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Court Jails Man For Spraying Naira Notes
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Justice M. A. Oyetenu of the Federal High Court sitting in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, has convicted one Etiusen Stephen for spraying naira notes.
The convict was arraigned on July 19, 2024, on a two-count charge bordering on naira ab¥se by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
One of the charges reads: “That you, Etiusen Stephen Udo, on or about 27th June 2024, in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, within the jurisdiction of this honourable court, did sell forty thousand naira notes (N40,000.00) only to one Edidiong Usoro and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 21 (4) of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act 2007 and punishable under Section 21 (1) of the same Act.”
When the charges were read to the defendant, he pleaded ‘guilty’ to both counts.
Justice Onyetenu thereafter convicted him and ordered the forfeiture of the N40,000 recovered from him to the Federal Government of Nigeria.
EFCC in a statement on Wednesday, July 24, noted that: “The convict was arrested at the Shelter Afrique area of Akwa Ibom State on Thursday, June 27, 2024, alongside ten others while partying at Ken’s Court Luxury Apartments. He was caught spraying naira notes and carelessly stepping on them while dancing.”
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Median CEO Pay In US Hits Record High Even As Markets Tumble
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Margins between CEO pay have long been a point of contention between workers and a rallying cry for progressives. Median pay among top United States CEOs rose 7.5 percent to a record $16.8m for 2024, a new study found, as big stock grants have boosted leaders’ reported earnings well beyond the pay received by US workers. The CEOs of Axon and Union Pacific were among those getting big pay boosts from stock awards, according to the review of pay among S&P 500 CEOs by ISS-Corporate, the corporate advisory arm of Institutional Shareholder Services. Other CEOs also did well, as their targets were set during the relatively stable days of 2023, said Roy Saliba, managing director at ISS-Corporate, which oversaw the study. That was before US President Donald Trump kicked off a trade war that has set off turmoil in global markets in recent weeks. “One thing that jumps out is that these numbers don’t mesh with year-to-date stock performance or current company performance, and the looming uncertainty. The time gap explains that the pay decisions for 2024 would have been made at least a year ago,” Saliba said. He said his unit is advising companies to wait before changing plans to adjust pay to account for uncertainty in the markets. Boards could use a different set of performance measures that compare an executive’s work against their peers, he said. Saliba’s study looked at 320 companies in the S&P 500 with pay data filed so far this year. The executives did relatively well. US Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows average hourly earnings for US workers rose 4 percent last year, while Department of Commerce data shows inflation ran at just less than 3 percent in 2024. Company shares performed above those rates, helping drive the CEO’s gains. Among the 320 companies Saliba reviewed, the median total shareholder return was 15.1 percent in 2024. At Axon, maker of the Taser stun gun, CEO Patrick Smith was at one extreme, officially receiving $164.5m last year, up from $40,058 in 2023. In that year, he received only a salary of $31,201 and $8,857 in other compensation, including private air transportation. The stock units that accounted for most of Smith’s 2024 pay are “an incentive for future performance in the form of a high-risk, high-reward compensation plan, and the value is realisable only if and when each set of stock price and operational goals are achieved,” Axon’s filing states. Axon declined to comment. At Union Pacific, CEO James Vena was paid $17.6m for 2024 versus $2m for his service for part of 2023, after he was hired in August of that year. The majority of his pay last year reflects big stock and option awards that a spokesperson for the railroad said are performance-based. “If the company does not perform well, his actual bonus and equity will reflect that and be less,” the spokesperson said. High CEO pay has long been a rallying cry for progressive Democrats in Washington, such as Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who has introduced legislation on several occasions that would raise taxes on companies whose executive compensation is 50 to one that of the average compensation of their worker. The legislation has yet to become law. On social media, the senator has long pointed out that the gap between CEO pay and that of the average worker has become significantly wider over the last few decades. Follow Al Jazeera English:...
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Real Madrid Target Man Utd's Fernandes - Sunday's Gossip
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Real Madrid plot £90m move for Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes, Manchester City are interested in Barcelona midfielder Pedri and Chelsea are keen on Barcelona defender Jules Kounde. Manchester United's Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes, 30, is a £90m transfer target for Real Madrid. (Star), external Incoming Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta will have the task of completing a deal for Real Sociedad's Spain midfielder Martin Zubimendi amid interest in the 26-year-old from Real Madrid. (Mirror), external Manchester City view Spain international Pedri as an ideal option for their midfield but Barcelona have no intention of selling the 22-year-old. (Fichajes - in Spanish), external Manchester City have held initial talks about signing 20-year-old Sweden midfielder Hugo Larsson, with Eintracht Frankfurt holding out for at least £50m. (Sky Sports Germany), external Chelsea have made Barcelona's France defender Jules Kounde, 26, their primary target for the summer window. (Sport - in Spanish, external) Barca are close to agreeing a contract extension with 34-year-old Polish keeper Wojciech Szczesny until June 2026. (Fabrizio Romano), external Bournemouth are keen on signing Spain goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga on a permanent deal from Chelsea this summer. The 30-year-old is currently on a season-long loan with the Cherries. (Fabrizio Romano, external) Atletico Madrid want Chelsea's Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez, 24 - with the Spanish side preparing an offer of about £25m, plus 21-year-old Spain midfielder Pablo Barrios, for the World Cup winner. (Fichajes - in Spanish, external) RB Leipzig hold a serious interest in Sunderland midfielder Jobe Bellingham, 19, but consider the Black Cats' current asking price for the England U21 international too high. (Sky Sport Germany, external) Manchester United academy coach Colin Little says England forward Cole Palmer came close to joining the Old Trafford club from Manchester City when he was 16. Palmer, 22, stayed at City but left to join Chelsea last year. (Metro), external
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