GOV. SOLUDO APPOINTS DR. UWAEME AS NEW ASHIA EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 SOLUDO APPOINTS DR. UWAEME AS NEW ASHIA EXECUTIVE SECRETARY By Chisom Okafor The Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has appointed Dr. Ezeaka Augustine Uwaeme as the new Executive Secretary of the Anambra State Health Insurance Agency. Dr. Uwaeme, who hails from Ogwuikpele in Ogbaru Local Government Area of the state, is a medical doctor with over 22 years of experience in Medicine and Surgery. He is known for his strong background in both clinical practice and healthcare administration. The appointment was disclosed in a statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Christian Aburime. According to the statement, Dr. Uwaeme’s experience and leadership are expected to support ongoing efforts to improve the state’s health insurance system and ensure more residents have access to affordable and quality healthcare services. His appointment is seen as part of the state government’s broader plan to strengthen the healthcare sector and build on the progress...

DIDDY FILES NEW APPEAL, CLAIMS JUDGE ACTED AS 'THIRTEENTH JUROR' WITH SEVERE SENTENCE. (PHOTO).


 Diddy files new appeal, claims judge acted as 'thirteenth juror' with severe sentence

Diddy’s legal team has filed a new appeal, sharply criticizing Judge Arun Subramanian for what they say was an overreach in handing down a 50-month prison sentence. The appeal, submitted late Tuesday, asks for Diddy’s conviction to be overturned or, at the very least, for his sentence to be reduced. The filing specifically accuses Subramanian of acting as a “thirteenth juror” rather than a neutral judge during the criminal trial.

Lead attorney Alexandra Shapiro argues in the documents that the judge imposed a “draconian” sentence based on conduct tied to racketeering and sex trafficking charges for which Diddy had been acquitted. Shapiro claims Subramanian improperly considered Diddy’s behavior related to the acquitted counts when determining the sentence, violating his constitutional rights. Diddy maintains his punishment should be limited to the two Mann Act convictions — transporting individuals for prostitution — for which he was found guilty. Previous appeals have also challenged whether Diddy even arranged the travel or payments tied to the alleged Mann Act violations. Federal prosecutors have a few months to respond before the case proceeds to the appellate court.

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