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Author: Vincent Osuwo
Residents of Ajah in Lagos State have issued a distress call to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu regarding the imposition of a new traditional leader in the community. This was stated in a peaceful demonstration held at the Governor’s Office on Monday morning. This is the second protest in two weeks, following one at the Lagos State House of Assembly on November 28. The General Secretary of the Ajah Community, Kazeem Odunlami, who led the demonstrators to Alausa, stated that the Ajah citizens needed the governor’s immediate action. Odunlami stated that Ajah people were clamouring for the state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to…
South Korean authorities barred more high-ranking officials from leaving the nation on Tuesday, according to Yonhap, following President Yoon Suk Yeol’s botched effort to declare martial law. A day after Yoon received a travel ban, his party was apparently working on a “resignation roadmap” that would see him step down in February or March before new elections. Yoon suspended civilian control a week ago and dispatched special forces and helicopters to parliament, but legislators pushed him to withdraw the decision in a country that was thought to be a stable democracy. Yoon: South Korea bans President from leaving country Investigators…
No fewer than 110 mostly elderly people have been brutally murdered by gang members in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, according to a human rights group. The National Human Rights Defence Network (RNDDH) alleged a local gang leader attacked them when his kid became ill and died. The gang leader reportedly sought advice from a voodoo priest, who blamed the boy’s mysterious sickness on older neighbours practicing “witchcraft.” According to the United Nations, “a staggering 5,000” people have been slain in Haiti this year as a result of spiralling gang violence. While facts of the massacre are still coming, the UN’s…
The Nigerian Army, on Monday, performed the ritual of lowering and hoisting of the command flag at Army Headquarters as Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede assumed command as the 24th Chief of Army Staff. Chronicle NG recalls that Oluyede was appointed by President Bola Tinubu on 30 October in an acting capacity following the death of his predecessor, Lt.-Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja. On November 1, the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, awarded him the insignia of office in an extraordinary ceremony in accordance with the Armed Forces Act. The ceremonial lowering and hoisting of the command flag, which marks the start…
Three Nigerians have been detained in Delhi and face at least three years in prison for allegedly scamming an Indian woman of more than Rs 2.62 lakh. The Times of India on Saturday reported that cybercrime police arrested Lezhu John, Gibril Mohammed, and Egboola Ekena in connection with an alleged scamming of an Indian woman. Although the three suspects have not yet been formally charged in court, Chronicle NG found that if convicted, each faces a minimum of three years in prison under the Information Technology Act (IT Act, 2000) and the Indian Penal Code. Court convicts couple, church over…
Police in India’s capital, Delhi, have checked over 40 schools following anonymous bomb threats, according to a police official. According to ANI, schools received emails threatening to explode bombs unless $30,000 (£23,582) was paid to the sender. No bombs have been discovered yet, but authorities have not confirmed whether the threats are genuine. Hoax bomb warnings have frequently caused mayhem in India’s schools, railway stations, and airports, particularly this year. As of November 14, India’s airlines and airports had received roughly 1,000 false bomb threats this year, resulting in lengthy delays and aircraft diversions. Gunman injures two students in California…
US rapper Jay-Z has responded to a lawsuit alleging that he and Sean “Diddy” Combs drugged and raped a 13-year-old girl at a party in 2000. The anonymous complainant claims she was raped at a home party in New York following the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), with an unnamed female celebrity present at the time. In a statement, Jay-Z, actual name Shawn Carter, described the legal action as a “blackmail attempt.”. Mr. Combs, who is in jail awaiting trial after being accused of sex trafficking and other crimes in September, disputed the most recent accusation. The case was first…
Ghanaian actor-turned-politician John Dumelo has won a seat in parliament, representing the Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency. Dumelo, contesting on the platform of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), won the 2024 Ghana general elections on Saturday with 40,561 votes. He beat incumbent Lydia Alhassan of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), who earned 27,377 votes. This victory comes after his near defeat to Alhassan in the 2020 elections. Dumelo, aged 40, expressed profound appreciation to his fans and promised to keep his campaign promises. John Mahama elected Ghana President “The people of Ghana have been calling for change, and they’ve shown that…
The Nigerian Air Force has officially released the list of qualified candidates for the Zonal General Aptitude Test for the Direct Short Service Commission (DSSC) 33/2024 Enlistment Exercise. In a news release issued today, December 9, 2024, Air Commodore Olusola Fakinboyewa, Director of Public Relations and Information, confirmed this. It read, “This is to inform you that the list of eligible applicants to attend the Zonal General Aptitude Test for the Nigerian Air Force DSSC 33/2024 Enlistment Exercise has been published on the Nigerian Air Force Recruitment Portal.” More than 45,000 jostle for NNPCL jobs as aptitude test begins According…
Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappé has advised parents to reconsider their approach to putting their children through hard training regimens in the hopes of producing the next football superstar. In an interview with Clique TV, as reported by sports journalist Fabrizio Romano on Monday, the French striker addressed the widespread trend of “Project Mbappé,” in which parents record hard training routines for their young children in an attempt to duplicate his success. “Stop it! Cut everything… My parents let me have fun,” Mbappé said, emphasising the importance of allowing children to enjoy the game rather than being burdened with undue…












