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Woman sets policewoman and her two children ablaze in Anambra

Woman sets policewoman and her two children ablaze in Anambra The police in Anambra state has arrested a woman, identified as Nneamaka Nwosu, for setting a police woman and her two children on f!re at Nnokwa, Idemili South Local Government Area of the State. It was gathered that the suspect who hails from Amawbia, became homeless after she got divorced from her husband. She approached the police woman who out of pity offered to accommodate her.  The lady recently had an altercation with the policewoman, which culminated into a fight. In anger, the suspect allegedly hit the policewoman on the head with pestle, causing her to become unconscious. The suspect allegedly then tied the policewoman and her children with rope inside their room, after which she set them ablaze.  The policewoman and her children didn't survive the tragic ordeal as they burnt to d£ath. When apprehended, the suspect initially claimed that it was a gas cylinder that exploded when the woman and her children ...

Four storey building hotel under construction collapses in Abuja

PHOTOS : Four storey building hotel under construction collapses in Abuja A four storey building of a hotel in Dape, Life Camp, Abuja has just collapsed traping more than 20 persons. The hotel is said to be owned by Summit Villa hotel services. According to the eyewitnesses  As at the time of filing the report, officials of FCT Emergency Management Agency (FEMA),  and FCT Director Development Control were seen making rescue efforts.

Wizkid, Tems Perform Together First Time In Years At Essence Fest

PHOTOS-NEWS : Wizkid, Tems Perform Together First Time In Years At Essence Fest Nigerian international superstars Wizkid and Tems have reunited to deliver an impressive rendition of their hit single Essence. Held in New Orleans, the 29th edition of the Essence Festival of Culture spanned two days, July 1 and 2, attracting music lovers and enthusiasts from around the world.

I Will End Sit-At-Home In Anambra From Today - Ifeanyi Ubah

I Will End Sit-At-Home In Anambra From Today - Ifeanyi Ubah The Senator representing Anambra South Senatorial District, Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah, has vowed to stop the Monday sit-at-home in his constituency with immediate effect. Ubah said the adverse effects the exercise has so far inflicted on the commercial, economic, and well-being of the South-East residents have become so devastating that the exercise has to be tackled with every strength it deserves. He urged the people of his constituency to start opening for business on Mondays, starting today, saying that adequate security measures and equipment have been put in place to ensure water-tight security of lives and properties. The senator stated these at the Ifeanyi Ubah International Stadium, Nnewi, Anambra State, on Sunday, when he addressed the state vigilante and community security watch operatives from the four quarters of Nnewi, comprising Otolo, Uruagu, Umudim, and Nnewi-Ichi. He used the avenue to unveil a number of security gadg...

Exclusive : Economic impact of fuel subsidy in Nigeria

Exclusive : Economic impact of fuel subsidy in Nigeria  The fuel subsidy in Nigeria has had a significant economic impact on the country. While fuel subsidies are intended to provide relief to consumers by reducing the cost of fuel, they often have unintended consequences and can place a heavy burden on the economy. Here are some key points regarding the economic impact of fuel subsidies in Nigeria: 1. Fiscal burden: Fuel subsidies have placed a considerable strain on Nigeria's finances. The government spends a significant portion of its budget on subsidizing fuel prices, which diverts funds away from critical sectors such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure development. 2. Distorted market prices: Subsidies result in artificially low fuel prices, which can lead to distorted market prices. When fuel is cheaper due to subsidies, there is often an increase in demand, which can strain the supply chain and lead to fuel shortages. 3. Smuggling and fraud: The disparity between f...