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reported that US District Judge George Hazel III "sentenced Arinze Michael Ozor, age 37, of Bowie, Maryland, a dual citizen of the United States and Nigeria, to 18 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for forgery or false use of a passport, in connection with his use

d has now found himself facing a federal charge." Justin Farinato, 39, of Groveland, "is facing a charge o

New York President Betty Rosa, and Chalkbeat Report Reema Amin; 10:00 AM * State Department Direct Line for American Businesses conference call on Nigeria — State Department Direct Line for American Businesses teleconference on `Nigeria's Aviation Sector: Preparing for Take Off, hosted by U.S. Ambassa

article245932760.html> (9/22, I.09M) reports Dr. Justin Neisler, who was "found with thousands of images

-brutality-lagos-nigeria- 98ee3550113576d561d84b372a65cc951> (10/21, Olukoya, Oyekanmi) reports "protesters demanding an end to police brutality" in Nigeria "defied a curfew as gunfire rang out where they were setting up a blockade Wednesday, a day after shots were fired into a crowd of demonstrators sin

eland under Operation Legend,' said U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman. `Among those charged are career crimina

Nigerian Protesters Hit By Security Forces' Gunfire. The AP (10/21, Olukoya, Oyekanmi) reports "protesters demanding an end to police brutality" in Nigeria "defied a curfew as gunfire rang out where they were setting up a blockade Wednesday, a day after shots were fired into a crowd of demonstrators sin

land under Operation Legend,' said U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman. 'Among those charged are career crimina

New York President Betty Rosa, and Chalkbeat Report Reema Amin; 10:00 AM • State Department Direct Line for American Businesses conference call on Nigeria - State Department Direct Line for American Businesses teleconference on 'Nigeria's Aviation Sector: Preparing for Take Off, hosted by U.S. Ambassa

sion. The Miami Herald (9/22, 1.09M) reports Dr. Justin Neisler, who was "found with thousands of images

reported that US District Judge George Hazel III "sentenced Arinze Michael Ozor, age 37, of Bowie, Maryland, a dual citizen of the United States and Nigeria, to 18 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for forgery or false use of a passport, in connection with his use

has now found himself facing a federal charge." Justin Farinato, 39, of Groveland, "is facing a charge o

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reported that US District Judge George Hazel III "sentenced Arinze Michael Ozor, age 37, of Bowie, Maryland, a dual citizen of the United States and Nigeria, to 18 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for forgery or false use of a passport, in connection with his use

has now found himself facing a federal charge." Justin Farinato, 39, of Groveland, "is facing a charge o