Nigeria's National Security Adviser, Mohammed Sambo Dasuki, says all known Boko Haram camps in Nigeria will be taken out within the six weeks so the country can have a safe election.
Dasuki said this while responding to a question from AFP on the gains of the postponement of the 2015 general elections by INEC
"All known Boko Haram camps will be taken out. They won't be there. They will be dismantled" he said.
According to Mr Dasuki, the ongoing multinational task force launched against Boko Haram will work together to destroy all known camps of Boko Haram within the next six weeks. He said the new dates for the elections, March 28th and April 11th will not be shifted.
While speaking at the London think-tank Chatham House in Jan. 2015, the NSA chief had proposed a postponement of the general elections on grounds of insecurity in the North East as well as irregularities in the distribution of permanent voters card.
Tyler Perry is suing an ex-employee named
Joshua Sole, 27, (pictured right) for
trespassing and stalking him but some people
are twisting the story and saying the guy is
Tyler's ex, not true. Joshua, who is also a
model, went to Tyler's studio and refused to
leave until he spoke with the director.
From Atlanta Journal Constitution
A reputed stalker seems to have put a fright
into movie mogul Tyler Perry right before
Halloween. Perry filed for a protective order
Monday in Fulton County Superior Court
against Joshua Sole, 27, of Dunwoody, who
was booked into the county jail Friday for
criminal trespass at Tyler Perry Studios. 
He's so fine...why are you stalking Tyler, come
stalk me....:-)
Sole is trying to intimidate him, Perry says in
the lawsuit.
Sole had tried to contact Perry Thursday with
no success, the lawsuit said. He apparently
was so determined to get a face-to-face with
the movie makerthat the lawsuit said he
disengaged the power to disable the alarms
and surveillance equipment at the studio in
southwest Atlanta.
Then he climbed into the studio through a
suspended ceiling, the lawsuit said.
Atlanta Police said they got a call about an
intruder at the Tyler Perry Studio about 6 p.m.
Thursday. When officers arrived, the head of
security said an “employee Joshua Sole has
been acting weird” and had barricaded himself
in a room where the administrative offices
were located, according to the incident report. 
At the time, the security chief was puzzled by
how Sole had gained access to the room. It
took police more than four hours to get Sole
into custody. He was booked into Fulton
County jail Friday early Friday morning.
Perry is asking the court to ban Sole from
coming within 500 feet of him, and to compel
Sole to undergo psychological evaluation and
treatment as well as pay Perry at least $
100,000. The studio executive will let a jury
decide if he deserves more compensation, the
lawsuit said.
The lawsuit doesn’t say whether Perry fired
Sole or in what capacity he was employed.
Perry says he is entitled to the money because
of the “discomfort and annoyance caused by
the diminished value of peaceful enjoyment”
he gets from the property, according to the
lawsuit.
It is unclear why Sole wanted to talk to Perry.
Attempts to reach Sole were unsuccessful.
The lawsuit contends that Sole harassed Perry
by stalking him and “simple assault” — but
doesn’t go into details — when he trespassed
on the property. It also says Sole has been
“stubbornly litigious, or acted in bad faith, or
caused the plaintiff unnecessary trouble and
expense” without explanation.
Perry also wants $25,000 for attorney fees.
His lawyer Richard Gordon declined to
comment.
A Fulton County magistrate apparently didn’t
consider Sole dangerous. He was released on
a $7,000 signature bond — meaning he put up
nothing of value — the same day he was
jailed.
Perry, however, is trying to remedy that
outcome. The lawsuit asks the Superior Court
to require Sole to post a bond to ensure his
good behavior.
