U.S IMPOSES SANCTIONS ON FORMER CONGO PRESIDENT JOSEPH KABILA. (PHOTO).

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 U.S imposes sanctions on former Congo President Joseph Kabila The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on former Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila for his support of ‌Rwanda-backed M23 rebels and for fueling political instability in Congo's troubled east. The U.S. Treasury Department said M23 and its political-military arm, the Congo River Alliance (AFC), had been stoking violent conflict in eastern DRC, resulting in the deaths of thousands of civilians and a mass displacement crisis. Treasury said Kabila had provided financial support to the ​AFC in order to influence the political situation in eastern DRC, while encouraging DRC troops to defect and join AFC forces. ​It said Kabila was working to regain influence over the government by backing a candidate opposed to the current ⁠leader. DRC Deputy Prime Minister Jacquemain Shabani welcomed what he called a long-delayed U.S. move against Kabila. "He is the instigator, the initiator, the architect ​of...

NSCDC COMMANDANT ISSUES WARNING TO KADUNA OFFICERS OVER JOB RACKETEERING. (PHOTO).


 NSCDC Commandant Issues Warning to Kaduna Officers Over Job Racketeering


The Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Muhammadu Dansadau, has warned that any officer found involved in job racketeering in Kaduna State will face dismissal. Speaking at the NSCDC State Headquarters in Kaduna on Monday, Dansadau, represented by Deputy Commandant Kalu Ndukwe, emphasized the need to address the growing issue of job racketeering and financial scams, which investigations have shown to be particularly concerning in the state.


Dansadau urged personnel to take responsibility in confronting these challenges, stating, "It is our collective duty to act as a shield against these threats." He condemned any involvement in racketeering, describing it as a serious violation of the Corps' values.


The Commandant reiterated that under his leadership, any form of misconduct or betrayal of public trust would not be tolerated, and those found guilty would face severe consequences. He also encouraged officers to establish clear channels for reporting misconduct, stressing that tackling fraud and crime requires a collaborative and proactive effort.

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