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A tyrant's era has come to an end' - Iran's president Hassan Rouhani celebrates Trump's exit from the White House

 



Islamic Republic of Iran's President, Hassan Rouhani has dubbed outgoing US President, Donald Trump as a tyrant, after Trump released a farewell speech hours before Joe Biden takes over as president of the United States.

 

Rouhani, whose regime with Supreme leader Ayotallah Khamenei is one of the most repressive and dictatorial in the Islamic Nation's history, called on United States President-elect, Joe Biden, to return to the 2015 nuclear deal and lift sanctions imposed on Tehran by Donald Trump's administration.


Speaking at a televised cabinet meeting Wednesday, January 20, Rouhani said the ball was "in the US court now."


"If Washington returns to Iran's 2015 nuclear deal, we will also fully respect our commitments under the pact," he said, adding in reference to Trump that "a tyrant's era came to an end and today is the final day of his ominous reign."


Tensions between the two countries were at an all time high during Trump's time in office as he castigated the Iran Nuclear deal saying it was a cover up for Iran to develop a nuclear bomb.


Tensions also increased after the US assassinated Iranian general Qasem Soleimani last January using a military drone.


Recently Trump ordered Nuclear capable jets to fly over the Middle East as political observers feared Trump could start a war with Iran by bombing an Iranian nuclear site.


Biden -- a member of the Obama administration which negotiated the original Iran Nuclear deal -- entering office on Wednesday noon, hopes are high for diplomacy between both countries.


At the meeting Wednesday, Rouhani castigated Trump, saying his four years in office "bore no fruit other than injustice and corruption and causing problems for his own people and the world."

 

Under the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, the Iranian government agreed to three key things: reducing the number of centrifuges in the country by two-thirds, slashing its stockpile of enriched uranium, and capping ongoing enrichment at 3.67%, an amount sufficient for energy provision but not enough to build a nuclear bomb.


In addition, Iran was required to limit uranium research and development, and allow inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) certain access to its nuclear facilities.


In return for its compliance, all nuclear-related sanctions on Iran were lifted and the economy grew.

But Trump ended the deal in 2018, sending the nation into economic hardship and blocking the Islamic Nation's ability to conduct business with other nations.

 
Biden has expressed a desire to return to the 2015 agreement, telling CNN last year that Trump had "recklessly tossed away a policy that was working to keep America safe and replaced it with one that has worsened the threat."


"I will offer Tehran a credible path back to diplomacy," the then-candidate wrote in September. "If Iran returns to strict compliance with the nuclear deal, the United States would rejoin the agreement as a starting point for follow-on negotiations."

 

Golf legend, Tiger Woods undergoes back surgery for the fifth time, puts his season on hold

 


Golf legend, Tiger Woods undergoes back surgery for the fifth time, puts his season on hold

American Golf legend, Tiger Woods has put his season on hold after undergoing back surgery for the fifth time in his career.

 

The 15-time major winner, last played at the PNC Championship in December, where he felt "discomfort" in his back.

 

A statement on his social media channels said he has had a "procedure known as a microdiscectomy to remove a pressurized disc fragment that was pinching his nerve".

 

Doctors said the surgery was successful but Woods, 45, will miss a number of PGA Tour events.

 

"I look forward to begin training and am focused on getting back out on Tour," he said.

 

Woods, 45, is expected to be out for around two months, missing the upcoming Farmers Insurance Open from 28-31 January and Genesis Invitational from 18-21 February.

 

Check out Tiger Woods' long line of injury problems below.

 

Golf legend, Tiger Woods undergoes back surgery for the fifth time, puts his season on hold

 

Herdsmen: 'Your statement is very inimical to the corporate existence of Nigeria'- Ondo state govt hits back at Garba Shehu

 


Herdsmen:

The Ondo State Government has reacted to the statement issued by presidential spokesperson, Garba Shehu, in which he condemned the state Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, for giving a seven-day ultimatum to herdsmen to leave forest reserves in the state.

 

Garba in a statement released on Tuesday, January 19, kicked against the ultimatum and stated that the governor being a senior lawyer should know better than unilaterally expelling thousands of herders who have lived all their lives in the state. Read here.

 

In a swift reaction, the Ondo State Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Donald Ojogo, in a statement released, said Nigeria’s unity is under threat because the President Buhari-led administration is emotionally attached to Fulani herdsmen. The state government clarified that its directive was for the herdsmen who are not registered to vacate the forest reserves and not for them to leave the state as stated by Garba Shehu.

 

The state government averred that Shehu’s comment was inimical to the existence of Nigeria and that it stated “unambiguously, the position of the Federal Government.

 

The statement from the state government reads in part

“The Ondo State Government did not ask Fulani to leave the state. The governor said herdsmen who are unregistered should leave our forests. The statement from Garba Shehu is brazen display of emotional attachments and it’s very inimical to the corporate existence of Nigeria. 

We need clearly defined actions on the part of the Federal Government to decimate the erroneous impression that the inspiration of these criminal elements masquerading as herdsmen is that of power. Our unity is threatened, no doubt.

Shehu's statement states in a breath that the governor fights crime with passion while it is prevaricating on the atrocities. The question is, are the herdsmen who are perpetrating murder, kidnapping and robbery more important than government and even the Federal Government in this case?

Ethnic nationality and activism on the part of anyone hiding under the Presidency or federal government is an ill wind.”

Unusual animal that looks like a cross between a tortoise and a frog leaves Nigerians confused


Unusual animal that looks like a cross between a tortoise and a frog leaves Nigerians confused

A Facebook user took to the platform to share photos of an animal he claims he found.

 

"I found this outside! Is it safe to eat?" He asked.

 

Unusual animal that looks like a cross between a tortoise and a frog leaves Nigerians confused

Unusual animal that looks like a cross between a tortoise and a frog leaves Nigerians confused

Unusual animal that looks like a cross between a tortoise and a frog leaves Nigerians confused

 

 

Facebook users commented, saying it looks like a cross between a frog and a tortoise and worried it may not be safe for consumption, considering the number of viruses animals now spread. 

 

Unusual animal that looks like a cross between a tortoise and a frog leaves Nigerians confused

Unusual animal that looks like a cross between a tortoise and a frog leaves Nigerians confused

 


EndSARS: Drama at Ogun State Panel of Inquiry as police sergeant prostrates and begs for mercy after threatening a member


EndSARS: Drama at Ogun State Panel of Inquiry as police sergeant prostrates and begs for mercy after threatening a member

There was a mild drama during the sitting of the Ogun State Judicial Panel of Enquiry, when a police sergeant, Adeleke Olalekan prostrated and begged for mercy after he was caught threatening a member of the panel.

 

The police officer, in mufti, had accompanied a Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP), Gbenga Megbope, who was being cross-examined over a case before the panel.

 

It was gathered that Olalekan was caught pointing a finger at a member of the panel, in a manner suggestive of threat, during the sitting at Magistrate Court 1, Isabo, Abeokuta on Monday, January 18.

 

A member of the panel, who witnessed Olalekan’s reactions, quickly raised the alarm and the Chairman of the Panel, Justice Solomon Olugbemi (rtd) asked the Sergeant to come forward and explain the rationale behind his action.

 

A retired Deputy Inspector General of Police and a member of the panel, Peter Ogunyanwo, asked the Sergeant why he was disrespecting members of the panel.

 

The sergeant could not explain his action but instead prostrated before the panel members, and begged for mercy.

 

"“I don’t disrespect you sir. I know you sir (referring to the retired DIG). I can’t disrespect you sir,” the sergeant said.

 

EndSARS: Drama at Ogun State Panel of Inquiry as police sergeant prostrates and begs for mercy after threatening a member

 

On his part, Megbope, who was the Commander of the defunct Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) at Obada – Oko, also begged on the Sergeant’s behalf, saying “We are sorry sir.”

 

Reeling out the law against such action, the Panel Chairman, said “any act of disrespect, insult or threat to the Commissioners or any Panel members while sitting in Commission or any act of disrespect, insult or threat to a Commissioner or Panel members at any other time or place on account of his proceedings in his capacity as a Commissioner or Panel member shall be deemed to be an act of contempt within the meaning of this law under Section 16 of the same law,"

 

"Any person who commits an act of contempt, whether the act is or is not committed in the presence of the Commissioners sitting in Commission, such person or persons shall be liable to summary conviction before a court of competent jurisdiction to be convicted and punished according to the tenet stipulated in the law." he added.

 

Justice Olugbemi noted that the Police Sergeant ought to be recommended for trial at the Magistrate court, but pardoned him following the pleading and apology.

 

He, however, warned that the panel would no longer tolerate any act of disrespect to it or any of its members. 

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