Written by The Kebbi State Police Command has arrested one Ishiaku Bukar, 22, for allegedly r3ping an 11-year-old girl in Fike Local Government Area of the state. The spokesperson of the command, SP Dungus Abdulkarim, who disclosed this in a statement on Saturday, September 13, said the suspect lured the victim to his farm under the pretext of … Continue reading “Police arrest man for allegedly r3ping 11-year-old girl in Kebbi”
Japan has set a new record as the number of its citizens aged 100 or older has climbed to 99,763, according to fresh figures released by the countrys health ministry. According to Complex, the new milestone makes it the 55th year in a row Japan is breaking its own centenarian record. Women dominate the numbers, accounting … Continue reading “Japan sets new record with almost 100,000 centenarians”
Activist, Scott Igumma, has once again called out the Lagos state government over the state of healthcare in the state. In a video that he shared today September 13, Scott shared a video of a state owned bus used to transport Oxygen to government hospitals in the state. Scott pointed out that the rickety look of the … Continue reading “Activist, Scott Iguma, calls out Lagos state govt over the rickety govt bus used in transporting oxygen to hospitals”
Aviation Minister, Festus Keyamo, has cautioned Nigerians against promoting hate and violence when having conversations about the political climate in Nigeria. Keyamo said this on X while reflecting on the ass@ssination of US political activist, Charlie Kirk. The 32-year-old who was famous for holding strong political views in the US, was shot de@d at a school gathering … Continue reading “Let us eschew thre@ts of violence, bigotry in our contestations over political issues because anyone can end up as the victim – Festus Keyamo reflects on the assassination of Charlie Kirk”
North Korea has executed citizens for watching or distributing foreign television programmes, including popular South Korean dramas, according to a new United Nations human rights report released on Friday, September 12. The 14-page review, based on interviews with more than 300 witnesses and escapees, describes a worsening clampdown on personal freedoms since 2014. It highlights the … Continue reading “North Korea executes people for watching and sharing foreign films”
Kyivs military intelligence agency on Saturday, September 13, confirmed that a Ukrainian drone struck one of Russias largest oil refineries, located about 1,400 kilometres from the Ukraine border. The attack targeted Bashnefts oil refining complex on the outskirts of Ufa, the capital of Russias Bashkortostan region. Regional head Radiy Khabirov said on Telegram that one drone … Continue reading “Ukraine hits one of Russia’s largest oil refining complexes”
Charlie Kirks suspected killer, Tyler Robinson, was living with a transgender partner, it has emerged, as new details continue to surface about the 22-year-old accused of assassinating the conservative activist. The partner, who is said to be transitioning from male to female, is now fully cooperating with the FBI in its investigation. According to reports, text … Continue reading “Charlie Kirk hooter Tyler Robinson lived with transgender partner”
One person has been confirmed de@d after a three-storey building collapsed at Alagomeji, in the Yaba area of Lagos State. The National Emergency Management Agency said the body of a male victim was recovered from the rubble during ongoing search and rescue operations. Search and rescue operation is still ongoing at the building collapse scene. NEMA, LASEMA, … Continue reading “One de@d as four storey building collapses in Lagos”
The mystery surrounding the de@th of a 100-level student of the Taraba State University (TSU) Comfort Jimtop Oliver, who reportedly d!ed in her boyfriend’s house in Jalingo, the state capital, has taken a new twist after her suspected lover, Emmanuel Kefas, a graduate of Human Kinetics from the same institution in 2024, was also found … Continue reading “Boyfriend of Taraba student found de@d hours hours after she was found de@d in his house”
Abuja-based lawyer, Stan Alieke, has cautioned Nigerians against replicating the revolution happening in Nepal in Nigeria. In a post shared on Instagram, Alieke warned that rebuilding a country after a revolution has occurred is always a major problem. Alieke, who used to be the legal counsel to singer Speed Darlington, went on to point out that the … Continue reading “The Igbos are yet to recover from the havoc of the civil war – Lawyer, Stan Alieke, warns Nigerians against copying revolution in Nepal”