summary of overnight action across global markets, double click on For a digest of the day's business stories in Australian newspapers, double click on (Reporting by Ambar Warrick in Bengaluru)


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E.g. "['I found this news title. Can you represent it to find an explanatory news article?!', 'With Republicans in charge, state legislatures see flood of activity on abortion bills']" == "['Represent the article to find a fitting news title', 'IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- Republicans who control a majority of the nation\'s statehouses are considering a wide range of abortion legislation that could test the government\'s legal ability to restrict a woman\'s right to terminate pregnancy.\nThe Mississippi House passed a bill Friday that would make the state the only one to ban all abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. In Missouri, lawmakers heard testimony earlier in the week on a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks.\nThe Ohio House is expected to consider bills, already passed in the Senate, that would prohibit the most common type of procedure used to end pregnancies after 13 weeks and require that fetal remains be buried or cremated.\nAbortion is a perennial hot button issue in statehouses across the country. Republican-controlled states have passed hundreds of bills since 2011 restricting access to the procedure while Democratic-led states have taken steps in the other direction.\nThe early weeks of this year\'s state legislative sessions have seen a flurry of activity around the issue. It comes as activists on both sides say they expect the U.S. Supreme Court to soon consider a question that remains unclear: How far can states go in restricting abortion in the interest of preserving and promoting fetal life?\nThe state bills debated since the start of the year "are all tests designed to see how far government power to legislate on behalf of a fetus can reach," said Jessica Mason Pieklo, who has been tracking legislation as the senior legal analyst for Rewire, a website that promotes views supporting abortion rights.\nShe said the outcome will determine whether states can legally ban abortion after a specific time period and outlaw specific medical procedures. Advocates for abortion rights say those strategies undermine the Supreme Court\'s 1973 ruling that women have the right to terminate pregnancies until a fetus is viable.\nIn Utah, critics have warned that a pending bill to prevent doctors from performing abortions on the basis of a Down syndrome diagnosis is unconstitutional. But its co-sponsor, Republican state Sen. Curt Bramble, said he is willing to defend the bill in court because its goal is to protect unborn children.\n"There are times if the Supreme Court got it wrong, it is appropriate to push back," said Bramble, an accountant from Provo.\nThe anti-abortion bills have drawn opposition from women who say they have made the excruciating choice to terminate a pregnancy, often after discovering serious fetal abnormalities.\n"A 20-week abortion ban sounds OK, but if that gets passed, what\'s next -- 18 weeks, 15 weeks? At what point does it make abortion truly illegal?" said Robin Utz of St. Louis, 38, who submitted testimony this week against the Missouri bill. "It\'s terrifying and it\'s willfully ignorant."\nUtz recounted terminating her pregnancy in its 21st week in November 2016, after learning her daughter would be born with a fatal kidney disease if she survived birth. She said doctors told her that dilation and evacuation, the most common abortion procedure in the second trimester, was the safest way to terminate the pregnancy.\nUndeterred by such stories, the National Right to Life Committee and its allies have been pushing for state laws that ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy and outlaw dilation and evacuation. Supporters of both measures argue that fetuses are capable of feeling pain after 20 weeks and call the procedure "dismemberment abortion."\nSeveral court challenges to both types of laws are underway, with federal appeals courts considering the "dismemberment abortion" bans approved last year in Texas and Arkansas. The Kansas Supreme Court is expected to rule soon on the first-in-the-nation ban passed in that state three years ago.\nIngrid Duran, director of state legislation at the National Right to Life Committee, said the model state laws drafted by her group are aimed at U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, a swing vote who wrote the court\'s 2007 opinion upholding a federal ban on a procedure critics call partial-birth abortion.\nShe said the court could use similar reasoning to prohibit dilation and evacuation and noted it has never considered whether states have an interest in protecting fetuses from pain.\n"We did draft these laws with the bigger picture in mind," Duran said.\nThe shifted focus comes after the court dealt the anti-abortion movement a blow in 2016 by ruling that strict Texas regulations on abortion clinics and doctors were an undue burden on abortion access and unconstitutional.\nAnti-abortion groups hope President Donald Trump will be able to nominate one or more justices to the Supreme Court following last year\'s confirmation of Neil Gorsuch, potentially making the court more conservative on the issue for decades to come.\nIn the meantime, some of them are cautioning their allies not to go too far.\nDuran said the proposed 15-week ban in Mississippi, which now goes to the state Senate, caught her by surprise. She noted that prior state laws banning abortion after 12 weeks or once a heartbeat was detected have been found unconstitutional.\nIn South Carolina this past week, state senators tabled a bill that would have banned most abortions to give lawmakers more time to study the consequences. Also last week, a legislative committee in Tennessee amended a bill to remove language that would have outlawed abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detectable, which is usually around six weeks. The bill\'s sponsor, Republican Rep. Micah Van Huss, said he would be back.\n"I will not stop fighting for the lives of babies until abortion is abolished in this state," he said.\nBy Ryan J. Folet, Associated Press. AP reporters Julie Carr Smyth in Columbus, Ohio, and Brady McCombs in Salt Lake City, Utah, contributed.']" != "['Represent this text to find a news title for it', 'Screengrab via STORYFUL\nCOLUMBUS >> More than a dozen women have staged a protest against a proposed ban on Ohio’s most common abortion procedure while dressed in character from the dystopian novel “The Handmaid’s Tale.”\nThe group attended a committee hearing at the Statehouse Tuesday while wearing red capes and white bonnets. The costumes resemble those worn in a new television series based on Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel, in which women are forced to give birth.\nThey were fighting legislation criminalizing what anti-abortion activists call “dismemberment abortion.” The medical term is dilation and evacuation.\nThe bill would prohibit doctors from using forceps or similar instruments on a live fetus to remove it from the womb in pieces. Seven states have such bans.\nAdvertisement\nSimilar costumed protests to anti-abortion bills have taken place elsewhere, including in Texas and Missouri.\nDon’t miss\n>> Ohio Senate budget closes $1 billion gap, adds $6 million for opiate crisis\n>> Lawmakers push to add photo ID on food stamp cards\n>> Bailout of 2 Ohio nuclear plants stalls in Statehouse']"

Question: BBCAN5's Neda, Emily react to eviction

Double eviction week in the Big Brother house is always tense. Fans and houseguests are permanently on edge as the battle for Head of Household, Power of Veto and the live eviction play out within a few nail-biting minutes. But nothing could prepare the BBCAN5 Odyssey for what was about to happen when the first double eviction shook up this season as Emily Hawkin and the season’s veteran queenpin Neda Kalantar exited the house after a shocking major-alliance mutiny.
“I don’t know how you’re supposed to come to terms with losing out on your dream the second time,” Neda said in much better spirits than how fans last saw her when she exited the house in tears on Thursday night.
The evening’s events escalated so quickly once her close ally Sindy Nguyen won the HoH competition and put Dillon Carman and Jackie McCurrach immediately on the block. But when Jackie saved herself with a veto win, Sindy was swayed by Ika Wong into backdooring Neda – even though they were all members of The Six alliance, who had been dominating the game all season.
The three faced off in a screaming match in the pantry before Neda was eventually evicted by a 7-1 vote.
“Sindy likes to make big moves for television. I think Sindy just took that opportunity to do it,” Neda explained, walking Postmedia Network through one of the most jaw-dropping evictions in the Canadian reality franchise’s history.
“It was really tense. Me and Ika are really intense people already so for us to be going at each other, everyone’s faces were like ‘What the heck is going on right now?’ When I was named as the replacement nominee, I just kind of wanted to tell Sindy to stop her fake crying. That’s all I wanted to say.”
But the 25-year-old entrepreneur stated that she knew Ika would turn on her eventually, as there were cracks in their alliance from the very beginning of the game.
“It really started early on. From Day 3, there was always something maybe every other day that happened with Ika where she was just an emotional person and very exhausting to work with. It was just a long time coming where the trust was getting chipped away.”
But Emily – who exited the Odyssey just prior to the drama – believes that it was the immunity advantage that Canada gifted Neda that really impacted how she played the game this season by contributing to how she treated people.
“That makes me so happy. Oh my god. That is fantastic. I love it,” Hawkin said when she found out it was Neda who left the house immediately after her.
“I think her whole game strategy would have been different if she didn’t get that immunity. I think she started rubbing people the wrong way and was more entitled because she had that immunity and she knew nobody could touch her. But for Sindy to do that, it’s kind of surprising. It’s wicked-awesome but it just goes to show that nobody really trusts Neda 100%.”
Big Brother Canada airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays on Global.

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Question: EFCC Files Amended Charge Against Kalu

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Wednesday filed amended charge against former Abia Governor, Orji Kalu, in an alleged N3.2bn fraud.
The EFCC had on October 31, 2016, preferred a 34-count charge bordering against Kalu and a former Commissioner for Finance in Abia, Ude Udeogo.
A company, Slok Nig. Ltd, said to be owned by Kalu, was also joined in the charge.
The accused had pleaded not guilty to the charge, and were granted bails.
At the last adjourned date on May 11, the EFCC had closed its case, but had informed the court that it intended to file an amended charge against the accused, to reflect further evidences.
The court had then adjourned the case, for the accused to open its defence.
On Wednesday, when the case was called, the prosecutor Rotimi Jacobs, informed the court of an amended charge against the accused which he filed Wednesday morning, adding that the prosecution was also served with a no case submission by each of the accused.
He said that he received the no case submission of first accused on May 28 at 5 p.m., while he received those of the second and third accused shortly before the court sat Wednesday morning.
In response, first defence counsel, Awa Kalu, confirmed to the court that he had filed a no case submission on behalf of first accused but added that the accused had not been served with any amended charge by prosecution.
Second and third defence counsel, Solo Akuma and K. C Nwofo, also informed the court that they had filed no case submissions on behalf of the second and third accused, which were served on the prosecution this morning.
They also informed the court that neither the defence nor any of its legal team had seen or received copies of the said amended charge by prosecution.
Specifically, Akuma drew the courts attention to the provisions of sections 216 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, which he argued does not allow prosecution to amend a charge without leave of court.
He said that the prosecution ought to have applied by way of motion on notice for amendment, which will afford the defence an opportunity to be heard, before the court exercises it’s discretion for or against the application.
When the prosecution opted to serve the charge on defence counsel in court, first defence counsel (Kalu) objected to service, on the grounds that the charge ought to be served personally on the accused and not on his counsel.
In his response, Jacobs reminded the court that at the last adjourned date, before he closed the case for the prosecution, he had informed the court of the amended charge.
He said that however, following “gentlemen agreements” between him and the defence, he had decided to close his case before bringing the amended charge.
He told the court that the era of technicality was gone, and that by the decision of the Supreme Court, the prosecution was not bound to seek leave of court before amending a criminal charge
Jacobs then sought for permission of the court, to serve the amended charge on the accused in the presence of the judge in the courtroom, since defence counsel had refused to take service.
Justice Idris consequently held that in the light of the foregoing, the learned prosecutor was permitted to serve the accused with the amended charge in court.
Messrs Kalu and Udeogo were then respectively handed the amended charge.
Defence counsel then informed the court that they required ample time to study the amended charge, before taking any steps.
Justice Idris adjourned the case until June 13 at noon, for hearing of both the no case submission and hearing on the amended charge.
In the charge, the EFCC alleged that Kalu and the others committed the offences from August 2001 to October 2005.
The commission accused Mr Kalu of utilising his company (Slok Nig. Ltd.) to retain in the account of First Inland Bank, now First City Monument Bank, the sum of N200 million.
The commission said that the sum formed part of funds illegally derived from the coffers of the Abia State Government.
The commission also said that the accused retained, in different bank accounts, about N2.5 billion belonging to the Abia Government.
The EFCC alleged that that the accused diverted about N3.2 billion from the coffers of Abia Government.
The offences contravenes the provisions of sections 15(6), 16, and 21 of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, 2005.
It also contravenes the provisions of the Money Laundering Act of 1995 as amended by the amendment Act No.9 of 2002 and section 477 of the Criminal Code Act, Laws of the Federation, 1990.
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Question: ‘Teen Mom’ Liar? Court Papers Uncover Truth Behind Jenelle’s Pregnant Beating Claims

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Jenelle Evans claimed in her tell-all book that she suffered a miscarriage after her ex-husband punched her in the stomach during an altercation. After Courtland Rogers denied the allegations, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal the truth behind the disturbing incident.
In court papers obtained from Brunswick County District Court, a warrant for Rogers’ arrest was issued for the January 11, 2013 offenses assault on a female and battery of unborn child.
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“The defendant named above unlawfully and willfully did assault and strike Jenelle Rogers, a female person, by grabbing her by her hair and slamming her against the wall,” the warrant read. “The defendant named above unlawfully and willfully did commit a battery on a pregnant woman Jenelle Rogers.”
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A second warrant was issued for assault on a female from an incident that occurred on January 14, 2013.
And finally, a third warrant was issued for assault on a female and battery of unborn child for an offense that took place on January 21, 2013.
“The defendant named above unlawfully and willfully did assault and strike Jenelle Rogers, a female person, by grabbing her hair, smashing her head against the floor and wrestling her attempting to take her vehicle keys” the warrant read. “The defendant named above unlawfully and willfully did commit a battery on a pregnant woman Jenelle Rogers.”
Rogers was arrested on March 5, 2013 with a court hearing scheduled for April 8, 2013.
As part of a plea deal, his 75-day prison sentence was suspended and he was placed on supervised probation for 24 months. He was ordered to pay $200 and complete a domestic violence offenders program.
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The descriptions in the court documents are different than what Evans penned in her book Read Between The Lines: Diary of a Teenage Mom.
“Courtland slapped me around a few times, then started punching me in the gut,” she wrote. “I packed a bag and went to spend the night with my mother. I woke the next morning to a pool of blood between my legs. My mother rushed me to the emergency room, where they explained to me that I had suffered a miscarriage due to my recent altercation with Courtland.”
Rogers slammed the allegations made in her book exclusively to Radar.
“I never in my life have hit her,” he said. “I never touched her. If we were ever fighting I made sure she wouldn’t hit me. I never swung or hit her or anything. That is the God’s honest truth.”
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She continued, “I never ever physically hit her in that type of manner. I swear to God. Not drunk. Not high. Not sober. It never happened.”
The couple was married from 2012 to 2014.
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Slimmers who set ambitious targets lose twice as many pounds as those who try to be realistic, according to new research.
A study of more than 24,000 dieters found those who set the toughest goals shed almost a fifth of their body weight - about double the amount of those who lowered the bar.
The findings are food for thought for those making a New Year resolution to go on a diet.
And obesity experts are calling for changes to public health guidance which suggests slimmers set themselves a ‘realistic’ target of losing 5-10 per cent of their starting weight.
They want patients to aim for their ‘dream weight’ after the dramatic results of the 12 month experiment reported in the Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics .
The participants were Slimming World members with a BMI (body mass index) of at least 30 which put them in the obese category who were all attending weekly group support sessions.
Those whose aim was to lose less than 10 per cent of their body weight did typically achieve their goal shedding an average of 11 per cent - equivalent to 1st 11lbs for someone who weighs 16 stone.
But those who set the most ambitious targets lost almost twice as much weight overall - an average of 19 per cent in a year, or 3st 1lb for someone weighing 16st.
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In the UK around a quarter of people are obese, meaning their weight could be seriously affecting their health.
The traditional approach advised by NHS Choices is thought to be based on the thinking ambitious goals are less likely to be achieved, which could result in disappointment, decreased effort and people giving up on their journey.
But the new research suggests rather than trying to protect them from disappointment health experts should instead be encouraging slimmers to ‘shoot for the moon’ and get support to achieve their goals.
Professor Amanda Avery, a nutritionist at Nottingham University, said: “January is the most popular time of the year to start a healthy weight loss programme and so it’s really important people have the information they need to maximise their chances of success.
“We know current NHS and NICE advice around realistic weight loss targets is designed to protect slimmers from disappointment.
“However, suggesting that people place limits on their weight loss aims could stop people from seeing what they’re capable of. It’s important that people have aspirations and can visualise themselves achieving success.
“This research shows that, when it comes to losing weight, it’s best to inspire people to set the weight loss target they would personally really like to achieve. This will help with their motivation as, if it is really their dream weight, they’ll be far more committed to achieving it.
“Setting a target is really only the beginning, though, and it’s vital that people also get regular support to make healthy changes to their eating and activity habits and to help them stay focused, committed and encouraged.
“Working together with others to share experiences and solutions to challenges and to celebrate successful weight loss and behaviour change can keep people motivated to achieve long-term success.
“It’s great that the NHS and NICE already encourage people who want to lose weight to set a target, as our study found that people who set their own personal target - as most of our members choose to - were 10 times more likely to be successful.
“The next stage is for them to look more closely at how encouraging patients to aim for their dream weight can increase their chances of success, as long as they’re also getting support along the way.”
“I set myself that high target and I haven’t looked back.”
Hollie Barrett, 30, from Suffolk, lost 8st 6lbs after her Slimming World Consultant encouraged her to set the Personal Achievement Target she really wanted.
She said: “I was 17st 11lbs at my heaviest and my confidence was really low. I felt like my weight was holding me back in every aspect of my life, especially when it came to doing things with my children.
“Even things other mums might take for granted, like taking the children swimming, seemed off limits because I felt so self-conscious. I once chased my daughter, Imogen, up the stairs to bed and was so breathless I couldn’t speak properly to read her a book - it broke my heart. I didn’t want them to be bullied at school because their mum was so overweight either.
“My whole life I’d wanted to be a size 8 but I never really believed I could be.
“I set myself that high target, committed to following the plan 100 per cent and in my first week I lost 9½lbs! From there I haven’t looked back.”

Weight loss is on the top of many Briton’s to-do lists in the early months of January. Adding a simple glass of water to your morning meal alone can help with a “significant loss of body weight and fat over time” experts claimed. Scientists at the Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute, Oakland, California, made the surprising findings. They attempted to show the long-term effects of drinking water on body weight and composition.
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The study included 173 women between 25 and 50-years-old who usually drank less than a litre of water a day. These women added half a litre of water to their breakfast. The study concluded that drinking the water had promoted weight loss in the women. Drinking water is said to help you lose weight for various reasons.
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Other studies have found that drinking half a litre of water burns an extra 23 calories, which translates to 2kg of fat over the year. Eating more protein in your diet plan can help you lose weight, it has been claimed. Low-carb high-protein diets have been shown in some clinical studies to help dieters with fast weight loss as the fat keeps them satiated for longer. Some feel this gives them carte blanche to gorge on steaks and bacon, but according to a new study, this is not the best method to achieve weight loss.
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Question: American border patrol agents stopping and boarding Canadian vessels: spokesman

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GRAND MANAN, N.B. -- A little-known cross-border dispute that has simmered between Canada and the United States since the late 1700s is now approaching the boiling point.
In the past two weeks, at least 10 Canadian fishing boats from New Brunswick have been intercepted by U.S. Border Patrol agents while fishing in the disputed waters around Machias Seal Island, a spokesman for the fishermen says.
Laurence Cook, chairman of the advisory board for Lobster Fishing Area 38, said Wednesday that some Canadian vessels were boarded by American agents who asked about possible illegal immigrants.
"There's been a bit of a misunderstanding there somewhere," Cook said in an interview. "They're in international waters, so border patrol shouldn't be boarding Canadian vessels."
Machias Seal Island, which is about 19 kilometres southwest of Grand Manan Island and east of Maine, is in a disputed area known as the Grey Zone, where lobster fishermen from both Canada and the United States have long fished side by side.
The small island is a flat, treeless piece of rock, which includes a large colony of puffins and a lighthouse that is manned by two Canadian lightkeepers year-round.
However, both Canada and the United States claim sovereign jurisdiction over the island and the surrounding waters at the mouth of the Bay of Fundy.
As lucrative lobster catches have increased in the zone, competition between fishermen has intensified in the past decade.
"Neither country accepts that there is a Grey Zone," said Stephen Kelly, a research scholar at Duke University in Durham, N.C., and a former American diplomat who served in Canada. "That's created more tension in the area over the last decade."
Kelly said both countries have done very little to assert their claims.
"Sometimes doing nothing is better," he said. "But in this case, just because it looks like it's not broken can be very deceiving -- especially with our new president in the United States. The last thing Canada wants is for Donald Trump to seize on this as an example of U.S. sovereignty being challenged."
The suggestion that the border agents were looking for illegal immigrants seems improbable, he said.
"That's possible, but ... the Gulf of Maine is not a major route for illegal immigrants sneaking into the United States," Kelly said. "If anything, people are sneaking the other way. They're trying to get out of the U.S. and into Canada to claim asylum."
He said drug smuggling is a more relevant concern.
On Grand Manan, local residents are speaking out about the U.S. intervention, said Cook.
"I guess the comment on the street would be: 'Typical American bullies,"' he said. "They're not happy about it, and they don't think (the Americans) have any business doing this."
Cook said he's never before seen border patrol agents in the area, where the U.S. Coast Guard typically patrols. He said he had no idea why American authorities are suddenly flexing their muscles.
"All of a sudden the attitude has changed. What caused that? You'll have to talk to border patrol."
The U.S. Border Patrol, which is part of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, declined to comment and referred all inquiries to the U.S. State Department, which did not respond to a request for an interview.
Global Affairs Canada distributed a brief statement saying it is investigating "these incidents that occurred in Canadian waters."
Spokesman John Babcock said the Canadian government is also talking with U.S. agencies, though he did not provide details about the fishermen's allegations or Ottawa's response.
"Canada's sovereignty over the Machias Seal Island and the surrounding waters is long-standing and has a strong foundation in international law," Babcock said.
"Until the matter of the boundary is resolved, we will continue to take practical steps with the U.S. to ensure that the area is well-managed. Canada and the U.S. have a long history of co-operation which ensures that fishing in this area is well-managed and safe for both countries."
The Grand Manan Fishermen's Association issued a statement that used much the same language. As well, the group suggested the actions of the U.S. agents may have been routine.
"We understand that a few Grand Manan fishermen were approached by the United State Border Services during the month of June. Our understanding is that this was a part of a regular exercise being conducted along the U.S. marine border."
The association said it has enjoyed a respectful and cordial relationship with its U.S. counterparts.

Recently, Customs and Border Protection agents have been filmed asking passengers on buses and trains to prove that they are in the country legally.
Everyday 122 Dreamers lose protection from deportation. They become vulnerable to random immigration raids like the one shown here on a @GreyhoundBus. A grandmother was detained as a result & her family has not been able to contact her. We need Congress to act now. #NoDACANoDeal pic.twitter.com/BAGMrlvkez — FLImmigrantCoalition (@FLImmigrant) January 22, 2018
Ten American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) state affiliates are arguing that Greyhound is neglecting passengers’ rights by allowing Border Patrol agents to search buses up to 100 miles from the border and arrest undocumented immigrants.
Customs and Border Protection Agents have been filmed twice in the past few months entering mass transport vehicles and arresting passengers who cannot produce documentation proving they are in the country legally.
The first incident occurred in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where federal agents entered a Greyhound bus and removed a woman after agents asked passengers for documentation proving they were authorized to be in the country. About a week later, Border Patrol personnel were filmed on an Amtrak train, and passengers said the agents asked riders where they were born.
Greyhound claimed after the Florida incident that they are merely complying with legal obligations.
y'all. Border Patrol got on this Amtrak train asking *SOME* people (ME) if we are American citizens. pic.twitter.com/0kwKXyveLr — CoochieFrito ???? (@rosequartzpapi) February 1, 2018
“Many of you have reached out about your concerns of what happened in Fort Lauderdale this weekend. We hear you, and we are listening. We are required to comply with all local, state and federal laws and to cooperate with the relevant enforcement agencies if they ask to board our buses or enter stations,” a statement read.
But the ACLU and its state affiliates say Greyhound’s assertion is not true.
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“The starting place is to not give your consent. If Border Patrol then says ‘You know what, we actually don’t even need their consent, we’re going to just do this stuff,’ that would violate the Constitution. But we the public don’t get to have that conversation about whether this is constitutional when Greyhound gives away the game by just saying, ‘We consent, so it’s OK.”’
Aside from the legal matters, in which Greyhound and the ACLU appear to disagree, the argument could affect Greyhound’s business.
“If I was Greyhound, I would certainly understand that this is a threat to my business, and I would test this and I would say no and take it where it goes,” the president and general counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund said.
Aggressive border policing by the CPB has been occurring for years, and federal personnel questioned people at bus stations during Obama’s presidency. But, with President Donald Trump advocating much harsher treatment of undocumented immigrants and empowering Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to act more aggressively, these tactics will contribute to the environment of fear among those who do not have legal permission to be in the country.
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While the ACLU says Greyhound doesn’t need to allow CPB onto its buses, border agents, nonetheless, have wide permissions to check individuals’ immigration status. If Greyhound doesn’t want to lose customers, it would be advisable to resist attempts by federal agents to patrol buses.
Beyond financial concerns, it would be beneficial for an already marginalized and fearful undocumented immigrant community if Greyhound did more to protect riders’ rights and allow them to travel without fear of random interrogation.
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A Dungannon man has been disqualified from driving for eighteen months for careless driving and driving whilst unfit.
Fintan McGee, 21, from Dernanaught Road, appeared at Dungannon Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday.
He was charged with the offences after being involved in a road traffic collision on the Mullaghmore Road of the town on November 25.
The court was told that police were called to the scene of the accident, and found the defendant standing at the side of the road. He confirmed to police that he had been drinking and failed a breath test with a reading of 68mcg.
At the time, eyewitnesses claimed that McGee had been driving all over the road, and had caused the accident. The occupants of the other vehicle sustained soft tissue injuries and had to be kept in overnight at the local hospital.
McGee told police that he thought his driving was ‘fine’.
The defence solicitor explained to the court that the bend at which the accident occurred was ‘notorious’.
However, the solicitor accepted that drink driving was also a factor in the accident.
The court heard that the defendant was a farmer and lived in the countryside. He needed his license to carry out his daily routine and work.
The solicitor also pointed out that McGee had pleaded guilty to the offences at the earliest opportunity.
As well as disqualifying him from driving, the judge fined McGee £465.

Two men from Bradford were arrested after a police pursuit on the A64 in North Yorkshire.
The pursuit began at around 6.10pm yesterday when a black Toyota Auris failed to stop for officers on the A64 near Tadcaster.
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A North Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "Officers pursed the car along the eastbound carriageway into York and then back onto the A64 westbound, deploying a ‘stinger’ device and making tactical contact with the car. It came to a stop and the two men inside were arrested.
"The westbound carrigaeway was closed for some time while the scene was investigated and cleared."
Also in crime: Police called to reports of man with gun in Bradford and find 'cowboy'
A 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle, failing to stop, dangerous driving, drug driving and possession with intent to supply a Class A drug.
A 21-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle and possession with intent to supply a Class A drug.
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Question: Kumara takes two quick wickets to rock South Africa

CAPE TOWN: Teenage seamer Lahiru Kumara took two quick wickets to help Sri Lanka make early inroads on a bowler-friendly surface in the opening session as South Africa went to lunch on 69 for three on the first day of the second test at Newlands on Monday. The 19-year-old Kumara, playing only his third test, dismissed both Hashim Amla and JP Duminy in the same over just before the break to give the visitors the early edge.
Amla, continuing his indifferent form, was clean bowled for 29 and then five balls later Duminy got strangled down the leg side and got a glove to a quick delivery to be taken behind after an acrobatic leap by wicketkeeper Kusal Mendis. Duminy went without scoring, leaving Dean Elgar (36) and captain Faf du Plessis (one) not out at lunch.
Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bowl on a green strip, making an immediate breakthrough before South Africa had scored their first run. Stephen Cook, who had scored a century and was named man of the match in the first test in Port Elizabeth, edged the fourth ball of the day, pushing at a rising delivery and getting a feint edge to Suranga Lakmal, caught behind by Mendis.
The 21-year-old had taken over the gloves from Dinesh Chandimal, who is playing but was feeling unwell at the start of play. Inconsistent bowling allowed Elgar and Amla to weather the next 21 overs and establish a 66-run partnership before Kumara was eventually brought into the attack, making an immediate impact. The teenager, who conceded 11 runs in four overs for his two wickets, replaced Dushmantha Chameera in the line-up for the second test in one of two changes for Sri Lanka, who lost by 206 runs in Port Elizabeth in the first of three-match series.
(Reporting by Mark Gleeson; Editing by Sudipto Ganguly; mark.gleeson@thomsonreuters.com; +27828257807; Reuters Messaging: Reuters Messaging: mark.gleeson.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)

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Chasing a target of 217, India comfortably crossed the line with eight wickets in hand, thanks to opener Manjot Kalra's ton in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2018 final against Australia at the Bay Oval.
In the first innings, from Ishan Porel and KL Nagarkoti's initial blows to Shiva Singh and Anukul Roy's stunners at the end, Australia was never really allowed to get going. However, a masterful innings by Jonathan Merlo kept the game alive for his team and helped set a target of 217. Earlier, Australia won the toss and elected to bat first.
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Question: Spanish leader to testify in party-related corruption trial

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Thousands of Guatemalan protesters including farmers, activists and indigenous groups, marched through the capital of the Central American country Tuesday to demand the resignation of President Jimmy Morales, who faces allegations of campaign finance corruption.
The protesters converged on the historic center of Guatemala City demanding not only that Morales quit, but that members of Congress who have refused to strip him of his legal immunity so he can be fully investigated also step down.
"We demand the resignation of President Jimmy Morales and the corrupt deputies," said Erika Martinez, head of the Committee for Rural Development in Guatemala, the organization that called the protests.
The crowds took almost six hours to march from all corners of the city, occupying public squares as they went, before converging in the center where speaker after speaker ripped into the government.
Morales, a 49-year-old former television comedian, has spent the past eight months denying that his right-wing FCN-Nation party received campaign donations which it failed to report to the Supreme Court, as it was required by law to do.
The International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG), a UN-sponsored body charged with fighting corruption in the country, has backed prosecutors' calls for Morales' presidential immunity to be lifted, to allow investigators to properly delve into the case, but Congress has so far sidestepped any move to do so.
Both prosecutors and CICIG announced last week a second investigation into allegations that Morales had skirted the rules on reporting campaign funds in order to accept a million dollars' worth of donations from business leaders to his party.
Protesters carried placards that repeated Morales' campaign slogan that promised "no corruption, no thieves" and called his election a "fraud."
The march organizers also demanded an investigation into links between organized crime and the judicial sector -- following the revelation earlier this year of a bribery ring led by a high-profile lawyer designed to rig elections for supreme court justices.
Martinez said they are demanding assurances that the country's next chief prosecutor will have "no links to corruption."
Morales has until mid-May to replace Thelma Aldana, the current attorney general who has worked with CICIG to combat public sector fraud.


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A group of truck-driving good Samaritans answered a call to help save a man threatening to commit suicide by jumping off a freeway overpass on Tuesday.
Michigan State Police and local officials rounded up a group of 13 semitruck drivers to form a line below a bridge over a Detroit freeway — Interstate 696 — to significantly shorten the fall of the unnamed man if he had leaped.
He was first reported standing on the edge of the bridge above oncoming traffic just before 1 a.m., Lt. Mike Shaw, a Michigan State Police spokesman, told NPR.
Officers responded by closing down traffic across all six lanes heading in both directions.
"It's the first step in potential jumper situations," Shaw said, explaining that it helps calm down suicidal people, keeps cars driving below from crashing into each other and eliminates the possibility of anyone encouraging an unstable person to jump.
Next, troopers began sending semitruck drivers on a detour that re-routed them to end up below the overpass.
According to Shaw, that is standard protocol.
"It provides a safety net for the person in case they happen to lose their grip and fall or if they decide to jump," Shaw said. "With the trucks lined up underneath they're only falling about five to six feet as opposed 15 or 16."
After about two hours of engaging with officials the distressed man willingly backed off the edge and is receiving help, Shaw said.
"He was looking to take his own life but we were able to talk to him and find out what his specific trigger was and helped correct it," Shaw said.
In all, the ordeal lasted about three hours.
State police authorities posted a photo of the "truck wall" on Twitter using it as an opportunity to remind the public of help available 24 hours a day to anyone thinking about suicide.
"In that photo is a man struggling with the decision to take his own life. Please remember help is available through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255," it read.

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Question: Salem man dies along icy Hwy 58 in Klamath County

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A Salem man died in an early Monday morning crash when he lost control on an icy road in Klamath County and slid into an oncoming SUV.
The crash happened around 7:15 a.m. on Hwy 58 near milepost 67, the Oregon State Police said. The Salem man was driving a Subaru headed west when he lost control and was broadsided by an eastbound Nissan. He died at the scene.
Three people inside the Nissan were injured. One was airlifted for emergency treatment, but authorities said all are expected to recover.
Names of those involved have not been released.

At least two people were seriously injured and a horse was killed late Wednesday afternoon in a wreck involving four vehicles on U.S. 377.