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Site engineer k!lled in Delta state by his employees after discovering he had large sum of money in his account.

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The police in Delta state have began an investigation after a site engineer identified as Chigozie Udalor was k!lled by his employees after discovering he had a lot of money in his account.  In a statement released, the spokesperson of the command, SP Bright Edafe, said on December 12, 2024,  one Hyacinth Nnalue reported to Akwu-kwu Igbo division that his cousin Chigozie Udalor had been missing since the 10th of December 2024. He also stated that the said Chigozie was his site manager at his fish pond in Bod camp Akwukwu Igbo community.  Edafe said upon receipt of this information, the DPO commenced an investigation and later transferred the case to the State Criminal Investigation Department. Edafe said the state Commissioner of Police, CP Olufemi Abaniwonda, directed the DPO Ekpan CSP Aliyu Shaba to carry out a technically driven investigation.  The DPO detailed operatives who commenced an intelligence-led investigation, on 31st March 2025, ...

Tragic Loss: Expectant Mother Dies in Labor After Hospital Denies Treatment Due to ā‚¦500k Deposit Requirement.

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A  pregnant woman  in  labor  has tragically passed away after being denied treatment at a  hospital  due to her inability to pay a ā‚¦500,000 deposit. The heartbreaking incident was shared in a viral post on X, formerly known as Twitter. In the video, the expectant mother is seen inside a car with her husband while she was still alive, en route to the hospital. Her distressed husband could be heard in the video desperately trying to keep her conscious. He repeatedly called her name and urged her to stay strong for their children. ā€œ My goodness, Kemi, look at me. Stay strong, look at me. Think about your kids, please. You need to be very strong for me,ā€  he pleaded. Struggling to respond, the woman appeared weak. The caption of the video revealed that the couple had initially gone to a hospital, but the woman was refused treatment because they couldnā€™t afford the ā‚¦500,000 deposit. They were referred to another hospital, but despite their effo...

NORTHERN CLERIC GAVE STRONG WARNING ABOUT THE 16 LYNCED FULANIS UN EDO.

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If actions are not taken against this 16 Northerners that are killed in Edo, anything that follows to your people here in the North, you are the people that cause it.words from a Northern cleric.  "Mr president, president Bola Tinubu this is message direct to you and his excellency the governor of Edo State,  Mr Monday,  this is also a message directly to you. You know you have many of your people in the North more especially Borno state, Kano State,  Jos, Kaduna and Adamawa.   "There are many Christians there, we wont consider whether you are  from Edo, whether if you are from Cotedevoir, definitely if you are  a southerners. The thing that will follow are caused by you people, that is you and president Tinubu.  "Mr Monday, actions most be taken within 48-hours, because we will do this thing when it is very harsh because we won't allow our heart to have patience. Let it be the last warning. "48-hours is enough, time is not agains...

bukinafaso pardons 21 soldiers involved in failed 2015 coup.

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In a significant move towards national reconciliation, Burkina Faso's transitional government has pardoned 21 soldiers involved in the unsuccessful coup attempt of 2015. This decision reflects a broader effort to promote peace and stability in a country that has faced a tumultuous political landscape in recent years. The coup attempt in September 2015 was orchestrated by members of the military, aimed at overthrowing the interim government that had taken power following the ousting of longtime president Blaise CompaorƩ the previous year. The coup was foiled, leading to the arrest and subsequent trial of many involved, creating a lasting rift within the military and political communities. The pardons come amidst a backdrop of increased security challenges in Burkina Faso, characterized by rising violence from extremist groups and constant threats to national stability. By granting amnesty to these soldiers, the transitional government, which took power follow...