OKLAHOMA HOSPITAL SHOOTING: FOUR KILLED AND MULTIPLE INJURED
A FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE OF ANAMBRA STATE, PETER UMEADI, ON WEDNESDAY, EMERGED AS THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE OF THE ALL PROGRESSIVES GRAND ALLIANCE IN THE 2023 ELECTION.
Wydad fans celebrate third CAF Champions League title
Moroccan fans have trooped to the streets to celebrate their club Wydad AC of Casablanca whom were crowned the CAF Champions League winners on Monday night.
HEAVY FIGHTING AS RUSSIA ADVANCES INTO KEY EASTERN CITY
A REGIONAL GOVERNOR IN UKRAIN SERHIY HAIDAI HAS SAID FIGHTING IN THE UKRAINIAN CITY OF SEVERO-DONETSK IS “VERY FIERCE” AND THE “SITUATION IS VERY DIFFICULT” SAYING RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE ADVANCING AFTER ENTERING THE OUTSKIRTS OF THE KEY EASTERN CITY
TEXAS SHOOTING: POLICE URGED TO ENTER SCHOOL DURING ATTACK, WITNESSES SAY
TEXAS OFFICIALS SAY GUNMAN SALVADOR RAMOS WAS INSIDE THE SCHOOL IN UVALDE FOR UP TO AN HOUR BEFORE HE WAS KILLED.
Ukraine Calls for more weapons as fighting in Donbas intensifies
The details of the All Progressives Congress (APC) National
Working Committee (NWC) meeting have emerged.
Russia expels Portuguese diplomats
Russia’s defense ministry has said 1,730 fighters have surrendered from Azovstal since Monday, including a further 771 who surrendered in the last 24 hours.
Despite Russia’s warnings, Finland and Sweden apply to join NATO
Stakeholders of Ebonyi North Senatorial District under the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP have charged the PDP stalwarts and leaders in Ebonyi State to sustain the usual zoning formula among the three senatorial zones in 2023.
Somalis celebrate election of new president
There were huge celebrations in Mogadishu as residents welcomed the election of the new Somalia President Hassan Mohamud.
Sri Lanka Bans Former PM from Leaving Country
A Sri Lankan court has banned former prime-minister, Mahinda Rajapaksa, his politician son Namal and 15 of his allies, from leaving the country over violence against anti-government demonstrators.
Sri Lanka Crisis- Rajapaksa gives troops order to shoot
Sri Lanka’s president, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, has, this Wednesday, urged people to reject what he called attempts to cause racial and religious disharmony as violence broke out in many parts of the country over the government’s handling of a devastating economic crisis.