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  • One Man Asks Why Was Tritium Found At 9/11 Ground Zero

    Authored by Shepard Ambellas via Intellihub.com, Although it’s now public knowledge that former Florida Sen. Bob Graham told the Tampa Bay Times that the secret 28 pages of the 9/11 Commission report are poised to be released within the next few months, one can only question what the White House’s new and urgent motive for […]Read More
  • The Fed Sends A Frightening Letter To JPMorgan, Corporate Media Yawns

    Submitted by Pam Martens and Russ Martens via WallStreetOnParade.com, Yesterday the Federal Reserve released a 19-page letter that it and the FDIC had issued to Jamie Dimon, the Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, on April 12 as a result of its failure to present a credible plan for winding itself down if the bank […]
  • Breaking! NDLEA Arrests Ugochukwu, Dubai Passenger With 193 Wraps of Cocaine In Socks

    Nigeria’s anti-drug trafficking operatives have arrested a Nigerian passenger travelling to Dubai with 193 wraps of cocaine concealed in socks. The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) said its operatives at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Lagos made the discovery of cocaine in socks with a total weight of 3.4kgs during routine screening of passengers on an […]Read More
  • Air Peace Commence Direct Flights To China, Says Its Nigeria’s Flag Carrier

    Chairman of Airline company, Air Peace, Allen Onyema has announced to the general public that it has been named as Nigeria’s official flag carrier. He made this information available to newsmen at the Enugu Economic Summit. The chairman said the airline will operate direct flights to China. Onyema also highlighted the economic benefits, with the […]
  • In Case You Missed It: A Recap Of Our Top Stories For The Week

    Nigeria And China Currency Swap Deal Explained:Imagine you are China. You sell a lot of stuff to the world. In fact, your whole economy is based on selling things to the world. You have an incentive to make trade as smooth as possible with other countries especially when it comes to making payments. China Lends […]
  • This Former African OPEC Member Wants To Rejoin Body

    After withdrawing its membership for over two decades, Gabon wants to rejoin the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC. Gabon applied and joined OPEC in 1975 and withdrew its membership in 1995 due to the exporter group’s refusal to grant its request for reduced annual contributions in line with the country’s small production. According to […]
  • Quick Tips for Guarding Your eDiscovery

    According to seasoned in-house counsel attorneys Scott Herber and David Moncure of VIA and Shell Oil Co., respectively, lawyers can no longer turn a blind eye to highly sophisticated threats to their data management and data. This applies to their highly sensitive e-discovery as well. Now that we’re on high alert after the recent hospital […]
  • Man Accepted by 10 Law Schools Sues for Age Bias

    An unusual law school controversy is taking place in Connecticut. Sixty-eight-year-old Geoffrey Akers, highly accomplished both academically and professionally, has sued the University of Connecticut Law School over the school’s denying him twice into its 2012 and 2013 classes. Akers applied to 11 law schools over the past several years. U. Conn Law School was […]
  • 3 Basic Ways to Keep Your Clients

    Clients are hard to find, so the very last thing you want to do is lose them. You’ve put in so much work, invested so much effort, and — yes — relied on a fair bit of luck to convince someone to walk through your door. They’ve even hired you. So, shouldn’t you at least […]Read More
  • Top 3 Cool Legal Jobs This Week: The Need for Speed

    Feeling a little restless? Do you have a wild side that yearns for speed or the wind in your face? Is this whole lawyer thing really cramping your highway loving style? Don’t quit the law yet: there might be a way to compromise. This week, as part of our affiliate program with Indeed, we went […]
  • 9 – 2016-04-15 16:26:32 –

    The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase, on Thursday in Benin, warned operatives of the Edo State‎ Police Command to avoid the practice of detaining people indefinitely to enable them shop for evidence to incriminate them. He also warned operatives of the Force against interfering in civil offences relating to land matters and the criminalisation […]