Police Open Investigation into Social Media Harassment Targeting Kai Havertz’s Pregnant Wife

Police have launched an investigation into social media abuse aimed at Arsenal forward Kai Havertz’s pregnant wife following the club’s exit to Manchester United in the FA Cup. Havertz, 25, missed a penalty in Arsenal’s shootout defeat at the Emirates on Sunday before his partner, Sophia, who is expecting her first child with the Germany international, reposted two abhorrent messages she had received…

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Activist Gwamnishi Expresses Alarm Over Rising Daily Death Rates as Mortuaries Reach Capacity with Murder Victim’s Body

Harrison Gwamnishu, a human rights activist, has disclosed that mortuaries are filled beyond their capacity. He added that the body of a young lady, Chinagorom Lucy,  who was found murdred in her home in Asaba, Delta State, was taken to multiple mortuaries but they could not take her in because they had no space. He concluded that…

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83-Year-Old Woman’s Lottery Winnings Stolen by Attacker in Store Parking Lot (Watch Video)

Police are hunting for a suspect who was caught on camera violently robbing an 83-year-old woman of her lottery winnings shortly after she claimed them from a convenience store, police said.  The incident occurred on Wednesday morning, Jan. 15, shortly after 8 a.m. outside a store on Curry Ford Road, near the intersection of S….

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Israel’s Airstrikes in Gaza Claim at Least 70 Lives, Just Hours After Ceasefire Agreement with Hamas

Israel military jet strikes killed at least 70 people in Gaza overnight on Thursday, residents and authorities in the embattled enclave said, just hours after a ceasefire and hostage release deal was announced to bring an end to 15 months of war between Israel and Hamas. The complex ceasefire accord emerged on Wednesday after mediation…

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Tinubu Praises Six Nigerian Scientists and Engineers Recognized by President Joe Biden

  Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu has lauded six accomplished Nigerian scientists and engineers who have been named among the 400 recipients of the prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) in the United States. The award, established in 1996 by former US President Bill Clinton, is the highest honour granted by the…

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