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A man known as Ernest Igbonaju has narrated how his elder brother was k#dnapped and m#rdered, and after an investigation was carried out and the suspects arraigned, were released. According to a Facebook post by Ernest, the k!dnapping and m#rder of Princewill Igbonaju in Ikom, Cross River State, occurred on September 4, 2023. Igbonaju, a businessman, was … Continue reading “Brother of m$rdered businessman Princewill Igbonaju cries out after his accused k!llers were released”
Super Falcons stars Asisat Oshoala and Folashade Ijamilusi are among the first set of players to arrive at the team’s camp in Lom, Togo, ahead of their 2026 Womens Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifying match against the Amazons of Benin Republic. Six other players have also reported to the camp at the Hotel Sarakawa in … Continue reading “Oshoala, Ijamilusi, six others arrive Super Falcons Camp ahead of WAFCON qualifier against Benin”
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday, October 20, 2025, to review a federal law that prohibits illegal drug users from owning firearms. The law, a key part of the landmark Gun Control Act of 1968, is one of the statutes under which former President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, was charged in 2023. The justices … Continue reading “US Supreme Court to review law barring Drug users from owning guns”
The trial of Istanbul’s jailed mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, on charges he faked his university degree, was Monday deferred to December 8 following a row over the size of the courtroom. Imamoglu, the only serious rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has been nominated as a candidate for the main opposition CHP party at elections in … Continue reading “Court Adjourns ‘False Degree’ Trial Of Jailed Istanbul Mayor”
Visitors pressed against the Louvre’s iron gates on Monday, peering through bars locked after thieves pulled off a daylight jewel heist inside the world-famous museum the day before. Would-be museum-goers queued outside the famed tourist attraction for the scheduled 0900 (0700 GMT) opening, a day after robbers stole precious jewelry and fled on scooters. But … Continue reading “Tourists Upset As Louvre Stays Shut After Jewel Heist”
The agency responsible for safeguarding the US nuclear stockpile began placing most staff on enforced leave Monday, US media reported, as the government shutdown dragged into a fourth week. Some 1,400 workers at the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) were due to receive notices telling them they had been placed on unpaid “furlough,” CNN … Continue reading “US Begins Sending Nuclear Facility Workers Home As Shutdown Drags”
The European Union is leaving the door open to sanctioning Israel to maintain leverage to ensure the Gaza ceasefire deal is fully implemented, the bloc’s foreign policy chief said Monday. “The ceasefire has changed the context—that is very clear for everybody,” Kaja Kallas said after a meeting of EU foreign ministers … Continue reading “EU Says Israel Sanctions Still On Table Despite Ceasefire”
And they’re off! To the thunder of hooves, a chorus of moos, and the clanking of bells, nine cows hurtle away in one of the oddest events in the Swiss Alps: the Cow Grand Prix, contested exclusively by women jockeys. READ ALSO: Swiss Central Bank Cuts Interest Rates To 0% The prize on offer are … Continue reading “Ready, Set, Moo! Women Compete In Swiss Cow Grand Prix”
Mongolia’s president vetoed the dismissal of the country’s prime minister on Monday, days after parliament had voted to remove him. A majority of lawmakers voted to dismiss Gombojav Zandanshatar on Friday after weeks of political infighting and a dispute over a policy that changed how mineral exporters are taxed. The premier is a member … Continue reading “Mongolia’s President Vetoes Sacking Of PM”
Pope Leo XIV held his first meeting on Monday with a group of survivors of sexual abuse by priests, with one participant describing it as a “free-flowing” discussion about what the Church should do. READ ALSO: King Charles To Visit Vatican, Meet Pope Leo “Our goal was to establish a relationship with him and to … Continue reading “Pope Leo Holds First Meeting With Abuse Survivors’ Group”