EdoDecides2024: I won’t take bribes no matter how much – INEC Commissioner
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EdoDecides2024: I won’t take bribes no matter how much – INEC Commissioner

Politics tamfitronics The Independent National Electoral Commission National Commissioner in charge of Edo, Prof. Rhoda Gumus, has promised not to collect bribes during the ongoing state governorship election.In an interview on Channels TV’s Politics Today on Friday, Gumus asserted that nobody would dare approach her with a bribe because of her reputation.The INEC Commissioner added that the commission will conduct the Edo governorship election in a free, fair and credible manner, adding that it would be the best conducted.She said, “I am in charge of Edo. I want to do the right thing, even though I will not be everywhere. We will conduct this election in a free, fair and credible manner. I cannot take bribes, no matter how much. I don’t have to take billions to do what is right.“Nowhere, nobody will try. Nobody...
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‘Insulting me won’t change anything, what will be, will be’ – El-Rufai to critics
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‘Insulting me won’t change anything, what will be, will be’ – El-Rufai to critics

Politics tamfitronics Former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, criticized his detractors on Saturday for attacking him over his social media posts. El-Rufai remarked that, regardless of the insults, abuses, and misinterpretations, “what will be will be.” Posting on X with the title: “POLITICS & PUBLIC SERVICE?” the former governor wrote: “veni, vidi, vici” – Julius Caesar. “Interpret, mis-interpret or re-interpret any posts, by me or any others, as you wish. I frankly don’t give a damn. “Abuse and insult with no basis. By all means, pass your judgment in ignorance and bigotry. Nothing will change. What will be, will be, in sha Allah.” He wrote: “WEEKEND REFLECTION: “NONE of us has to fail for ALL of us to succeed. And in unity there is strength.” – @VP Kamala Harris, US Vice President (2021-2024) and...
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“Threats won’t stop August 1 nationwide protests, it’ll only make it popular” – Falana warns FG
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“Threats won’t stop August 1 nationwide protests, it’ll only make it popular” – Falana warns FG

Politics tamfitronics Prominent activist and human rights lawyer, Femi Falana has stated that no threats from the government or any other quarters can prevent the impending nationwide protests scheduled to commence on August 1.Despite statements from various organizations and the presidency condemning the planned protests, Falana said the demonstrations aim to draw attention to the prevailing hardship in the country.Speaking on Channels TV on Tuesday, Falana urged the Federal Government to take a proactive approach by identifying the protest organizers and engaging them in productive dialogue.“They have a way of contacting themselves and I think the government can draw some lessons from the 2020 (#EndSARS) experience,” Falana said.“Identify those who are planning the protest and then engage with them productively,” he added.Falana dismissed the threats by government officials, stating, “Threats will not work. In fact,...
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Netflix CEO: AI won’t steal creatives’ jobs, but those skilled on AI might
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Netflix CEO: AI won’t steal creatives’ jobs, but those skilled on AI might

Technology tamfitronics Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust.A hot potato: Ted Sarandos, CEO of Netflix, doesn't believe that generative AI is going to one day replace writers, actors, and directors, but he does echo a warning we've heard several times this year: AI might not take your job, but someone well-versed in AI could replace you. The threat that artificial intelligence poses to screenwriters and actors was one of the factors behind the months-long WGA and Sag-Aftra strikes last year. Many were worried that the technology could threaten their livelihoods or be used to replicate actors' likenesses without permission or adequate compensation.An agreement was eventually reached, ending the strikes, but some union members, especially those who provide their voice for video games, were unhappy with the deal.Speaking...
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