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50 Cent Calls for Removal Of Judge Threatening To Shoot Teenager In Viral Video

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Rnowned American rapper, 50 Cent, also known as Curtis James Jackson III, has joined the chorus of voices demanding the removal of New York State Supreme Court judge Erin Gall.

This call comes in response to a viral video from 2022 depicting Gall making threatening remarks towards a group of black teenagers at an event.

The video, which surfaced recently and sparked widespread condemnation, shows Judge Gall allegedly threatening to shoot the teenagers. The incident has reignited discussions about racial bias and judicial conduct, prompting calls for Gall’s resignation or removal from her position.

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Taking to Instagram to express his stance, 50 Cent reposted the controversial video, adding his voice to those advocating for immediate action. In his post, he unequivocally stated, “SMH, she should be removed. This is bad. Repost this video,” urging his followers to join him in calling for accountability.

The State Commission on Judicial Conduct has also scrutinized Judge Gall’s actions, concluding that she “created at least the appearance that she harboured racial bias” in their recent report released on July 22nd. The findings have intensified pressure on Gall to address the controversy surrounding her remarks and actions.

As the debate continues to unfold, stakeholders are closely monitoring the situation, emphasizing the importance of judicial integrity and impartiality in upholding justice.

This incident underscores ongoing challenges related to racial equity within the judicial system, prompting a broader discussion on accountability and the role of public officials in ensuring fair and unbiased governance.

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Terrorism: Police Neutralises ESN Kingpins, Destroys Camps In Imo

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Dead Bodies Not Safe Anymore, Ogun Residents Cry Out As 40 Skulls Exhumed From Graves

 

 

. . . As Operatives Recover Dangerous Weapons, Other Assets

As part of the efforts of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) to emplace peace and public safety across Nigeria, operatives attached to the Imo State Police Command achieved a significant milestone in the ongoing battle against terrorism.

The feat saw operatives neutralised three deadly terrorist kingpins associated with the Eastern Security Network (ESN), destroyed their camps and recovered weapons.

In a statement on its verified handle on micro-blogging site, X, on Saturday, the NPF wrote, “On January 24, 2025, operatives from the Command’s tactical Unit following credible intelligence launched a coordinated operation aimed at locating and dislodging the terrorist hideouts.

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“The police operatives located the terrorists’ hideout in a forest within Ihube, Okigwe LGA. Upon approach, the operatives came under heavy fire from suspected IPOB/ESN terrorists but demonstrated exceptional courage and engaged the attackers in a fierce gun battle.

“The operation resulted in the neutralization of 6 members of the terrorist group, with 3 being ESN kingpins identified as Ifeanyi Anayo a.k.a. Zuma De Rock (28), Chukwuemeka Odionyenfe a.k.a. Nmimi (22), and Kingsley Sunday (21)— all natives of Ogube, Ihube in Okigwe Local Government Area, and the recovery of five AK-47 rifles, 552 rounds of live ammunition, Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), several communication equipment, along with 8 operational motorcycles used by the group.

“Prior investigations had revealed the involvement of the group in several high-profile crimes, including the attack on the Owerri Correctional Center on April 5, 2021, the killing of five policemen in Umunna, Okigwe, on December 12, 2022, and the burning of Arondizuogu Police Station on February 8, 2022.

“The group was also involved in multiple kidnappings, including those of WAEC staff on June 5, 2023, four reverend sisters on August 21, 2022, and four Chinese nationals on December 6, 2023.

“The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM., has commended the gallant operatives for their exceptional display of bravery and coordination.

“The IGP charges police operatives across commands and formations to sustain the tempo and implement the Force’s action plan aimed at reducing crimes drastically in the first quarter of the year 2025.

“The Nigeria Police Force remains unyielding in its goal towards ensuring national security and public safety.

“Members of the public are hereby urged to remain vigilant and work collaboratively with the Nigeria Police Force to promote peace and ensure a safer environment for all citizens.”

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$345,000 Fraud: EFCC Withdraws Arrest Warrant For Mercy Chinwo’s Ex-Manager

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Mercy Chinwo Receives Backlash

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has withdrawn the arrest warrant issued against Ezekiel Thankgod, the former manager of renowned gospel singer, Mercy Chinwo.

Biztellers reports that Thankgod is facing allegations of involvement in a $345,000 fraud case.

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The arrest warrant had been issued by Justice Alexander Owoeye of the Federal High Court on January 16, 2025, following an ex parte application by the EFCC seeking to compel Thankgod’s appearance in court.

During a court session on Friday, EFCC counsel, Mrs. Bilikisu Buhari, applied to withdraw the warrant, stating that the charges had already been served on Thankgod’s lawyer, Mr. Monday Ubani, SAN, during open court proceedings.

She argued that the warrant was no longer necessary.

Justice Owoeye granted the application and formally vacated the bench warrant.

 

 

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Counsel To Otudeko Protests Alleged N12.3bn Fraud Charges

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Thugs invade Osun palace

Oba Otudeko, Chairman of Honeywell Group, appeared in the Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday to challenge charges of N12.3 billion fraud.

Biztellers reports that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had filed a 13-count indictment against Otudeko, along with Olabisi Onasanya, former Managing Director of FirstBank Plc., Soji Akintayo, a former board member of Honeywell, and Anchorage Leisure Ltd.

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During the proceedings, the defendants’ lawyer, Mr. Bode Olanipekun (SAN), raised an objection, stating that the charge had not been properly served to Otudeko or his co-defendants.

Olanipekun emphasized this issue as a reason for protest in court.

The EFCC has accused the individuals and the company of fraudulently obtaining N12.3 billion under false pretenses.

 

 

 

 

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