Alaba International Market Hit by Break-in and Looting, Three Arrested
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Alaba International Market Hit by Break-in and Looting, Three Arrested

Three individuals have been apprehended by the Rapid Response Squad of the Lagos state police command for unlawfully entering shops and stealing goods at the Alaba International market.   The RRS disclosed that the culprits have been involved in the theft of mobile phones and bags from pedestrians. The suspects were taken into custody on April 28, and their weapons were handed over to the Ojo Police Station.  
Tragic Incident: 24-Year-Old NHS Worker Fatally Stabbed in London, Shortly After Father’s Death from Coronavirus
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Tragic Incident: 24-Year-Old NHS Worker Fatally Stabbed in London, Shortly After Father’s Death from Coronavirus

An NHS worker was fatally stabbed in what authorities described as a "totally unprovoked attack" in east London. 24-year-old David Gomoh from Canning Town, East London, was scheduled to attend his father, Ken's funeral on Wednesday after his father succumbed to Coronavirus. Gomoh, who was employed at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London, was reportedly on the phone with a friend when he was assaulted by a group of men in masks, suffering multiple stab wounds, just moments after leaving his home at 10.25 pm on Sunday. Law enforcement responded to the incident at Freemasons Road at 10.26 pm, and Gomoh was rushed to an east London hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries. The marketing graduate was a vital worker who contributed to ensuring NHS...
Reps to probe legality of Chinese nationals in Nigeria for repatriation
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Reps to probe legality of Chinese nationals in Nigeria for repatriation

The Nigerian House of Representatives is set to investigate the legality of Chinese nationals in the country and their potential repatriation back to China. The lawmakers made this decision during the resumed plenary on Tuesday April 28, following a motion regarding the mistreatment and racial discrimination against Nigerians living in China. Several committees including those on Interior, Nigeria Content Development, Monitoring, Commerce, and others have been tasked with investigating the immigration documents of Chinese nationals in Nigeria and the expatriate quota of Chinese businesses operating in the country. They are also responsible for ensuring the repatriation of any illegal or undocumented Chinese immigrants. Furthermore, the Attorney General of the Federation and relevant gov...
Investigation into Legality of Chinese Nationals in Nigeria by the House of Representatives
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Investigation into Legality of Chinese Nationals in Nigeria by the House of Representatives

There has been a resolution by House of Representatives members to investigate the legal status of Chinese nationals in Nigeria for potential repatriation to China.   During the resumed plenary on Tuesday, April 28, following a five-week recess due to the outbreak of coronavirus in the country, the lawmakers considered a motion sponsored by Benjamin Kalu, Yusuf Buba, John Dyegh, Babajimi Benson, Tunji Olawuyi, Zakari Galadima, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, Nnoli Nnaji, Dennis Idahosa, and Tolu Shadipe. The motion addressed the "Maltreatment and Institutional Acts of Racial Discrimination against Nigerians Living in China by the Government of China."   The House Committees on Interior, Nigeria Content Development, Monitoring and Commerce were tasked with the assignment. They were also dire...
Borno implements virtual courtroom
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Borno implements virtual courtroom

In response to the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic, the Borno state government has established a virtual courtroom to conduct hearings via teleconference.   The Chief Judge of the State's high court, Kashim Zannah, affirmed this development in an interview with NTA, emphasizing the importance of leveraging digital tools to ensure the dispensation of justice amidst the current situation.   He also stressed that the state intends to continue utilizing available technologies even after the pandemic subsides.   Expressing this sentiment, Zannah stated;    “Our intention has always been to make progress regardless of COVID-19. Even in regular circumstances, there should be no delay in cases just because someone needs to physically appear in court to speak. They can do so from anywher...
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  #AliensExist trends as Pentagon releases videos of encounters between UFOs and Navy pilots
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Aliens Exist trends as Pentagon releases videos of encounters between UFOs and Navy pilots #AliensExist trends as Pentagon releases videos of encounters between UFOs and Navy pilots

#AliensExist and #UFO2020 have become trending topics on Twitter following the official acknowledgment by the Pentagon of a video capturing a strange flying craft, which many people believe is evidence of alien activity.   In 2017, leaked US Navy radar footage revealed a mystery object with a "glowing aura" flying erratically, grabbing global headlines.   The debate over Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) escalated when footage emerged, suggesting the presence of an alien craft.   One particular instance recorded footage from a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet, showing an unidentified aircraft surrounded by a glow.   The object, which traveled at high speed and rotated as it moved, prompted the onboard pilots to remark, "t...
Governor Umahi apologizes for banning journalists for life
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Governor Umahi apologizes for banning journalists for life

Governor Umahi's Apology for Banning Journalists for Life Following their reports on certain incidents in the state, Governor David Umahi had imposed a lifelong ban on two journalists, Chijioke Agwu of The Sun and Peter Okutu of Vanguard, preventing them from accessing Ebonyi state government house and other government facilities. However, on Tuesday, April 28, Governor Umahi issued an apology during a broadcast, acknowledging that journalists are essential "partners" and urging them to collaborate in the state's development. “In my earlier speeches, I had said that the unfortunate incident with the press was not intentional but I think we are all here to build the state and so, I am asking everybody to disregard whatever that happened and s...
Nigerian healthcare worker dies of Coronavirus in the U.S
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Nigerian healthcare worker dies of Coronavirus in the U.S

The United States has lost a Nigerian healthcare worker to the Coronavirus. Ugonwa Okeke, a graduate of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), had moved to New Jersey in pursuit of better opportunities. Tragically, her promising career in healthcare was cut short by the virus. Her loved ones and friends took to social media to mourn her passing, with Samson Idonigie announcing her death on Facebook, stating that she had succumbed to the virus while working to save others. The image below pays tribute to her.
Tragic Loss: Nigerian Healthcare Worker Succumbs to COVID-19 in the U.S.
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Tragic Loss: Nigerian Healthcare Worker Succumbs to COVID-19 in the U.S.

Ugonwa Okeke, a Nigerian healthcare worker, has tragically lost her life to COVID-19 in New Jersey, U.S.A.   Having graduated from the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), she moved to America a few years ago in pursuit of better opportunities. She was on a promising career path as a healthcare provider in New Jersey, but her aspirations were abruptly cut short by the Coronavirus pandemic.   Friends and family members expressed their grief on Facebook for the mother of two. Samson Idonigie shared the heartbreaking news of her passing on his Facebook page, mourning her as someone who lost her life while trying to save others. “With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of our beloved Ugonwa Okeke, a Healthcare Worker in New Jersey, ...
The cancellation of France’s Ligue 1 and 2 seasons due to the Coronavirus Pandemic leaves PSG likely to take the title
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The cancellation of France’s Ligue 1 and 2 seasons due to the Coronavirus Pandemic leaves PSG likely to take the title

The 2019/20 seasons of France's Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 have been canceled due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The current plan is to start the 2020/21 season in the next four months. The announcement comes a week after the French Professional Football League (LFP) announced plans for Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 to resume on June 17, with UEFA setting a deadline of August 2 for domestic leagues to be completed. However, on Tuesday afternoon, French prime minister Edouard Philippe announced that all sporting events will be cancelled until September, as part of the next stage of their lockdown plans beyond May 11. Speaking at a press conference, Philippe said: "The big sporting affairs cannot occur before September. The 2019/20 football season cannot return." French footbal...