Lionel Messi's visit to Kolkata's Salt Lake Stadium ended in chaos as angry fans vandalized the venue after his abrupt departure. The Argentine football legend's appearance was cut short due to overcrowding and security concerns, leaving thousands of fans disappointed and frustrated. Messi was scheduled to attend a 45-minute event, but he left after just 20 minutes, sparking protests from the crowd. Fans threw bottles, chairs, and other objects onto the field, and some even invaded the pitch. The police were forced to intervene, and several fans were injured in the melee. The event's chief organizer, Satadru Dutta, has been detained for questioning, and an FIR has been registered against him. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed her shock and apology for the incident, stating that she was "deeply disturbed and shocked by the mismanagement" at the stadium. She has ordered a high-level inquiry into the incident and promised to take ac...

Nigeria's First Lady, Remi Tinubu, has responded to criticism over her interaction with Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke at the 10th coronation anniversary of the Ooni of Ife. A video of the incident showed her approaching Governor Adeleke, who was singing, and instructing him to stop, saying "Enough with the music, or I'll switch off the microphone" and "I give you 5 minutes to conclude". The governor briefly paused but continued singing, prompting Mrs. Tinubu to return to the podium and reiterate her directive. The Incident The exchange occurred during a cultural event where Mrs. Tinubu was honored with the chieftaincy title Yeye Asiwaju Gbogbo Ile Oodua. Many Nigerians condemned her actions as disrespectful to an elected governor, while others defended her, saying she was simply trying to maintain order.  Reactions - Critics accused Mrs. Tinubu of being power-drunk and disrespecting the governor, with some comparing the incident to past con...

Bayelsa State Deputy Governor, Senator Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, collapsed in his office and was rushed to the Federal Medical Centre in Yenagoa. The incident occurred around 1:30 pm, and he was taken to the hospital's emergency unit in a serious condition. He has since been stabilized and moved to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for further treatment. The exact cause of the medical emergency is yet to be officially disclosed, but sources suggest it may be linked to a cardiac-related issue, possibly exacerbated by the deputy governor's demanding schedule. Security operatives have cordoned off the hospital, restricting access as top government officials visit to express concern. The incident has sparked widespread concern across Bayelsa State, with many praying for the deputy governor's swift recovery. A source close to him attributed the health scare to his workaholic nature, saying he’s a workaholic and should find time to rest.

Chris Ngige, the former Governor of Anambra State and ex-Minister of Labour and Employment, has been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Abuja. The development was confirmed by his former media aide, Fred Chukwuelobe, who clarified that Ngige is in EFCC custody and not a victim of abduction, as speculated on social media. The exact charges against Ngige have not been publicly disclosed, but the EFCC is investigating financial and economic crimes related to his time in public office. Ngige was taken into custody by EFCC operatives at his Abuja residence and escorted away for questioning. This is not the first time Ngige has been involved in controversy, and the EFCC has been cracking down on corruption and financial misconduct among public officials. The case may set a precedent for similar investigations.

Osmond Adeleke, the Osun State governor, has clarified that his dancing skills are not a reflection of his performance as a governor. He emphasized that his ability to govern effectively is not defined by his dancing abilities, and he will continue to dance without apology [1]. The governor's remarks come after he was spotted dancing at a public event, sparking reactions on social media. Adeleke's comments highlight the importance of separating personal expression from professional responsibilities.

Burkina Faso has released 11 Nigerian military officers who were detained after their transport aircraft made an unauthorized landing in the country. The officers, including two crew members and nine other military personnel, were aboard a Nigerian Air Force (NAF) C-130 that landed in Bobo-Dioulasso on Monday due to a technical fault. According to Burkinabè authorities, the plane entered the country's airspace without proper clearance, prompting an immediate security response. The Alliance of Sahel States (AES), which comprises Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, condemned the incident as an "unfriendly act" and placed its air forces on maximum alert. The Nigerian government described the landing as a technical emergency and insisted that the crew followed standard safety procedures and international aviation protocols. The NAF stated that the personnel were treated well and have since returned to Nigeria. This incident has strained relations between Nigeria and th...

Nigeria's reaction to the detention of its military personnel by Burkina Faso has been calm and diplomatic. After a Nigerian Air Force C-130 aircraft made an emergency landing in Bobo-Dioulasso without clearance, Burkina Faso authorities detained the 11 personnel on board, citing a violation of national sovereignty and airspace regulations. The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) maintained that the landing was due to a technical fault and followed international aviation safety procedures. NAF spokesperson Ehimen Ejodame stated that the crew was safe and received cordial treatment from the host authorities. The incident has strained relations between Nigeria and the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), which comprises Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. The AES has taken a hard-line stance towards external military activity within the Sahel region since withdrawing from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Benin's army officers, including Chief of Army Staff Abou Issa and Army Chief Colonel Faizou Gomina, who were taken hostage during an attempted coup, have been released. The coup attempt, led by Lieutenant Colonel Pascal Tigri, was foiled with the support of Nigerian forces.  The situation is now under control, and the government is searching for the perpetrators. Around a dozen soldiers have been arrested, and President Patrice Talon has vowed to punish those responsible.

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