CONVICTED WAR CRIMINAL LUBANGA ANNOUNCES NEW REBEL GROUP IN EAST CONGO.(PHOTO).

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 Convicted war criminal Lubanga announces new rebel group in east Congo A convicted war criminal based in Uganda has announced a new rebel movement intent on toppling the government in eastern Congo's Ituri province, creating another potential security threat in the war-scarred region, Reuters reported. The formation of the Convention for the Popular Revolution (CPR) by Thomas Lubanga, an Ituri native, comes as Congo's army faces an unprecedented advance by Rwandan-backed M23 rebels elsewhere in eastern Congo. The International Criminal Court secured its first conviction against Lubanga in 2012 on charges of recruiting child soldiers and sentenced him to 14 years in prison. He was released in 2020 and President Felix Tshisekedi appointed him to a task force to bring peace to Ituri. But in 2022 he was taken hostage for two months by a rebel group, which he blames on the government, and is now based in Uganda. In written responses to questions from Reuters, Lubanga said the CPR h...

PENCOM RECEIVES COMMENDATION OVER INITIATIVES ON SCHEME .(PHOTO).


PENCOM RECEIVES COMMENDATION OVER INITIATIVES ON SCHEME 


Pension Fund Operators Association of Nigeria (Penop) says pension remittance by Employees experienced a boost as a result of the deployment of recovery agents by the National Pension Commission

The Chief Executive Officer of Penop, Oguche Agudah stated this at a virtual session organised by the Association tagged ā€˜Ask me Anythingā€™

According to him, the whistleblower policy and the deployment of recovery agents is yielding results as many employees now comply.

Speaking on Micro Pension, Agudah explained that it was designed for the informal sector for them to also benefit from the Pension scheme.

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