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Petrovice Nigeria has introduced Certified PCI Cloud Safety Assessor (CPCI CSA) a certification programme for cybersecurity in the cloud.<br><br><br>This is based on meeting PCI DSS when employing a cloud service provider recommendation by Payment Card Sector Safety Standards Council (PCI SSC ).<br><br><br>As a comply with up to the recommendation, petrovice has signed a MoU with Digital Bridge Institute for education to achieve the certification for corporates and individuals.<br><br><br>Certified PCI Cloud Security Assessor is for a vendor, cloud client and cloud auditor to assess the over- all level of safety provided by cloud provider and construct the vital assessment processes for engaging with cloud provider in other to comply with PCI safety standards and legislation.<br><br><br>Adesanya Ahmed, chief executive officer, Petrovice resources, stated that the item serves as a Cyber safety framework for cloud, as properly as a typical to secure economic transaction in the cloud.<br><br><br>"Awareness has been made via a information classification workshop organize by Workplace for Nigerian Content Improvement in ICT in collaboration with Microsoft on September, 2016. Certified PCI Cloud Security Assessor, is the only qualify certification you can use to assess PCI DSS when applying a cloud service provider," he said.
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Four suspects were on Thursday arraigned before an Anambra State Magistrate Court sitting at Ozubulu, Ekwusigo Local Government Area over their alleged involvement in the killings at St Philip’s Catholic Church, Ozubulu, on August 6.<br><br><br>It would be recalled that no fewer than 13 persons were killed and another 22 wounded in the early morning mayhem on worshippers.<br><br><br>The suspects arraigned were Chinedu Akpunonu (44), Vincent Ike (57), Chukwudi Ugwu (30) and Onyebuchi Mbanefo (46), while three other suspects are still at large.<br><br><br>The suspects were arraigned on 37-count charge bordering on conspiracy and murder.<br><br>A South African -based businessman, Aloysius Ikegwuonu, whose father was killed in the attack, the Parish Priest of St Philip’s Catholic Church, Rev Fr Jude Onwuaso and six others were listed as witnesses in the matter.<br><br><br>Charges against them read in part, "That you Great Chinedu Akpunonu, .M. Vincent Ike .M. Chukwudi Ugwu .M. others now at large on or about 6th day of August 2017 at St Philip Catholic Church Amakwa Ozubulu at about 0600hrs in the Ekwusigo Magisterial District did conspire to commit felony to wit: Murder.<br><br><br>"You thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 494 of the Criminal Code Cap 36 vol. II revised laws of Anambra state of Nigeria 1991.<br><br><br>"That you, Great Chinedu Akpunonu ‘m’, Vincent Ike m’, Chukwudi Ugwu ‘m and others now at large on the same date, place, time and within the aforementioned magisterial District did unlawfully kill one Anthonia Ufondu ‘f’ by shooting her with a gun which caused her death.<br><br><br>"You thereby committed an offence punishable under ‘Section 274(1) of the Criminal Code Cap 36 vol. H revised paws of Anambra state of Nigeria 1991.<br><br><br>"That you Great Chinedu Akpunonu ‘m’, Vincent Ike ‘m’, Chukwudi Ugwu ‘m’ others now at large on the same date, place, time and within the aforementioned magisterial District did unlawfully kill one Anurika Obunadike ‘f’ by shooting her with a gun which caused her death.<br><br><br>"You thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 274(1) of the Criminal Code Cap 36 vol. H revised laws of Arian-144ra state of Nigeria 1991.

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Four suspects were on Thursday arraigned before an Anambra State Magistrate Court sitting at Ozubulu, Ekwusigo Local Government Area over their alleged involvement in the killings at St Philip’s Catholic Church, Ozubulu, on August 6.


It would be recalled that no fewer than 13 persons were killed and another 22 wounded in the early morning mayhem on worshippers.


The suspects arraigned were Chinedu Akpunonu (44), Vincent Ike (57), Chukwudi Ugwu (30) and Onyebuchi Mbanefo (46), while three other suspects are still at large.


The suspects were arraigned on 37-count charge bordering on conspiracy and murder.

A South African -based businessman, Aloysius Ikegwuonu, whose father was killed in the attack, the Parish Priest of St Philip’s Catholic Church, Rev Fr Jude Onwuaso and six others were listed as witnesses in the matter.


Charges against them read in part, "That you Great Chinedu Akpunonu, .M. Vincent Ike .M. Chukwudi Ugwu .M. others now at large on or about 6th day of August 2017 at St Philip Catholic Church Amakwa Ozubulu at about 0600hrs in the Ekwusigo Magisterial District did conspire to commit felony to wit: Murder.


"You thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 494 of the Criminal Code Cap 36 vol. II revised laws of Anambra state of Nigeria 1991.


"That you, Great Chinedu Akpunonu ‘m’, Vincent Ike m’, Chukwudi Ugwu ‘m and others now at large on the same date, place, time and within the aforementioned magisterial District did unlawfully kill one Anthonia Ufondu ‘f’ by shooting her with a gun which caused her death.


"You thereby committed an offence punishable under ‘Section 274(1) of the Criminal Code Cap 36 vol. H revised paws of Anambra state of Nigeria 1991.


"That you Great Chinedu Akpunonu ‘m’, Vincent Ike ‘m’, Chukwudi Ugwu ‘m’ others now at large on the same date, place, time and within the aforementioned magisterial District did unlawfully kill one Anurika Obunadike ‘f’ by shooting her with a gun which caused her death.


"You thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 274(1) of the Criminal Code Cap 36 vol. H revised laws of Arian-144ra state of Nigeria 1991.

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