Crocodile Attacks Zoo Worker, Rips Off His Leg

 

A zoo worker was attacked by the crocodile when he was making the attempt to feed it. With the help of another person, the man left alive.

The police noticed that this dangerous animal wanted to maim both the leg and the hand.

In accordance with Tuko Media, the “monster”, who has the length of almost six meters ripped the leg of the stuff. Everything took place in Malaysia on the special farm for the reptiles. It should be also mentioned that the beast’s weight is more than 750 kilos.

President Trump Orders Air Strikes Against African Terrorist Group

American President Donald Trump has ordered the first military operation in Africa 70 days into his tenure. 

Mr. Trump yesterday approved a mission enabling the U.S. Africa Command, AFRICOM, to strike at any part of the country designated “area of active hostility.” 

Pentagon spokesperson, Jeff Davis, in a statement said: “The president has approved a Department of Defense proposal to provide additional precision fires in support of African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) and Somali security forces operations to defeat al-Shabaab in Somalia.”

Dangote Opens New Shop in Onitsha, Floods Market With Cheap Products

Nigeria’s most successful conglomerates, the Dangote Plc, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with Bontus Group of Companies based in Onitsha for the supply and distribution of all Dangote products in the commercial city.

Director in charge of Dangote in the South East, Mr. Tunde Mabogunje signed for his company, while the chairman of Bontus Group, Chief Uche Okafor, signed for his company. 

APC Lawmaker Asks Buhari To Resign With Immediate Effect

Embattled member of the Federal House of Representatives, Abdulmumini Jibrin, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to resign from office on health grounds.

Mr. Jibrin, a member of the ruling All Progressives Congress, said the president’s ill health has affected governance in the country badly.

“PMB should opt for or encourage to accept a negotiated exit. The country can not afford a sort of part time president at this time,” Mr. Jibrin tweeted alongside series of tweets, Friday evening.

Mr. Jibrin, who posted 30 tweets Friday evening, started by saying “PMB, TIME TO LET GO: So many issues are left unattended even small issues that a presidential cough can deal with are left hanging”.

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JAMB UTME: Prospective Candidates Protest Inability To Register, Block Roads in Benue

 

Prospective candidates for the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination, on Thursday protested in Makurdi, Benue State over their inability to register. 

They blocked some major roads in the city, as they marched to JAMB’s office located along Inner Ring Road. The candidates also took their complaints to the Governor’s Office at Benue People’s House.

Nigeria: Respect Women, Emir Sanusi Tells Men

The Emir of Kano, Malam Muhammad Sanusi II, has advised Nigerian men to accord respect, justice, fairness, and mutual understanding to their wife and children

Emir Sanusi said it is the only way out of the myriad of problems bedevilling the institution of marriage in the society.

Speaking at an event tagged Kano Social Reform Project, organized by the Women’s

 

Right Advancement and Protection Alternative in conjunction with the Centre for Gender Studies, Bayero University, Kano (BUK), Daily Trust said Emir Sanusi decried “growing violence and maltreatment of women and children”.

The Emir said any society yearning for growth and development, must find a way of treating women and children fairly and just, pointing out that, Islam abhors any form of discrimination, maltreatment and injustice against humanity. 

Court Sacks All Ondo Council Chairmen

 

The Ondo State high Court, sitting in Akure, the state capital on Friday dissolved the local government executives in the eighteen local government areas of the state, Daily Post reports. 

Justice Isiq while delivering his judgment held that the Ondo State Independent Electoral Commission (ODIEC) erred by omitted the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) on the election ballot paper.

The suit inherited by the Rotimi Akeredolu led government was brought before the court by the leadership of the PRP in the state.