OLUKOYEDE ORDERS WITHDRAWAL OF CHARGES AGAINST MARYAM SHEHU, ABUBAKAR SHURAIM ABDULHAMAD. (PHOTO).

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    Olukoyede Orders Withdrawal of Charges against Maryam Shehu,  Abubakar Shuraim Abdulhamad The Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,  EFCC,  Mr. Ola Olukoyede has compassionately ordered the withdrawal of charges preferred against Maryam Isah Shehu and  Abubakar Shuraim Abdulhamad, who were, on Thursday August 20, 2026 arraigned  before Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court, Abuja ,   for alleged cybercrime and peddling malicious information against the Commission.  While the  Commission considered the arraignment of the two defendants for cyber stalking to be contrary to Section 24(2) (c) of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, Etc) Act, 2015 (As Amended) 2024 and punishable under Section 24 (2) (c) (ii) of the same Act, the Executive Chairman,  nonetheless,  considered the passionate pleas and  apologies  of Shehu’s father and appeals of well-meaning Nigerians ...

EMILIA CLARKE ADMITS NOT WINNING AN EMMY FOR “GAME OF THRONES” WAS 'REALLY SIGNIFICANT' AND MADE HER FEEL LIKE 'OLD NEWS. (PHOTO).


 Emilia Clarke admits not winning an Emmy for “Game of Thrones” was 'really significant' and made her feel like 'old news'


Emilia Clarke has reflected on her time after Game of Thrones, admitting she felt like “old news” once the series ended. 


Despite receiving four Emmy nominations for her portrayal of Daenerys Targaryen, the actress never won, something she confessed was difficult to accept. 


Clarke recalled sitting at her final Emmy ceremony and realizing the industry had already moved on from the show that had defined much of her career.


Beyond the awards, Clarke opened up about her health struggles during the years she spent on the HBO drama. She survived two brain hemorrhages, the first occurring shortly after filming season one, when she collapsed during a workout in London.


 Clarke described the pain as feeling like an elastic band snapping inside her head, leaving her convinced she was suffering brain damage.


 Later, while living in New York and performing on Broadway, she endured a second aneurysm that doctors had been monitoring since her initial treatment.


Despite these challenges, Clarke has found purpose in advocacy. In 2019, she co-founded the charity SameYou with her mother, Jennifer, to support recovery for people with brain injuries.


 Looking back, Clarke says she once believed she had “cheated death,” but now channels her experiences into helping others navigate similar struggles, turning her personal battles into a mission for broader awareness and healing.

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