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Body Of Missing Man Found, Murdered, Buried By Brother In Auchi Usman Abdul Lateef a native of Akpekpe who has been missing since Wednesday (13th of May) has been found dead and buried in a bush by his cousin. The deceased was said to have left home on Wednesday with his cousin simply identified as Koma to the Guarantee Trust Bank’s Automated Teller Machine for a transaction but never returned. Koma was however taken in by the police for investigation as he was the last person Lateef interacted with on the day he went missing. He was however released after questioning. While search by the Azomode Age Grade members and investigation by the Police of the Auchi Divisional Headquarters was ongoing, the family of the deceased had contacted the Auchi GTBank branch and notified his account manager about the development. Noticing an activity on the account, the bank promptly notified the family of an attempt of a withdrawal on Lateef’s account on Tuesday, May 19th while th...

Rwanda deploys robots in Covid-19 fight 50 minutes ago 3358 views by  Rahaman Abiola - Rwanda has taken delivery of five high-tech robots that will be deployed towards the fight against coronavirus pandemic - Despite having just 308 cases, the East African nation hopes the humanoid robots will help to reduce contact between medics and patients - Among other top functions, the robots are capable of screening 50 to 150 people per minute and recording audio-visual data of patients PAY. Rwanda has acquired five humanoid robots aimed at reducing contact between medics and patients. The high-tech robots were launched at the Kanyinya Covid-19 Treatment Centre by the country's ministry of health on Tuesday, May 19, as Rwanda took a fast leap ahead of its sister African countries in the against battle the ravaging pandemic. Rwanda is one of the least hit states in Africa, with the country currently managing 308 cases of covid-19. It impressively boasts 209 recoveries and no casualty ac...

A heavy duty truck has allegedly crushed four (4) persons to   death in Bayelsa State, South South Nigeria. It was gathered that  the sad  incident occurred on  Sunday night along East- West Road, close to Sagbama  Junction, Bayelsa State. According to a reliable source, the truck lost its grip  and  ran  into the vehicle of  the  victims, sparing no life.  Whereas, the  victims are yet to be identified. Please, pass the message on by sharing this post until  it gets  to the families  of  the deceased. May their soul rest well in peace. 

By Sluchillz Felicien Kabuga    One of the most wanted fugitives in Rwanada's 1994 genocide has been arrested outside Paris, France, today, according to Daily Mail.  Felicien Kabuga, 84, who had a £4m bounty on his head, had been accused of equipping ethnic Hutu extremists in the 100-day genocide that killed more than 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus.    Kabuga, once one of Rwanda's richest men, was living under a false identity in a town North of Paris, Asnieres-sur-Seine, the public prosecutor's office and police said in a joint statement.  The 84-year-old fugitive, who has been wanted by the judicial authorities for 25 years, was found when agents swooped on his house at dawn.  The head of France's agency for fighting crimes against humanity, Eric Emeraux, said the chase had been renewed two months ago after new intelligence emerged. He had been hiding in the suburbs with the complicity of his children and is believed to have previously spen...

A railway ticket office worker has died with corona virus after being spat at by a man who claimed he had Covid-19. Belly Mujinga, 47, who had underlying respiratory problems, was working at Victoria station in London in March when she was assaulted, along with a female colleague. Within days of the incident, both women fell ill with the virus. British Transport Police said an inquiry had been launched to trace the man who spat at the pair. Mrs Mujinga was on the concourse of Victoria station on 22 March when she was approached by the suspect. Her husband Lusamba Gode Katalay said the man had asked his wife what she was doing and why she was there. "She told him she was working and the man said he had the virus and spat on her," he added. Mrs Mujinga was admitted to Barnet Hospital on 2 April and was put on a ventilator. But she died three days later, the Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA), said. The Prime Minister's official spokesman described the attack on th...

Man & Wife Pay Assassins To Eliminate Neighbour Over Covid-19 Palliative  Police operatives from Idimu Division in Lagos have arrested one Rasaq Babalola while his wife identified as Mama Raheem fled after they allegedly conspired and paid assassins to eliminate his neighbour, Emeka Anozie, over Covid-19 palliative during the current lockdown. P.M EXPRESS reports that the incident happened at Agbo Komolafe Street, Unity Estate, Idimu area of Egbeda, Lagos, where they reside. The suspect, Rasaq, has been arrested and detained at the Police Station while efforts were being made to arrest his wife, who he said fled after the plot was foiled and the assassins had escaped. Trouble was said to have started after the victim, Emeka Anozie, engaged the services of a chef to cook food in order to share to people in their neighborhood as palliative during the current lockdown.The couple was said not to be happy over the benevolence to the people and attempted to stop Anozie...

Eniola Badmus, a Nollywood actress who came into limelight in the year 2008 after she featured in the film Jenifa, have reportedly shown her bad attitude to a Nigerian philanthropist who exposed the act of her greed. This Nigerian philanthropist contacted Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus to share N500,000 among her fans on Instagram and Nigerians who are in need because of the global pandemic Covid-19. After receiving the N500,000, from this philanthropist, she told the philanthropist that her fee for sharing the money is N150,000. Eniola Badmus fans and non fans raged. How greedy can one be? Below are the reactions of her aggrieved fans on facebook.