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Bandits Strike Again: Businessman Killed, Wife And Neighbour Abducted In Zamfara

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Bandits Strike Again: Businessman Killed, Wife And Neighbour Abducted In Zamfara....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a harrowing incident, bandits have struck once more in Zamfara State, leaving a trail of tragedy in their wake. According to reports, a businessman met his untimely demise while valiantly defending his home against the marauding attackers….READ ALSOBandits Strike Mosque During Ramadan Prayer, Abducting Worshipers In Zamfara

 

 

His courageous resistance cost him his life, but his actions prevented further harm to his family. Tragically, his wife and neighbour were abducted amidst the chaos, adding to the anguish of the community.

Residents recount the horrifying events of Monday night, describing how the bandits brazenly stormed the businessman’s residence in Buluku quarters, Gusau. Despite the late hour, the assailants showed no mercy, unleashing violence upon unsuspecting victims. Eyewitnesses, speaking on condition of anonymity, revealed the grim details of the attack, shedding light on the courage and sacrifice displayed by the fallen businessman.

Confirming the incident, the Zamfara State Commissioner of Police, CP Shehu Muhammad Dalijan, expressed sorrow over the loss of life and assured the public of efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice. The community mourns the loss of a beloved member and prays for the safe return of the abducted victims, hoping for an end to the scourge of banditry that continues to plague the region.

As Zamfara grapples with the aftermath of yet another senseless act of violence, questions linger about the security situation in the state and the safety of its residents. The call for decisive action against banditry grows louder, echoing the sentiments of a populace weary from enduring the horrors of insecurity. In the face of adversity, Zamfara remains resilient, drawing strength from the bonds of community and the hope for a brighter, safer future.

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Blockbuster Return: Super Eagles Goalkeeper Amas Obasogie Makes Sensational Comeback To Bendel Insurance!.

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  • Super Eagles goalkeeper Amas Obasogie has officially re-signed with the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) side Bendel Insurance on a one-year deal.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • The 26-year-old goalkeeper returns to his former club and captaincy roots after spending two seasons playing abroad in the Ethiopian and Tanzanian leagues.

    • Bendel Insurance welcomed back their former star on their official X account, stating, “Back where it all began. Former captain and Super Eagles goalkeeper Amas Obasogie returns and signs a one-year contract. Welcome home, Amas. The story continues.”

    • Following stints with Ethiopia’s Fasil Kenema and Tanzania’s Singida Black Stars, Obasogie shared on social media that his time away has equipped him with renewed experience, hunger, and determination to give his all for the badge and supporters.

    • He also extended a heartfelt farewell message to Singida Black Stars, expressing gratitude for the memories and friendships made during his time in Tanzania.

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The Fall Of Agbebaku: How A Dramatic Legislative Showdown Sealed The Speaker’s Shocking Impeachment And Suspension!.

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  • The political turmoil within the Edo State House of Assembly deepened on Monday as lawmakers officially escalated actions against the former Speaker, Blessing Agbebaku, converting his prior status into a formal impeachment and indefinite suspension.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

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    • Alongside the leadership change, the Assembly shook up its principal officers, removing Jonathan Ibhamawu as Majority Leader and Addeh Emankhu Isibor as Deputy Majority Leader.

    • Consequently, Ojiezele Osezua Sunday stepped in as the new Majority Leader, while Inegbeboh Ojie Eugene took over as Deputy Majority Leader.

    • Concluding the session, Speaker Yekini Idiaye ordered the suspended former Speaker to return all government property in his possession immediately, warning that security agencies would be involved should he fail to comply or respond to the House.

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The Missing Millions: South Africa Hands SAFA A Brutal 21-Day Ultimatum To Account For Missing $811,535 VAR Funds!.

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  • South Africa’s Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, has issued the South African Football Association (SAFA) a strict 21-day ultimatum to account for R13 million (approximately $811,535) initially allocated to implement Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in the country.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Minister McKenzie explained that he demanded the state funds back due to growing frustration over the lack of visible progress toward integrating VAR into the Premier Soccer League (PSL).

    • The intervention follows mounting pressure and calls for VAR from stakeholders after several high-profile refereeing errors in the Betway Premiership.

    • Providing background to the initiative, McKenzie noted that he previously took a delegation of journalists, sports administrators, and team officials to Spain and the United Kingdom to evaluate different systems and determine the best approach for South Africa.

    • Speaking to media representatives following the 19th South African Sport Awards at Sun City, McKenzie confirmed that his department formally requested the return of the state funds, leading SAFA to ask for a 21-day grace period to resolve the matter.

    • Expressing deep frustration with the delay, the minister emphasized his accountability for public resources, stating, “I asked them in a letter to bring back my money, the money of the state, because I am responsible for it.”

    • Despite the current standoff, McKenzie reiterated his absolute commitment to bringing VAR to South African football, signaling that he remains prepared to explore alternative pathways if necessary to see the technology successfully introduced.

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