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A Mother and Her Two Daughters Killed and Dumped in Ditches in Kenya
A tragic incident occurred in a village in Nyamira county in Kenya, as a mother and two daughters were murdered...
Israel Vows Swift Retaliation Against Iran After Major Missile Strike”
After Iran launched its largest-ever attack on the Middle Eastern nation, Israel said that its war cabinet is considering its options and "will not sit idly by." Iran fired a barrage of roughly 200 ballistic missiles at Israeli military targets, setting off the nation's advanced defence systems and causing sirens to go off throughout Israel. Israel's ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, told CNN's Kaitlan Collins on Wednesday night, October 3, that "what happened last night was an unprecedented response, and as I said today in the Security Council, it will be a very strong, painful response. It will be soon." "I think they know that we have the capabilities to reach any destination in the Middle East and it's up to us to decide how to do it and what to target." Regarding Israel's forthcoming response, Danon stated that "it should be the responsibility of the US and other Western democracies to block Iran from achieving nuclear capabilities. Otherwise, it will be too late." When asked if Israel would heed US President Joe Biden's advice that Iran's nuclear site should not be targeted. Danon stated that although Israel does not wish to see a conflict or an increase in hostilities, it will take revenge for Iran's massive rocket launches. “But we would have to make it a calculated response because we don’t...
Protest Erupts in PDP Secretariate Rivers State Over LG Polls
The people of Rivers state stormed the People's Democratic Party secretariate over the Local Government election scheduled on October 5,...
A woman who objected at a wedding shares her story.
A young woman who caused choice at a wedding has voiced her reasons for the objection to the wedding. In...
Atiku Suggests a rotating Presidency between the North and the South, as well as a 6year term Limit for Governors and the President.
Atiku Abubakar, the former vice president, has suggested a number of changes to the 1999 Constitution, one of which is to rotate presidential authority among Nigeria's six geopolitical zones. According to a statement released by his media office on Wednesday, October 2, Atiku sent the recommendations to Barau Jibrin, the deputy Senate president and chair of the Senate Committee on Constitution Review, in a memo dated August 30. The statement claims that Atiku, the Peoples Democratic Party's (PDP) nominee for president in the 2023 election, is requesting that Section 130 (1) of the constitution be amended to read as follows: "The office of the president shall rotate among the six geopolitical zones of the Federation on a single term of six years flowing between the North and South on the single term of six years respectively." Additionally, he requests that the wording in Section 135 (2) of the text be changed to "subject to the provisions of the subsection (1), the President shall vacate his office at the expiration of a period of Six Years commencing from the date." About four months have passed since some House of Representatives members put out a measure to establish a vice president and a rotating system of presidential succession between the North and the South. Atiku's suggestions follow like. The legislators, dubbed "The Reformers" and led by Ikenga Ugochinyere (PDP, Imo), claimed that among other advantages, the measures' adoption would lower the cost of governance.
Tinubu is on a two-week holiday to the UK
Today, President Bola Tinubu will leave Abuja for a two-week holiday in the United Kingdom. The vacation is a component...
Emirates picks up Dubai-Lagos flights again after a two-year hiatus
After a two-year hiatus, Emirates Airlines has started operating daily flights between Dubai and Lagos. On Tuesday, October 1, 2024,...
Following the strike on Israel, Iran’s foreign minister calls his counterparts in Europe
Following his nation's missile attack on Israel, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi spoke over the phone with colleagues in Europe,...
Group tells Tinubu to prevail on EFCC to cease harassing Bello
The ODU Akowe Network Group (OANG) has petitioned President Bola Tinubu to exert pressure on the Economic and Financial Crimes...
In Lagos, a commercial bus crashes into a stalled truck, killing ten people, including children
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