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The IGP has fumed at alleged corruption in the ongoing police constables recruitment exerciseThe NPF said it had been inundated with complaints and allegations of irregularities that marred the exerciseLegit.ng reports that the police boss alleged that names of screened candidates who were successful to the last stage were dubiously removedLegit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering public journalism and security matters in Nigeria. FCT, Abuja - The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has raised the alarm on the alleged corruption and irregularities related to the recently-released names of 'successful candidates' in the ongoing 2022/23 police constables recruitment exercise.

It’s Lady Whistledown’s turn to find love. Netflix has released a new clip from the first part of “Bridgerton” Season 3, debuting May 16 on the streamer. In keeping with the formula of previous seasons and the Julia Quinn novels they’re adapted from, this coming edition will follow the romantic journey of a new sibling in the elite Bridgerton clan in 19th century England.

Updated: January 12, 2016 11:38 AM [ET] | Originally published: October 21, 2015 12:15 PM EDT; A Vine parodying Drake’s music video for his song “Hotline Bling” shows the artist playing tennis — though probably not well enough to play with “longtime friend,” tennis star Serena Williams. It boasts more than 12 million “loops” since it was uploaded 12 hours ago. Filmmaker Caleb Natale first uploaded the clip to the video-sharing platform:

On Monday, February 22, newspapers reported extensively on the 2022 succession politics continuing to gather steam and the push for constitutional amendments under the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI). PAY ATTENTION: Help us change more lives, join TUKO.co.ke’s Patreon programme. The dailies also covered disturbing reports about a student who died and at least two others gone blind after allegedly drinking hand sanitiser. 1. Daily NationOpposition leader Raila Odinga has until Friday, February 26, to declare whether or not he will vie for presidency come 2022.

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- Zimbabwean billionaire and businessman Strive Masiyiwa has joined the Netflix board in the United States - The telecommunications mogul is the founder of Econet Group which has investments all over Africa - The movie streaming site expressed optimism at having the tycoon join its helm PAY ATTENTION: Help us change more lives, join TUKO.co.ke's Patreon programme Zimbabwean telecommunications billionaire Strive Masiyiwa has been added to the Netflix, Inc board.

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Compared with other government anterooms in Moscow, the lobby of the three- story, neoclassical building just across from the Zoomagazin pet shop at 22 Kuznetsky Most Street exudes a civilized calm. Near the entrance a red-and- gold sign proclaims that the public is welcome 24 hours a day. Two guards politely answer questions, and visitors can leaf through the neatly arranged newspapers while relaxing on comfortable brown leather sofas. This paragon of bureaucratic efficiency is the reception center of the Committee for State Security, better known by its initials: KGB.