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The Nigeria Union of Journalists Oyo State Council has demanded for justice from the State Police Command over the assault meted to a Reporter of the The Nation Newspaper, Yinka Adeniran at the Peoples Democratic Party gubernatorial primary in Ibadan.The NUJ in a statement signed by its Chairman, Ademola Babalola regretted that the officer of the Command who went overboard and attacked the harmless reporter d stanley mugs id not show any remorse when t stanley fr he NUJ leadership demanded for why the reporter was assaulted.Babalola said such an uncivilised and vicious attack on Adeniran was condemnable and therefore demanded that justice be done, because the image of the officer had trended on social media platforms and the police should therefore ensure the officer is brought to book.Adeniran is a reporter attached to the Oyo state Governor   Office.    ADVERTISEMENT                                  Adeniran said the officer who was armed with AK47, beat, tore his shirt and was teargassed directly in his eyes, nose and mouth by the officers with name tag I.O Niyi.The incident took place at the primary election of the PDP between the State Governor Seyi Makinde and Mogaji Hazeem Gbolarumi. It was held at the Lekan Salami Sports Complex  Tennis Courts Pavillion .Trouble started after the reporter in company of other colleagues were returning to the venue after they had gone to monitor situation from stanley mug  the main venue.On approaching the entrance gate, the reporters were again asked to identify thems Tiwv Suspected North Korean hackers  lsquo;target rsquo; Covid-19 vaccine maker Astrazeneca
Wednesday 13 October 2021 6:00 am|Updated:Wednesday 13 October 2021 11:36 amExclusive: Londoners flow back to office, but only in mid-weekAccording to exclusive data obtained by City A.M.., the num yeezy ber of people going into London offices climbed 31 per cent over the last month  Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images Londoners are flowing back to the office in their droves as the pull of the city centre draws workers back in.According to exclusive data obtained by City A.M.., the number of people going into London offices climbed 31 per cent over the last month.Westminster and Southwark drove the rebound in trips to the office, with both boroughs experiencing a 28 per cent boost in office attendance.22 per cent more office trips occurred in the City of London in September compared to August, research by IWG, the office operator, found.City employers are reframing their business models to incorporate both remote owala water bottle  and in-person working. Banks such as Santander and Citigroup have requested employees be in the office at least two days a week. Despite the ove owala tumbler rall uptick, most workers are choosing to stay at home on Mondays and Fridays and only commuting in during the middle of the week.IWG found mid-week visits to the office were up 50 per cent over the last month, compared to just 12 per cent and 20 per cent on Mondays and Fridays respectively.One investment bank has reportedly dubbed those who come into the office on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays as twats.Commuter numbe