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Students killed, 23 Injured in Borno auto crash

Speaking with our correspondent on Wednesday, Kenneth said, “The bus carrying 30 students along Njimtilo Road was involved in a fatal accident with a truck.” “A male and a female student lost their lives, while three others are currently unconscious at the hospital. The spokesperson for the command, Nahum Kenneth, informed our correspondent that a large truck collided with the university bus, leaving several other students with varying degrees of injury. It was also gathered that the crash caused significant damage to the bus, and emergency responders swiftly evacuated the injured to the hospital. No fewer than two yet-to-be-identified students from Borno State University have been killed in a tragic road accident involving the school staff bus and a truck on Njimtilo Road on Wednesday. PUNCH Metro learnt from the state police command that three other students were in critical condition after the crash.

Seven farmers killed in Ebonyi community attack

Also, PUNCH Metro reported in May 2024 that two people were killed and seven others were abducted during an attack on Ikachi Village in the Akparata area of Effium, located in the Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state. The residents of Akaeze in the Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State are grieving the tragic loss of their loved ones, who were reportedly attacked and killed by unidentified assailants. Now, we work in the fields in the middle of the night, between 2 am and 3 a.m., out of fear of being attacked and killed. Although the exact number of casualties remains uncertain, residents told PUNCH Metro on Wednesday that at least seven farmers were killed in what is believed to be a renewed longstanding land dispute between Akaeze and Umuogwor communities, both in the Ivo LGA. In an interview with PUNCH Metro on Wednesday, a resident of Akaeze identified as Okoro David described Monday’s killings as “callous and senseless,” claiming they were part of a series of attacks targeting farmers from Akaeze.

31 female inmates facing murder trial in Ebonyi

“The 31 female inmates who are here still have ongoing matters in court and because they still have ongoing cases in court, we can’t pay for fines of people that have not been sentenced by the court. The Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ben Odo, disclosed this on Tuesday when the wife of the state governor, Mrs Mary-Maudline Uzoamaka Nwifuru, paid fines of 41 male inmates convicted with option fines to secure their freedom. He disclosed that he witnessed the death of five persons in prison and vowed not to go back to the offence that brought him to prison. Odo said none of the 31 female inmates was among the released inmates by the governor’s wife because they were facing capital offences. Addressing the freed inmates, the First Lady urged them to shun crime to avoid going back to the prison.

Court jails man one year for $115,000 Internet fraud

The EFCC stated that Igbo’s journey to the correctional centre started when a petitioner, East Baton Rouge Parish (Aaron Bakker), an American, alleged that the convict pretending to be one Jessica  Allen, a purported crypto investor, stole $115,000 worth of Bitcoins from him on ttp://Blockchain.com after presenting an investment opportunity to him, which turned out to be fake. The judge also ordered that the sum of $16, 110 and $67,487.79 worth of cryptocurrency recovered from him and the money in his bank account be used to restitute his victim through the American embassy. The EFCC prosecution counsel, M.K Hussain, told the court that the convict posed as a lady by pretending to be Jessica Allen, a successful cryptocurrency trader in the United States of America. According to the prosecutor, the offence committed contravened Section 321 of the Penal Code Act Abuja, Cap 532 LFN 2004 and is punishable under Section 324 of the same Act. In that assumed character, the convict fraudulently obtained 5.26 Bitcoins worth $115,000, the property of Aaron Baker, by false pretence.

Students killed, 23 Injured in Borno auto crash

Speaking with our correspondent on Wednesday, Kenneth said, “The bus carrying 30 students along Njimtilo Road was involved in a fatal accident with a truck.” “A male and a female student lost their lives, while three others are currently unconscious at the hospital. The spokesperson for the command, Nahum Kenneth, informed our correspondent that a large truck collided with the university bus, leaving several other students with varying degrees of injury. It was also gathered that the crash caused significant damage to the bus, and emergency responders swiftly evacuated the injured to the hospital. No fewer than two yet-to-be-identified students from Borno State University have been killed in a tragic road accident involving the school staff bus and a truck on Njimtilo Road on Wednesday. PUNCH Metro learnt from the state police command that three other students were in critical condition after the crash.

Seven farmers killed in Ebonyi community attack

Also, PUNCH Metro reported in May 2024 that two people were killed and seven others were abducted during an attack on Ikachi Village in the Akparata area of Effium, located in the Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state. The residents of Akaeze in the Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State are grieving the tragic loss of their loved ones, who were reportedly attacked and killed by unidentified assailants. Now, we work in the fields in the middle of the night, between 2 am and 3 a.m., out of fear of being attacked and killed. Although the exact number of casualties remains uncertain, residents told PUNCH Metro on Wednesday that at least seven farmers were killed in what is believed to be a renewed longstanding land dispute between Akaeze and Umuogwor communities, both in the Ivo LGA. In an interview with PUNCH Metro on Wednesday, a resident of Akaeze identified as Okoro David described Monday’s killings as “callous and senseless,” claiming they were part of a series of attacks targeting farmers from Akaeze.

31 female inmates facing murder trial in Ebonyi

“The 31 female inmates who are here still have ongoing matters in court and because they still have ongoing cases in court, we can’t pay for fines of people that have not been sentenced by the court. The Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ben Odo, disclosed this on Tuesday when the wife of the state governor, Mrs Mary-Maudline Uzoamaka Nwifuru, paid fines of 41 male inmates convicted with option fines to secure their freedom. He disclosed that he witnessed the death of five persons in prison and vowed not to go back to the offence that brought him to prison. Odo said none of the 31 female inmates was among the released inmates by the governor’s wife because they were facing capital offences. Addressing the freed inmates, the First Lady urged them to shun crime to avoid going back to the prison.

Court jails man one year for $115,000 Internet fraud

The EFCC stated that Igbo’s journey to the correctional centre started when a petitioner, East Baton Rouge Parish (Aaron Bakker), an American, alleged that the convict pretending to be one Jessica  Allen, a purported crypto investor, stole $115,000 worth of Bitcoins from him on ttp://Blockchain.com after presenting an investment opportunity to him, which turned out to be fake. The judge also ordered that the sum of $16, 110 and $67,487.79 worth of cryptocurrency recovered from him and the money in his bank account be used to restitute his victim through the American embassy. The EFCC prosecution counsel, M.K Hussain, told the court that the convict posed as a lady by pretending to be Jessica Allen, a successful cryptocurrency trader in the United States of America. According to the prosecutor, the offence committed contravened Section 321 of the Penal Code Act Abuja, Cap 532 LFN 2004 and is punishable under Section 324 of the same Act. In that assumed character, the convict fraudulently obtained 5.26 Bitcoins worth $115,000, the property of Aaron Baker, by false pretence.

Students killed, 23 Injured in Borno auto crash

Speaking with our correspondent on Wednesday, Kenneth said, “The bus carrying 30 students along Njimtilo Road was involved in a fatal accident with a truck.” “A male and a female student lost their lives, while three others are currently unconscious at the hospital. The spokesperson for the command, Nahum Kenneth, informed our correspondent that a large truck collided with the university bus, leaving several other students with varying degrees of injury. It was also gathered that the crash caused significant damage to the bus, and emergency responders swiftly evacuated the injured to the hospital. No fewer than two yet-to-be-identified students from Borno State University have been killed in a tragic road accident involving the school staff bus and a truck on Njimtilo Road on Wednesday. PUNCH Metro learnt from the state police command that three other students were in critical condition after the crash.

Seven farmers killed in Ebonyi community attack

Also, PUNCH Metro reported in May 2024 that two people were killed and seven others were abducted during an attack on Ikachi Village in the Akparata area of Effium, located in the Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state. The residents of Akaeze in the Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State are grieving the tragic loss of their loved ones, who were reportedly attacked and killed by unidentified assailants. Now, we work in the fields in the middle of the night, between 2 am and 3 a.m., out of fear of being attacked and killed. Although the exact number of casualties remains uncertain, residents told PUNCH Metro on Wednesday that at least seven farmers were killed in what is believed to be a renewed longstanding land dispute between Akaeze and Umuogwor communities, both in the Ivo LGA. In an interview with PUNCH Metro on Wednesday, a resident of Akaeze identified as Okoro David described Monday’s killings as “callous and senseless,” claiming they were part of a series of attacks targeting farmers from Akaeze.

31 female inmates facing murder trial in Ebonyi

“The 31 female inmates who are here still have ongoing matters in court and because they still have ongoing cases in court, we can’t pay for fines of people that have not been sentenced by the court. The Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ben Odo, disclosed this on Tuesday when the wife of the state governor, Mrs Mary-Maudline Uzoamaka Nwifuru, paid fines of 41 male inmates convicted with option fines to secure their freedom. He disclosed that he witnessed the death of five persons in prison and vowed not to go back to the offence that brought him to prison. Odo said none of the 31 female inmates was among the released inmates by the governor’s wife because they were facing capital offences. Addressing the freed inmates, the First Lady urged them to shun crime to avoid going back to the prison.

Court jails man one year for $115,000 Internet fraud

The EFCC stated that Igbo’s journey to the correctional centre started when a petitioner, East Baton Rouge Parish (Aaron Bakker), an American, alleged that the convict pretending to be one Jessica  Allen, a purported crypto investor, stole $115,000 worth of Bitcoins from him on ttp://Blockchain.com after presenting an investment opportunity to him, which turned out to be fake. The judge also ordered that the sum of $16, 110 and $67,487.79 worth of cryptocurrency recovered from him and the money in his bank account be used to restitute his victim through the American embassy. The EFCC prosecution counsel, M.K Hussain, told the court that the convict posed as a lady by pretending to be Jessica Allen, a successful cryptocurrency trader in the United States of America. According to the prosecutor, the offence committed contravened Section 321 of the Penal Code Act Abuja, Cap 532 LFN 2004 and is punishable under Section 324 of the same Act. In that assumed character, the convict fraudulently obtained 5.26 Bitcoins worth $115,000, the property of Aaron Baker, by false pretence.

Students killed, 23 Injured in Borno auto crash

Speaking with our correspondent on Wednesday, Kenneth said, “The bus carrying 30 students along Njimtilo Road was involved in a fatal accident with a truck.” “A male and a female student lost their lives, while three others are currently unconscious at the hospital. The spokesperson for the command, Nahum Kenneth, informed our correspondent that a large truck collided with the university bus, leaving several other students with varying degrees of injury. It was also gathered that the crash caused significant damage to the bus, and emergency responders swiftly evacuated the injured to the hospital. No fewer than two yet-to-be-identified students from Borno State University have been killed in a tragic road accident involving the school staff bus and a truck on Njimtilo Road on Wednesday. PUNCH Metro learnt from the state police command that three other students were in critical condition after the crash.

Seven farmers killed in Ebonyi community attack

Also, PUNCH Metro reported in May 2024 that two people were killed and seven others were abducted during an attack on Ikachi Village in the Akparata area of Effium, located in the Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state. The residents of Akaeze in the Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State are grieving the tragic loss of their loved ones, who were reportedly attacked and killed by unidentified assailants. Now, we work in the fields in the middle of the night, between 2 am and 3 a.m., out of fear of being attacked and killed. Although the exact number of casualties remains uncertain, residents told PUNCH Metro on Wednesday that at least seven farmers were killed in what is believed to be a renewed longstanding land dispute between Akaeze and Umuogwor communities, both in the Ivo LGA. In an interview with PUNCH Metro on Wednesday, a resident of Akaeze identified as Okoro David described Monday’s killings as “callous and senseless,” claiming they were part of a series of attacks targeting farmers from Akaeze.

31 female inmates facing murder trial in Ebonyi

“The 31 female inmates who are here still have ongoing matters in court and because they still have ongoing cases in court, we can’t pay for fines of people that have not been sentenced by the court. The Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ben Odo, disclosed this on Tuesday when the wife of the state governor, Mrs Mary-Maudline Uzoamaka Nwifuru, paid fines of 41 male inmates convicted with option fines to secure their freedom. He disclosed that he witnessed the death of five persons in prison and vowed not to go back to the offence that brought him to prison. Odo said none of the 31 female inmates was among the released inmates by the governor’s wife because they were facing capital offences. Addressing the freed inmates, the First Lady urged them to shun crime to avoid going back to the prison.

Court jails man one year for $115,000 Internet fraud

The EFCC stated that Igbo’s journey to the correctional centre started when a petitioner, East Baton Rouge Parish (Aaron Bakker), an American, alleged that the convict pretending to be one Jessica  Allen, a purported crypto investor, stole $115,000 worth of Bitcoins from him on ttp://Blockchain.com after presenting an investment opportunity to him, which turned out to be fake. The judge also ordered that the sum of $16, 110 and $67,487.79 worth of cryptocurrency recovered from him and the money in his bank account be used to restitute his victim through the American embassy. The EFCC prosecution counsel, M.K Hussain, told the court that the convict posed as a lady by pretending to be Jessica Allen, a successful cryptocurrency trader in the United States of America. According to the prosecutor, the offence committed contravened Section 321 of the Penal Code Act Abuja, Cap 532 LFN 2004 and is punishable under Section 324 of the same Act. In that assumed character, the convict fraudulently obtained 5.26 Bitcoins worth $115,000, the property of Aaron Baker, by false pretence.

Students killed, 23 Injured in Borno auto crash

Speaking with our correspondent on Wednesday, Kenneth said, “The bus carrying 30 students along Njimtilo Road was involved in a fatal accident with a truck.” “A male and a female student lost their lives, while three others are currently unconscious at the hospital. The spokesperson for the command, Nahum Kenneth, informed our correspondent that a large truck collided with the university bus, leaving several other students with varying degrees of injury. It was also gathered that the crash caused significant damage to the bus, and emergency responders swiftly evacuated the injured to the hospital. No fewer than two yet-to-be-identified students from Borno State University have been killed in a tragic road accident involving the school staff bus and a truck on Njimtilo Road on Wednesday. PUNCH Metro learnt from the state police command that three other students were in critical condition after the crash.

Seven farmers killed in Ebonyi community attack

Also, PUNCH Metro reported in May 2024 that two people were killed and seven others were abducted during an attack on Ikachi Village in the Akparata area of Effium, located in the Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state. The residents of Akaeze in the Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State are grieving the tragic loss of their loved ones, who were reportedly attacked and killed by unidentified assailants. Now, we work in the fields in the middle of the night, between 2 am and 3 a.m., out of fear of being attacked and killed. Although the exact number of casualties remains uncertain, residents told PUNCH Metro on Wednesday that at least seven farmers were killed in what is believed to be a renewed longstanding land dispute between Akaeze and Umuogwor communities, both in the Ivo LGA. In an interview with PUNCH Metro on Wednesday, a resident of Akaeze identified as Okoro David described Monday’s killings as “callous and senseless,” claiming they were part of a series of attacks targeting farmers from Akaeze.

31 female inmates facing murder trial in Ebonyi

“The 31 female inmates who are here still have ongoing matters in court and because they still have ongoing cases in court, we can’t pay for fines of people that have not been sentenced by the court. The Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ben Odo, disclosed this on Tuesday when the wife of the state governor, Mrs Mary-Maudline Uzoamaka Nwifuru, paid fines of 41 male inmates convicted with option fines to secure their freedom. He disclosed that he witnessed the death of five persons in prison and vowed not to go back to the offence that brought him to prison. Odo said none of the 31 female inmates was among the released inmates by the governor’s wife because they were facing capital offences. Addressing the freed inmates, the First Lady urged them to shun crime to avoid going back to the prison.

Court jails man one year for $115,000 Internet fraud

The EFCC stated that Igbo’s journey to the correctional centre started when a petitioner, East Baton Rouge Parish (Aaron Bakker), an American, alleged that the convict pretending to be one Jessica  Allen, a purported crypto investor, stole $115,000 worth of Bitcoins from him on ttp://Blockchain.com after presenting an investment opportunity to him, which turned out to be fake. The judge also ordered that the sum of $16, 110 and $67,487.79 worth of cryptocurrency recovered from him and the money in his bank account be used to restitute his victim through the American embassy. The EFCC prosecution counsel, M.K Hussain, told the court that the convict posed as a lady by pretending to be Jessica Allen, a successful cryptocurrency trader in the United States of America. According to the prosecutor, the offence committed contravened Section 321 of the Penal Code Act Abuja, Cap 532 LFN 2004 and is punishable under Section 324 of the same Act. In that assumed character, the convict fraudulently obtained 5.26 Bitcoins worth $115,000, the property of Aaron Baker, by false pretence.

Students killed, 23 Injured in Borno auto crash

Speaking with our correspondent on Wednesday, Kenneth said, “The bus carrying 30 students along Njimtilo Road was involved in a fatal accident with a truck.” “A male and a female student lost their lives, while three others are currently unconscious at the hospital. The spokesperson for the command, Nahum Kenneth, informed our correspondent that a large truck collided with the university bus, leaving several other students with varying degrees of injury. It was also gathered that the crash caused significant damage to the bus, and emergency responders swiftly evacuated the injured to the hospital. No fewer than two yet-to-be-identified students from Borno State University have been killed in a tragic road accident involving the school staff bus and a truck on Njimtilo Road on Wednesday. PUNCH Metro learnt from the state police command that three other students were in critical condition after the crash.

Seven farmers killed in Ebonyi community attack

Also, PUNCH Metro reported in May 2024 that two people were killed and seven others were abducted during an attack on Ikachi Village in the Akparata area of Effium, located in the Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state. The residents of Akaeze in the Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State are grieving the tragic loss of their loved ones, who were reportedly attacked and killed by unidentified assailants. Now, we work in the fields in the middle of the night, between 2 am and 3 a.m., out of fear of being attacked and killed. Although the exact number of casualties remains uncertain, residents told PUNCH Metro on Wednesday that at least seven farmers were killed in what is believed to be a renewed longstanding land dispute between Akaeze and Umuogwor communities, both in the Ivo LGA. In an interview with PUNCH Metro on Wednesday, a resident of Akaeze identified as Okoro David described Monday’s killings as “callous and senseless,” claiming they were part of a series of attacks targeting farmers from Akaeze.

31 female inmates facing murder trial in Ebonyi

“The 31 female inmates who are here still have ongoing matters in court and because they still have ongoing cases in court, we can’t pay for fines of people that have not been sentenced by the court. The Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ben Odo, disclosed this on Tuesday when the wife of the state governor, Mrs Mary-Maudline Uzoamaka Nwifuru, paid fines of 41 male inmates convicted with option fines to secure their freedom. He disclosed that he witnessed the death of five persons in prison and vowed not to go back to the offence that brought him to prison. Odo said none of the 31 female inmates was among the released inmates by the governor’s wife because they were facing capital offences. Addressing the freed inmates, the First Lady urged them to shun crime to avoid going back to the prison.

Court jails man one year for $115,000 Internet fraud

The EFCC stated that Igbo’s journey to the correctional centre started when a petitioner, East Baton Rouge Parish (Aaron Bakker), an American, alleged that the convict pretending to be one Jessica  Allen, a purported crypto investor, stole $115,000 worth of Bitcoins from him on ttp://Blockchain.com after presenting an investment opportunity to him, which turned out to be fake. The judge also ordered that the sum of $16, 110 and $67,487.79 worth of cryptocurrency recovered from him and the money in his bank account be used to restitute his victim through the American embassy. The EFCC prosecution counsel, M.K Hussain, told the court that the convict posed as a lady by pretending to be Jessica Allen, a successful cryptocurrency trader in the United States of America. According to the prosecutor, the offence committed contravened Section 321 of the Penal Code Act Abuja, Cap 532 LFN 2004 and is punishable under Section 324 of the same Act. In that assumed character, the convict fraudulently obtained 5.26 Bitcoins worth $115,000, the property of Aaron Baker, by false pretence.