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24/05/2024

FEDSAS SOKOTO CLASS OF '88 2024 RE-UNION

14/05/2024

14/05/2024

Friends, I don't know what is happening to my original Facebook account-Andrew-Omeime Izirein.
Since morning, my posts have not been appearing on my timeline. Similarly, my friends posts are not appearing on my timeline. What do you think could be responsible for this?

10/11/2022

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07/10/2022

IN THE LINE OF DUTY @ World Habitat Day 2022 Conference/Exhibition themed Sustainable Environments: Art for the Built Environment

Topic: Designing for Sustainability

28/08/2022

IN THE LINE OF DUTY:
Andrew Omeime-Izirein @ the Congress of South-South Community, FCT, Abuja

13/08/2022

A Tribute Evening for Ambassador Osayomore Joseph happening now @ B'Hive Hotel & Suites, Abuja with Fidel Castro-Oseghale anchoring

03/08/2022

Andrew Omeime-Izirein @ at the 80th Birthday celebration of HRM (DR.) JUSTICE F.F.TABAI JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT(RTD) CON, PER ESUKU I,
The Ebenanaowei of Tuomo Kingdom

02/08/2022

Andrew Omeime-Izirein in the company of the President-Dickson Omoregie & critical stakeholders of South-South Community, FCT on a condolence visit to Chief E. K. Clark on the death of his younger brother, Ambassador Blessing Akporode Clark.

31/07/2022

TIME OUT AT MOGADISHU CANTONMENT@ the 60th birthday anniversary and retirement of Chief (Madam) Philomena Ayaghena

30/07/2022

22/07/2022

Andrew Omeime Izirein in Abuja at a Workshop on Entrepreneur Management for the Creative Industry with Professor Jonathan Adeyemi Aremu as the Resource person

09/07/2022

05/07/2022

Andrew Omeime-Izirein in Abuja @ an INTELLIGENCE AND STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP SEMINAR with
Brigadier-General Toyin Osazuwa, (Rtd.) as the principal resource person

29/06/2022

, the former R&B singer who had long escaped criminal penalties despite decades of s*xual misconduct allegations, was sentenced to 30 years in prison Wednesday for racketeering and other crimes.

The chart-topping artist was among the most successful American musicians in the 1990s and 2000s, known for hits like “I Believe I Can Fly.” But as his public image soared, he exploited his vast access to young fans and aspiring artists at concerts, luring them into s*x with little regard for their age.

The multiplatinum singer was found guilty on nine counts of racketeering and other crimes in September, after his federal trial in New York shed light on how he used enablers and sycophants to ensnare fans and aspiring artists while controlling their lives.

The case was widely seen as a crucial milestone for the movement, representing the first high-profile trial since the national reckoning around s*xual misconduct to feature a powerful man whose victims were primarily Black women.

Before the sentence was read, Judge Donnelly listened to several accusers deliver vivid victim impact statements, detailing the ways their lives were marred by the singer.

Mr. Kelly’s lawyer, Jennifer Bonjean, had argued that the government’s understanding of the appropriate sentencing range was flawed — and asked for a sentence of under 10 years. But Judge Donnelly ultimately agreed with prosecutors, who asked for a term “in excess of 25 years.”

Federal prosecutors wrote in their sentencing letter that Mr. Kelly has shown no remorse and for decades “exhibited a callous disregard” for the effects of his abuse on victims. His actions seemed to have been “fueled by narcissism and a belief that his musical talent absolved him of any need to conform his conduct” to the law, they wrote in their argument for his sentence.

“He committed these crimes using his fame and stardom as both a shield, which prevented close scrutiny or condemnation of his actions,” prosecutors wrote. “And a sword, which gave him access to wealth and a network of enablers to facilitate his crimes, and an adoring fan base from which to cull his victims.”

21/06/2022

Andrew Omeime-Izirein presiding over the bi-monthly meeting of Great Ekenhuan Alumni Association, Abuja

21/06/2022

In Abuja anchoring the SIP, CREATE, AND DESIGN WORKSHOP organized by the Planning and Research Department, National Gallery of Art, FCT Station

26/05/2022

Andrew Omeime-Izirein-Chairman, Great Ekenhuan Alumni Association, Abuja and members of his Exco on a courtesy visit to a patron of the association-Former Inspector-General of Police, Dr. Solomon E. Arase, fdc, NPM

17/05/2022

Andrew Omeime-Izirein, Chairman, Great Ekenhuan Alumni Association, Abuja making a presentation to a patron of the association, Bishop Great Eromosele on the occasion of his 65th birthday celebrations, while other executive members look on

14/05/2022

Maitama, Abuja: @ the Service of Songs for the Late DIG Joseph Obiajulu Egbunike

08/05/2022

IN THE LINE OF DUTY

19/02/2022

Flashback: Centre for Transparency (CTA) Round Table on the FCT Council polls

19/02/2022

@ the ASSOCIATION OF EDO STATE INDIGENES ABUJA (AESIA)-organized lecture on Continuous Voters Registration (CVR): Creating Public Awareness and sensitization, Impact and Significance on polity, governance and dividends of democracy

13/12/2021

Images from the 2021 End-of-Year Party of GREAT EKENHUAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, Abuja

30/10/2021

IN THE LINE OF DUTY @ Project 'X' Art Writing and Appreciation Workshop organized by National Gallery of Art, Abuja in partnership with the International Institute of Journalism, (IIJ) and the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR)