The twins of Oby Ezekwesili, Chine and Chuba, took on Governor Nasir El-Rufai's son, Bello after he showed disrespect towards their mother. Bello El-Rufai had criticized the BBOG activist after she demanded an apology from him for making threatening remarks about "passing a Twitter user's mother to his friends", a statement that many interpreted as a threat of gang-rape. Oby Ezekwesili tweeted; "Did I just see horrific tweets from your handle threatening gang-rape? What was that? Why the ethnic vitriol toward Igbos? What’s that, Bello? Too tragic! "You need to not just immediately apologise for those vile tweets but get into an anger management program quickly. "I have maintained that we can disagree without being disagreeable. We can object without being objectionable. Hea...

Chine and Chuba, the twins of Oby Ezekwesili, confronted Governor Nasir El-Rufai's son, Bello after he showed disrespect towards their mother. Bello El-Rufai had criticized the BBOG activist following her request for an apology for his threatening remarks involving another Twitter user's mother, which many interpreted as a threat of gang-rape. Oby Ezekwesili tweeted;  “Did I just see horrific tweets from your handle threatening gang-rape? What was that? Why the ethnic vitriol toward Igbos? What’s that, Bello? Too tragic! “You need to not just immediately apologise for those vile tweets but get into an anger management program quickly. “I have maintained that we can disagree without being disagreeable. We can object without being objectionable. Healthy deb...

A man, devastated by the loss of his mother, father, and sister to Coronavirus within a span of two weeks, shared his sorrow on social media. Keith, 84, and Jean MacVicar, 82, succumbed to Covid-19, followed by their daughter Jayne, 62, who developed symptoms shortly after. Reacting to the tragic loss of his family members, Jayne’s younger brother Richard, 60, expressed his anguish, feeling as though his heart had been forcibly taken from him. When Jayne fell ill, she requested prayers for her recovery, while Richard, in a Facebook post, urged her to stay strong and fight the virus. However, his sister eventually passed away. Announcing Jayne's passing on Facebook, Richard expressed heartbreaking regret and found solace in the thought that she was now reunited with their parents. He...

A social media post revealed the heartbreaking loss of a man who saw his mother, Keith, 84, father, Jean MacVicar, 82, and sister Jayne succumb to coronavirus within a fortnight, reported Birminghamlive.co.uk. The mother and father passed away two weeks ago after contracting COVID-19, with their daughter Jayne, 62, developing symptoms shortly after.  Jayne’s younger brother Richard, 60, expressed his profound grief, likening the experience of losing half of his family in such a short time to feeling as though 'someone has cut him open and stolen his heart.'                            When Jayne fell ill, she requested prayers for her recovery from friends, while Richard implored her to stay strong and fight on through a Facebook post. Unfortunately, Jayne passed away.   Richard (p...

Research on the origins of the novel Coronavirus is now subject to additional scrutiny and approval by central government officials in China. The Central Government has directed that academic work related to the Coronavirus must undergo extra vetting before being submitted for publication, as stated in now-deleted notices from two Chinese universities. The Ministry of Education's science and technology department has emphasized that "academic papers about tracing the origin of the virus must be strictly and tightly managed." The imposition of this restriction is based on instructions issued during a March 25 meeting held by the State Council's task force on the prevention and control of COVID-19. The official document was initially posted on the website of Fudan Unive...

Sharing an emotional account, a couple has revealed heart-wrenching images of their six-month-old infant who, after surviving a challenging open heart surgery, has now been diagnosed with Coronavirus.   The infant, Erin Bates, fondly named the 'miracle baby,' is currently reliant on an oxygen machine due to enduring windpipe complications since birth.                                Initially weighing only 5lbs 4oz, after extensive treatments, her parents had hoped for a positive recovery. However, the devastating news of Erin's Covid-19 diagnosis was confirmed last Friday.   The poignant images of the baby, shared with consent by her parents via Metro UK, depict the little girl surrounded by wires, tubes, and medical equipment as she lies in the hospital tethered to a Continuous Po...