ISRAEL DMW REACTS TO ALLEGED EDO STATE BAN ON DAVIDO: 'NO ONE CAN BAN HIM FROM HIS MATERNAL HOME'. (PHOTO).

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 Israel DMW Reacts to Alleged Edo State Ban on Davido: 'No One Can Ban Him From His Maternal Home' Israel DMW, the outspoken logistics manager for Afrobeats superstar Davido, has vehemently rejected reports suggesting that the singer has been banned from performing in Edo State. Taking to social media, Israel, an Edo State indigene himself, insisted that no individual has the authority to prevent the music icon from entering or performing in the state. The Alleged Ban and Its Origins The controversy erupted following statements reportedly made by Apostle Kassy Chukwu, the Senior Special Assistant on Digital Media to the Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo. In a widely circulated video, Chukwu allegedly claimed that Davido had been barred from the state due to derogatory remarks the singer made against Governor Okpebholo during the Osun State governorship election cycle. However, the directive did not sit well with Israel DMW, who quickly stepped forward to defend his boss, hig...

JOHNS HOPKINS RESEARCHER RELEASED AFTER ICE DETENTION AT BALTIMORE AIRPORT OVER VISA DISPUTE. (PHOTO).


 Johns Hopkins researcher released after ICE detention at Baltimore airport over visa dispute

A Johns Hopkins University researcher has been released after being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers at Baltimore/Washington International Airport earlier this week, according to her attorney.

Fatima Ameaka, a Cameroonian national and employee at Johns Hopkins’ Bloomberg School of Public Health, was taken into custody by ICE agents Tuesday. The Department of Homeland Security said she was detained after overstaying a visa that expired in June 2024.

Officials said Ameaka would remain in custody during removal proceedings, while documents show she had a valid work authorization permit through 2029 and a pending asylum application.

Johns Hopkins expressed concern over her detention and said Ameaka, who holds a doctorate in pharmacy, is a valued member of the university community. The school said it was working to support her and ensure she had access to legal assistance.

Her arrest came shortly after federal immigration authorities outlined plans to increase enforcement actions at airports involving people accused of overstaying visas.

Dr. Tom Inglesby, director of the Center for Health Security at Johns Hopkins’ School of Public Health, said Ameaka joined the university as a Fulbright Scholar and had spent the past two years researching ways to improve responses to infectious disease outbreaks, including measles.

Inglesby described Ameaka as a respected colleague who is highly dedicated to her work and well-liked by those around her.

Ameaka was previously held at the Alexandria Staging Facility in Louisiana, according to her attorney. A fundraising campaign was created to help cover costs related to her legal defense.


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