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Today’s Headlines: Protest Begins In Jerusalem, Court Deciding Nnamdi Kanu’s Fate Is Good – Saidu

People Protest In East Jerusalem

Protests erupted in the Sheikh Jarrad neighborhood of East Jerusalem on Monday as Israeli authorities moved to evict a Palestinian family from their home, Israeli police reported.

(Photo Credit: People’s Gazette)

Police said a group of young people had barricaded themselves inside the house with flammable material and a gas bottle as mediators sought to calm the situation.

Palestinian media reported that the family’s father had threatened to set himself and the house alight.

Disputes over the homes of seven Palestinian families led last year to conflict in the neighborhood where Jewish groups have staked claims to ownership. The case is currently before Israel’s Supreme Court.

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“Court Deciding Kanu’s Fate Is Good For Our Democracy” – Saidu

Alhaji Musa Saidu has reiterated his stand that President Buhari should not be pressurised to intervene in the court process to free detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu.

(Photo Credit: Vanguard Newspaper)

Speaking against the backdrop of a statement credited to Chief Chukwuemeka Ezeife that he was disappointed with President Buhari for saying he would not intervene with the court process, Alhaji Saidu said the court process should be allowed to decide the fate of Kanu.

“My Presidential Ambition Not Threatened By Defection Into APC” – Umahi

The Governor of Ebonyi State, David Umahi, has asserted that defections by state governors into the All Progressive Congress do not pose any threat to his presidential ambition in the party.

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Umahi made this known on Monday during an interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily program monitored by our correspondent.

“Shoot Dead Any Prison Attackers” – Aregbesola Orders Officers

The Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, on Monday, ordered prisons officers to shoot dead anybody who attempts to attack any correctional center in the country.

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The minister gave this order while inspecting the facility at the Agodi Custodial Centre, Ibadan.

He said the officer must make it impossible for anyone to penetrate the facility because it is a red zone.

Aregbesola said any attack on any correctional center is an attack on the state and such must never be allowed again.

The minister said any attempt to attack correctional centers should be a suicide attempt and perpetrators must not be allowed to live to tell the story.

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