According to Ademola Akinola, a penetration tester with NaijaSecForce society and a cybersecurity consultant at Kurios-sat, the potential impact of quantum computing on cybersecurity is not a matter of if, but when.

“National Night Out is an opportunity for DEA to meet the members of our communities whom we have sworn to protect. This night is all about coming together with the common goal to keep our communities safe,” said Cole.

According to investigators, the victim's cellular phone was stolen on June 18. 2025 in the 500 block of Canal Street. The cellular phone was later sold via an ECO ATM. Through investigation, detectives confirmed the phone was sold by Juan Swanson.

According to investigators, around 6:37 a.m. on July 28, 2025, the victim was in the 300 block of Julia Street when his cellular phone was stolen by Nadia Jae Coats.  Subsequently, several fraudulent charges were made against his accounts. 

Over the years, WSCIJ has supported and celebrated journalists who have courageously reported on trafficking and migration issues. In 2014, the investigative story titled ‘Inside Nigeria’s Ruthless Human Trafficking Mafia,’ by Tobore Ovuorie, won the Report Women category of the Wole Soyinka Award for Investigative Reporting (WSAIR).

Patrick Lee Howlett, 58, of Canterbury, sent money from himself and others to abusers overseas to mistreat young children, including members of their own family, and capture images of the abuse. He was found to be in possession of thousands of illegal images.

Dr. Angie Elwin, contributing researcher and Head of Research at World Animal Protection, said, “This research sends a clear signal that when given a choice, communities favour a future where wildlife is protected and respected. The data dismantles the outdated narrative that communities need trophy hunting, instead revealing a growing desire to coexist with wildlife and benefit from its protection."

The panel also took into account the personal circumstances of Mr Al Hassan and the potential impact of his apologies and his expression of regret on the victims. Moreover, the Panel considered the views of the victims affected, the psychological and symbolic impact the sentence review has on them and the views expressed by Mali.

And when, if, dark days come, If the sad, the gray, the aches, weigh heavy, If your heart is drifting in the nothingness, Remember, you are one of us. Remember, it is being human.

In his November 2 voice message, Buchanan stated in part: “Your families are going to be followed and watched." “You don’t even belong in America.” “I hope every Muslim in the United States [expletive] croaks.” “You are all going to [expletive] die, you pieces of [expletive] traitors.”