Atlanta Black Star ‘I Want Her Life Destroyed’: A North Carolina Property Manager Was Caught Pouring a Soda Bottle on 11-Year-Old Boy’s Face Before Hitting Him. Now His Family Plans to Sue the Apartment Complex

An apartment manager at a Greensboro, North Carolina, complex is under fire after being accused of assaulting two children on the premises.

The children’s parents are preparing to launch a federal lawsuit against the owners and operators of the apartments that the 62-year-old worked for, alleging that she violated their civil rights.

North Carolina Apartment Manager Empties Soda Bottle on 11-Year-Old Boy’s Face

Kimberly Jennings, left is facing two charges of assault for attacking 11-year-old Jace, right. (Photos: YouTube screenshots/WFMY News 2/WXII 12 News)

The complaint comes after the Greensboro Police Department arrested the woman and charged her with two counts of simple assault on a child under 12.

ECOWAS to finalize Niger deployment plans this week

The military heads of West African countries are to meet this week to finalize deployment plans to Niger. Photo courtesy of Economic Community of West African States

Aug. 16 (UPI) -- The defense chiefs of more than a dozen West African nations will meet this week to finalize plans for the deployment of its Standby Force to Niger, where signs that the recent ousting of its democratic government and subsequent political turmoil is threatening security in the region may be beginning to show.

Niger, a Western ally in the turbulent Sahel region, fell in a coup July 26. Since then, the 15-nation Economic Community of West African States intergovernmental union, of which Niamey is a member, has been threatening military intervention if the usurping National Council for the Safeguarding of the Homeland does not reinstate the government of President Mohamed Bazoum, who appears to be under house arrest.

"I want to live till 150 and she's 123years old now" The old woman shared the way she prolonged her life.

    

The old lady Sefi Oyeyemi was born in 1900, she overcame the revolution, 2 World Wars, the reforms and new changes. In our national record, she was honoured as the oldest person in Nigeria, on 4 May she will be 123 years old.

Ms Sefi Oyeyemi has not only surpassed the people of her time but also their children.

She often attempts medical checkups. Every year, the doctors say the only thing: totally healthy, she can even travel to the moon tomorrow without any problems.

Despite her long life, Ms Oyeyemi rarely leaves her village and she always refuses to move to the town with her children. They think that she is rather old. But age does not matter a lot.

Ms Oyeyemi lives in a small house with the family of her youngest child. She takes care of the household by herself. She has her own garden and raises livestock and poultry as cows, pigs and hens. She has enough strength to take care of all this stuff.

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We usually say: Where are you from? OR Where do you come from?

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Woman accidentally films man stalking and sniffing her in Barnes & Noble, unearths ‘creepy’ string of similar attacks

 

A TikToker who set out on a self-love journey accidentally captured a prolific stalker in the Burbank area — and as the footage continues to go viral, more unsettling details are rising to the surface.

For the past 20 days, Michaela Witter (@michaela.witter) has been filming herself embarking on “100 solo dates” for TikTok — dates like reading in the park, making homeless care kits or buying herself flowers.

“As someone who was always scared of eating by myself, some of these are going to be a challenge … but going on these dates has really been helping my confidence and love for myself,” Witter wrote in the caption of her first solo date video.

However, on day 20 of her solo date experiment, Witter encountered the reason why many women find it challenging to go solo in public.

While filming herself enjoying a day at Barnes & Noble and Starbucks (the randomly picked date for the day), Witter also captured a stranger following her throughout the store, kneeling under her legs, and sniffing her (and another nearby woman) repeatedly.

But since going viral, the footage has unearthed a string of similar attacks in the area, as victims are sharing their own eerily similar experiences in the comments — and in video footage of their own.

“When I posted the first TikTok about it, it was disturbing to hear how many women have experienced something similar to what happened to me,” Witter said in an exclusive statement to In The Know by Yahoo.

“But then to hear how many women were affected by this man specifically was even more shocking. It’s just so horrible that we can’t even feel safe going somewhere like a bookstore by ourselves.”

‘The ugly side of doing things solo as a woman…’

Witter’s now viral video begins like all of her past solo date installments. She pulls a date idea at random, heads to the location and films her experience on the date.

Allies of Niger president overthrown by military are appealing to the US and others: Save his life

FILE - U..S Secretary of State Antony Blinken, left, poses for a photo with Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum during their meeting at the presidential palace in Niamey, Niger, March 16, 2023. Supporters of Niger's deposed President Mohamed Bazoum have pleaded with the United States and others for weeks to restore the democratically elected leader to power. Now they're making a simpler plea: Save his life. (Boureima Hama/Pool Photo via AP)

FILE - Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum smiles before a working lunch with French President Emmanuel Macron, Feb. 16, 2023 at the Elysee Palace in Paris. Supporters of Niger's deposed President Mohamed Bazoum have pleaded with the United States and others for weeks to restore the democratically elected leader to power. Now they're making a simpler plea: Save his life. (AP Photo/Michel Euler, File)

Nigerien men gather for an anti-French protest in Niamey, Niger, Friday, Aug. 11, 2023.The ECOWAS bloc said it had directed a "standby force" to restore constitutional order in Niger after its deadline to reinstate ousted President Mohamed Bazoum expired. (AP Photo/Sam Mednick)

United States Niger's Hostage

FILE - U..S Secretary of State Antony Blinken, left, poses for a photo with Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum during their meeting at the presidential palace in Niamey, Niger, March 16, 2023. Supporters of Niger's deposed President Mohamed Bazoum have pleaded with the United States and others for weeks to restore the democratically elected leader to power. Now they're making a simpler plea: Save his life. (Boureima Hama/Pool Photo via AP)ASSOCIATED PRESSMore

WASHINGTON (AP) — After nearly three weeks of appealing to the United States and other allies for help restoring Niger’s president to power, friends and supporters of the democratically elected leader are making a simpler plea: Save his life.

President Mohamed Bazoum, leader of the last remaining Western-allied democracy across a vast stretch of Africa’s Sahara and Sahel, sits confined with his family in an unlit basement of his presidential compound, cut off from resupplies of food and from electricity and cooking gas by the junta that overthrew him, Niger's ambassador to the United States told The Associated Press.

Trump's 1st amendment rights are 'not absolute,' judge says in hearing on proposed protective order

 

 

 

The judge overseeing special counsel Jack Smith's Jan. 6 case against former President Donald Trump says Trump has a right to free speech -- but it's not absolute.

Judge Tanya Chutkan is hearing arguments this morning on the terms of a protective order Smith is seeking against the former president.

Smith is seeking the protective order -- which he wants in place prior to his team turning over to Trump's attorneys materials gathered during the discovery process so they can prepare Trump's defense -- "to prevent is the improper dissemination or use of discovery materials, including to the public," according to a court filing Smith made last week.