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Irate Youths Set Two POS Robbers Ablaze In Enugu

Two young men who wanted to make it big this forthcoming Yelutide on Wednesday afternoon met their Waterloo in Enugu as irate mobs set them ablaze alive. The incident took place at the Independence Layout area along the ever busy Independence Avenue popularly known as Bissala Road. It was gathered …

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Benue: About 2.7 Million Registered Voters To Participate In 2023 General Elections – INEC

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Wednesday, disclosed that approximately 2,782,302 registered voters are expected to participate in the 2023 general elections in the 23 Local Government Areas of Benue state. The new Resident Electoral Commissioner, REC, for the State, Prof. Samuel Egwu who made the disclosure in Makurdi however …

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Italy’s Earthquake Felt In Several Countries

A 5.5-magnitude earthquake off the Italian resort of Rimini has been felt across across central Italy and parts of the Balkans. Houses shook for several seconds on the Adriatic coast and there were reports of minor damage but no casualties. School were shut in parts of the central Marche region …

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UniJos Safe For Students, Staff, Says VC

Prof. Tanko Ishaya, the Vice Chancellor (VC), of the University of Jos, has assured parents that the university was safe for students, members of staff and visitors. Ishaya said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), on Wednesday in Jos, reiterating that the university management had …

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Chelsea’s Reece James To Miss World Cup

Chelsea fullback Reece James will not be part of Gareth Southgate’s England team for the FIFA 2022 world cup due to injury concerns. According to SkySports, after discussions with Gareth Southgate on Tuesday, it was decided the full-back has not recovered sufficiently from the knee injury he picked up against …

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Lesbian, Transgender Emerge Winners In US Midterm Election

From the first openly lesbian governor to the first Generation Z member-elect of Congress, early results in the US midterms heralded diversity. In Massachusetts, voters elected Democrat Maura Healey as America’s first out lesbian governor, TV networks projected. The 51-year-old defeated Geoff Diehl, endorsed by ex-president Donald Trump, to flip …

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