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According to a recent claim, the last time One Direction was seen alive was in a picture of Liam Payne climbing to his hotel room in Argentina before jumping to his death from a third-floor balcony. According to local network America TV, the singer, 31, was seen on camera entering a lift at the CasaSur

Following a rock burst incident on the Buduburam section of the Accra-Winneba motorway, residents of Kasoa, Ghana, almost liched several Chinese contractors. According to reports, four persons were killed when the road contractors unexpectedly blasted a stone. According to the homeowners, contractors typically notify them in advance of such blasting operations so they may evacuate

Macron has repeatedly called for a cease-fire in Gaza and demanded earlier this month that countries stop supplying weapons used by Israel to target the besieged enclave. The call triggered a blistering rebuke from Netanyahu, who slammed Western leaders pushing for an arms embargo. French President Macron’s actions are a disgrace to the French nation

Some states have decided to surpass the Federal Government’s approved minimum wage of N70,000 for Nigerian workers. In July 2024, President Bola Tinubu approved a new minimum wage of N70,000 for civil servants across Nigeria with a promise to review every three years. Following this directive, several states have taken steps to implement even higher

On Wednesday, October 16, former US President Donald Trump informed Hispanic voters that in his administration, immigrants will need to “love our country” in order to be admitted. The 78-year-old Trump said this to Hispanic voters during a Miami town hall session before endorsing legal immigration going forward. “We want workers and we want them

The Imo state police command has begun the orderly trial of its officers caught on tape receiving bribe from commercial bus drivers in the state.    A video showing one of the patrol officers accepting money from a commercial bus driver made the rounds on social media over the weekend. The spokesperson of the command,

Bala Mohammed, the governor of Bauchi state, claims that because people are starving and suffering, the monetary policies put in place by the Tinubu-led government are failing.   Speaking to attendees at the Nigeria Development Update event in Abuja on Thursday, October 17, Governor Bala made this statement. According to him, the different economic policies