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29/12/2024

🗣 Lokpobiri Inspects Fuel Stations, Ensures Product Availability

Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, Minister of State for Petroleum, visited fuel stations in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, to ensure the availability of petroleum products and prevent exploitation of consumers. Arriving at the Bayelsa State International Airport at 11:30 a.m., he toured several stations, including Rain Oil and NNPC affiliates.

Lokpobiri checked that the correct volume of fuel was dispensed to customers and expressed satisfaction with the availability of products, thanks to the deregulation policy under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He emphasized that fuel scarcity and price hikes have been avoided during the festive season.

Lokpobiri also ordered adjustments at two stations to correct fuel dispensing and warned against sharp practices, urging that strict legal action be taken against violators.

29/12/2024

🗣 Putin Apologizes Over Plane Crash in Russian Airspace, Denies Russian Air Defense Role

Vladimir Putin offered his apologies to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev following the deadly crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines plane, but stopped short of admitting responsibility.

The crash, which killed 38 people, occurred in Kazakhstan after the plane encountered what Azerbaijan described as external interference while in Russian airspace. Despite acknowledging that Russian air defense systems were active, Putin denied that they shot down the plane.

Calls for an independent investigation continue from the US and the EU.

29/12/2024

Former US President, Jimmy Carter Dies At 100.

Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, passed away at the age of 100, his nonprofit organization, The Carter Center, announced on Sunday.

Carter, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, was in hospice care at his home in Plains, Georgia, where he had been since February 2023.

The former president, who was born in rural Georgia, became the governor of the state before serving as president from 1977 to 1981.

His presidency was marked by both achievements and challenges, including the Camp David Accords, which secured a historic peace agreement between Israel and Egypt.

However, his term was also marred by the Iran hostage crisis and economic difficulties, leading to his loss to Ronald Reagan in the 1980 election.
Carter spent his post-presidency years focused on humanitarian efforts, founding The Carter Center in 1982, which aimed to promote peace and human rights globally.

His work earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002. Even after his presidency, Carter remained active in international diplomacy, election monitoring, and public service, long after his term in office.

Known for his strong Christian faith, Carter continued teaching Sunday school at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains until his 90s.

He had been in ill health for several years, battling brain cancer since 2015.
Carter’s son, Chip Carter, expressed admiration for his father’s legacy, calling him a hero and an advocate for peace and love.

He died peacefully at his home surrounded by family.

Carter, who outlived all previous US presidents, is remembered for his tireless post-presidential work and his enduring commitment to justice and peace.
He is survived by his children and his late wife, Rosalynn Carter, who passed away in November 2023.

29/12/2024

🗣 University of Benin Initiates Online Clearance for New Students

The University of Benin (UNIBEN) has announced immediate online clearance for newly admitted students for the 2024/2025 academic session.

According to Dr. Benedicta Ehanire, the university’s Public Relations Officer, the process is expected to conclude by January 15, 2025. The directive applies only to candidates already admitted, as the admission process is still ongoing.

New students and clearance officers are advised to stay updated and follow the instructions accordingly.

29/12/2024

🗣 5 African Countries Offering Visa-Free Travel

Visa-free travel in Africa is gaining momentum, with countries like Rwanda and Kenya leading the way. Here's a look at five nations embracing this trend:

Seychelles: Welcomes all Africans without a visa.
Gambia: Visa-free entry for all African and Commonwealth nations.
Benin: Removed all visa requirements in 2019.
Kenya: Opened its borders to all African citizens in 2023.
Rwanda: Eliminated visa costs for all Africans in 2023.

This movement is a step toward unity, economic growth, and cultural exchange across the continent.

29/12/2024

🗣 13 Passengers Burnt to Death in Ondo Auto Crash

A tragic auto crash claimed the lives of 13 passengers in Ondo State, Nigeria, at Abule Panu on the Owo-Ikare highway. According to eyewitness accounts, 14 people were involved in the collision, with 13 burnt beyond recognition and only one survivor rescued with severe injuries.

The Ondo State FRSC Sector Commander, Dr. Samuel Ibitoye, confirmed the incident, which occurred at approximately 10:14 am on Saturday.

Dr. Ibitoye stated:

The fatal crash involved two buses. A bus traveling from the Ikare axis suffered a tire burst, leading to a head-on collision with another bus carrying fabric from the Owo axis. Both vehicles caught fire immediately after the impact.

Rescue efforts by the FRSC, police, and fire services transported the injured survivor to the Federal Medical Centre, Owo, while the deceased were taken to the hospital morgue.

Dr. Ibitoye urged drivers to maintain their vehicles and practice patience on the roads, emphasizing that passengers should speak out against reckless driving to promote road safety for all.

29/12/2024

🗣 Storing Onions, Garlic in the Fridge Makes Them Toxic — Scientists Warn

Experts caution against refrigerating certain foods, as it may lead to the growth of harmful toxins. A recent study suggests that onions, garlic, potatoes, and even bananas can become toxic when stored in the fridge.

Clinical nutritionist Jhanvi Sanghvi highlights that cold temperatures create a favorable environment for mold and mycotoxins, which can cause food poisoning symptoms like vomiting and stomach cramps.

Onions should be stored in a cool, dry place, while garlic and potatoes can become bitter or produce harmful substances like acrylamide when chilled.

Bananas and ginger should also remain at room temperature for optimal quality.

29/12/2024

BREAKING: 179 Feared Dead in Early Morning Plane Crash.

A Jeju Air plane carrying 181 people from Thailand to South Korea crashed upon arrival Sunday, slamming into a barrier and erupting in flames, with all but two believed to be dead.
Authorities speculate that a bird strike and adverse weather conditions likely contributed to the crash, which ejected passengers from the aircraft and left it “almost completely destroyed,” according to fire officials.

Video footage captured the Jeju Air plane from Bangkok landing on its belly at Muan International Airport, skidding off the runway as smoke billowed from the engines before crashing into a wall and exploding in a fireball.
“Passengers were thrown from the aircraft upon impact with the wall, leaving little chance of survival,” a local fire official told families during a briefing, as stated in a fire brigade release.
The plane is nearly obliterated, making the identification of the deceased a challenging process. Recovering remains is taking significant time,” he reported.
Only two individuals were rescued, both flight attendants, and by mid-afternoon, the fire department confirmed that 120 people were dead.

An AFP photographer observed the charred wreckage of the Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 on the runway at Muan—approximately 288 kilometers (about 190 miles) southwest of Seoul—while firefighters and emergency crews worked nearby.

The accident unfolded within minutes starting from 9:03 am (0003 GMT) on Sunday during the landing of Jeju Air Flight 2216, which carried 175 passengers, including two Thai nationals, along with six crew members.

“It took about three minutes from the control tower’s bird strike warning to the aircraft’s attempted landing,” the Ministry of Land reported.

Just two minutes before the crash, the pilot issued a Mayday call.

When questioned about whether the crash could be attributed to the runway’s length—given that video shows the plane skidding off the tarmac and hitting a wall—an official stated this was likely not a factor.

“The runway is 2,800 meters long, and similar-sized aircraft have operated there without incident,” they explained. “It is improbable that the runway’s length contributed to the accident.”

Lee Jeong-hyun, chief of Muan fire station, indicated during a briefing that the cause was “presumed to be a bird strike combined with adverse weather conditions.”

“However, a conclusive cause will be determined following a thorough joint investigation,” Lee added.

Low-cost carrier Jeju Air expressed its sorrow and committed to assisting in any way possible.

“We sincerely apologize for the concern caused,” the airline declared in a statement shared on social media.

Boeing, in a statement, confirmed its communication with Jeju Air and stated it was “ready to provide support.”

South Korea’s acting President Choi Sang-mok, who assumed office just days ago, convened an emergency meeting with cabinet members to discuss rescue operations and response before heading to Muan, his office disclosed.

“I believe no words of consolation can adequately comfort the bereaved families enduring this tragedy,” Choi remarked.

“The entire government is working diligently together to manage the aftermath of the accident, dedicating all available resources and striving to ensure comprehensive support for the grieving families,” he added.

This incident marks the first fatal accident in Jeju Air’s history, one of South Korea’s largest low-cost carriers, established in 2005.

On August 12, 2007, a Bombardier Q400 operated by Jeju Air skidded off the runway at the southern Busan-Gimhae airport due to strong winds while carrying 74 passengers, resulting in a dozen injuries.

Experts assert that South Korea’s aviation industry has a robust safety record.

Last year, a passenger opened an emergency exit on an Asiana Airlines flight just before landing; the aircraft landed safely, but several passengers required hospitalization.

Globally, numerous fatal aviation accidents have resulted from bird strikes, which can cause engines to lose power if wildlife is ingested.

In 2009, a US Airways Airbus A320 famously landed in New York’s Hudson River after bird strikes disabled both engines, an incident known as the “Miracle on the Hudson,” which astonishingly resulted in no fatalities.

29/12/2024

🗣Dying for a Handout: The Desperate Struggle for Survival in Nigeria

Nigeria has witnessed tragic stampedes in recent weeks, highlighting the severe poverty and hunger many citizens face. In Ibadan, 35 children died in a rush for food parcels at a Christmas event, while similar incidents in Abuja and Anambra claimed the lives of 32 others.

These stampedes reflect the growing desperation as the cost of living escalates. Inflation, rising fuel prices, and a devalued naira have made basic necessities unaffordable. The World Bank reports that over 115 million Nigerians were already living in poverty in 2023.

Experts blame insecurity and poor crowd management, warning that the crisis could worsen without significant reforms.

29/12/2024

🗣Nigeria's Economic Struggles: A Bleak Outlook for 2025

Nigeria faces worsening poverty in 2025 due to economic mismanagement, inflation, and global trends. The 2023 Budget’s projections are unrealistic, especially regarding crude oil production, with OPEC restrictions and reduced global demand.

The minimum wage, though projected to rise, will still leave workers below the poverty line. High inflation will drive up interest rates, and fuel prices remain high despite new refineries. Insecurity has worsened food production, while the manufacturing sector is in decline.

Cash scarcity persists, and proposed tax hikes face opposition, threatening further economic strain.

29/12/2024

Fire Engulfs Deeper Life Church in Enugu

A fire has devastated the well-known Odenigbo Nsukka Deeper Life Church, which caught blaze around 1 PM on December 28, 2024, in the university town of Nsukka.
According to Vanguard, many shops were destroyed by the inferno. It was the Wilson Fire Service, a private firefighting company, that ultimately brought the raging fire under control.
Vanguard also noted that a contingent of police officers was present to assist in managing the situation, as shop owners mournfully gathered the remnants of their salvaged goods while lamenting their losses.
Some victims, speaking on the condition of anonymity, remarked that the exact cause of the fire remained unknown, although it had consumed over ten shops—including a motorcycle repair shop situated in front of the Deeper Life Church.
Another affected individual stated that the firefighting efforts of Wilson Agbo, also known as Son of Paddy, helped bring the fire under control, but the church’s property and other assets worth millions of naira were destroyed.
Fortunately, Vanguard reported no casualties from the fire at the University of Nsukka, though it was noted that not a single item belonging to the church was saved from the blaze.

Attempts to reach the Enugu State Fire Service and Chinedu Asogwa, the chairman of Nsukka Local Government Council, were unsuccessful.
As of this report, the cause of the fire outbreak remained unconfirmed, with some individuals suggesting that a power surge may have been the catalyst for the tragic event.

28/12/2024

Fierce Battle in Imo: Two Soldiers Dead; Troops Neutralise ESN Fighters

Troops from the 34 Artillery Brigade neutralised members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed wing, the Eastern Security Network (ESN), during a series of operations on Friday, December 27, 2024.
Captain Joseph Baba Akubo, Acting Assistant Director of Army Public Relations, stated on Saturday that troops responded swiftly to a distress call regarding an IPOB/ESN attack on Osina Community in the Ideato North Local Government Area, countering the assailants as they returned from a routine patrol.
Akubo reported that the attackers, taken by surprise, were overwhelmed and forced to retreat in chaos.
He noted that two security personnel tragically lost their lives in the confrontation, while another remains missing. The assailants were able to seize an AK-47 rifle and a tear gas launcher.
Despite these losses, the troops recovered the bodies of the fallen soldiers and launched an aggressive pursuit of the fleeing attackers.
Further engagement took place at Nkwachi Community, where another intense firefight erupted. One IPOB/ESN fighter was neutralised, with others retreating into nearby forests, leaving behind an AK-47 rifle fitted with a fully loaded magazine,” Akubo stated.
He added that, undeterred, the troops penetrated Umalouma Forest, facing fierce resistance. Overwhelmed by superior firepower, the attackers abandoned their weapons and fled, sustaining severe injuries.

Five AK-47 rifles, one Fabrique Nationale rifle, two magazines, and one tear gas launcher were recovered from the forest.
He confirmed that operations are ongoing, with troops actively scouring the area to dismantle hideouts and apprehend the remaining fugitives.

The military has urged IPOB/ESN members and other criminal elements to surrender to authorities or face decisive repercussions.

Akubo assured the public of the Army’s commitment to ensuring a secure and peaceful Yuletide season for residents of Imo State.
He also encouraged citizens to assist military efforts by providing timely intelligence regarding criminal activities and hideouts.

“Together, we can rid the state of all forms of criminality and create a safer environment for everyone,” Akubo concluded.

28/12/2024

🗣Kaduna Watchmaker Defies Technology's Tide

Baba Bala’s tiny shop in Kaduna, Nigeria, stands as a relic of a bygone time. His skill in repairing wristwatches, inherited from his father, faces obsolescence in the smartphone era.

Despite a dwindling customer base, he remains passionate, viewing himself as a "doctor for sick wristwatches." His family supports his dedication, keeping alive a tradition that may soon fade.

28/12/2024

🗣Massive Tibetan Dam to Outpace Three Gorges Project

China plans to construct a colossal dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo river in Tibet, sparking international concern. While Beijing claims it will prioritize ecological preservation, activists argue it could displace locals and devastate ecosystems.

India and Bangladesh worry about downstream impacts, as the dam empowers China to control river flows. Estimated to cost $127 billion, the project faces additional risks from seismic activity and landslides.

28/12/2024

🗣 South Korea’s Acting President Removed from Office

Han Duck-soo, South Korea’s acting president, has been impeached by parliament in a historic vote. This follows the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, whose attempt to impose martial law earlier this month triggered widespread condemnation.

Han’s removal deepens the nation’s political crisis, as lawmakers criticize his failure to facilitate Yoon’s impeachment process. Finance minister Choi Sang-mok will serve as acting president until the Constitutional Court rules on Han’s impeachment.

The Korean won has fallen sharply amid the ongoing turmoil, adding to the country’s economic woes.

27/12/2024

🗣Azerbaijan Claims Plane Was Fired Upon – BBC

Azerbaijan's Minister of Transport, Rashad Nabiyev, stated that multiple signs suggest the plane that crashed in Kazakhstan was fired upon. Investigations are ongoing to determine the type of weapon used.

A flight attendant sustained injuries, and the aircraft's fuselage showed characteristic holes. Passengers also reported hearing an explosion before nearing Grozny.

Russian aviation authorities cited a "complex situation" in the Grozny area during the incident, allegedly linked to a counter-terrorism operation against Ukrainian drones.

27/12/2024

🗣Tanker Mishap Stops Bosporus Ship Traffic

Ship traffic through the Bosporus Strait has been suspended after a Panama-flagged oil tanker encountered difficulties. Turkish authorities are conducting salvage operations, with no further details yet on the incident.

27/12/2024

The Nigerian Communications Commission(NCC)has authorized the disconnection of Exchange Telecommunications Limited from the network of MTN Nigeria due to unpaid interconnect charges.
Exchange Telecommunications, a local and international interconnect carrier, was found to have no sufficient justification for the non-settlement of its financial obligations, according to the NCC.
In a statement issued on Friday, December 27, Reuben Muoka, NCC’s director of public affairs, confirmed the decision.
The Nigerian Communications Commission hereby notifies the public that approval has been granted for the disconnection of Exchange Communications Limited(Exchange) from MTN Nigeria Communications Limited(MTN) as a result of non-settlement of interconnect charges, the Statement read.
At the expiration of 5(Five) days from the date of this notice, MTN will discontinue passing voice and data traffic through Exchange and will, thereafter utilize alternative channels in interconnecting with other Network Service Providers, the NCC stated.
The commission further notes that the disconnection would remain in effect until otherwise determined by the NCC.

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