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  Myself and other concerned Nigerians walked into the scenes of the attacks and nothing could have prepared our hearts for what we saw The ground cried louder than the people Every step we took was on blood Not because we wanted to but because innocent lives had been poured out like water before our eyes We stood with the people of Angwan Rukuba Their cries pierced the heavens Mothers wailing Fathers broken Young men standing in shock not knowing whether to scream or to collapse We tried to speak but our voices trembled How do you comfort people standing in the middle of such pain From there we rushed to Jos University Teaching Hospital The sight there was even more heartbreaking Bodies torn Lives hanging by a thread Eyes filled with fear and silent questions We held their hands We prayed We cried with them One man looked at us Shot by a gun His face brutally cut open by a machete Blood still fresh Pain written all over him Yet he was still breathing Still hoping Still fighting to...

This man killed his mother in ebonyi,, His reasons will shock you 🤯🤯 The  incident  involving  a  man  who  killed  his  mother  in  Ebonyi  State  has  drawn  significant  attention  due  to  the  unusual  reason  given  for  the  act.  The  suspect,  identified  as  Oforbuike  Damian,  was  arraigned  for  allegedly  killing  his  mother,  Mrs  Onyema  Damian,  over  her  refusal  to  bathe  him.  The  court  proceedings  revealed  that  the  defendant  had  no  legal  representation  and  admitted  to  the  offence,  stating,  "I  don’t  know  what  really  happened,  but  I  can  remember  that  I  killed...

  A 48-hour curfew has been imposed in parts of the central Nigerian city of Jos, after gunmen opened fire at an open-air bar, leading to deadly revenge attacks, local reports say. The police have confirmed that 26 people were killed. It is not clear how many died in the initial attack and how many during the retaliation. Announcing the curfew, Plateau state governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang said an investigation had been opened and those responsible for the killings would be brought to justice. The state has long been considered one of the most volatile parts of Nigeria. Paul Mancha, chairperson of the youth council in Plateau state, suggested that the true number of casualties could be even higher. "People were here in the evening and unfortunately, wicked terrorists came and attacked our people,'' he told Reuters news agency. "We have counted scores of people who are now dead and then so many others are also in the hospital receiving treatment." 'Peace is a...

  Top Iranian Navy Boss Taken Out in Precision U.S. Strike Iran just admitted what the world already knew: Alireza Tangsiri, commander of the IRGC Navy, is dead. He went down with the frigate IRIS Sahand when U.S. forces hammered it near Bandar Abbas. Tehran confirmed his death on March 30 after days of dodging the truth. This is no small win. Tangsiri was the hardliner in charge of Iran's swarm boat tactics and threats to choke the Strait of Hormuz, the artery carrying one-fifth of global oil. His outfit specialized in harassment, mining, and asymmetric attacks on shipping. The hit is part of Operation Epic Fury, the relentless U.S.-led campaign that has already sunk over 100 Iranian vessels and gutted Tehran's ability to terrorize the seas. No more cheap speedboat ambushes or floating mines from this crew. Israel delivered the initial blow days earlier, but American firepower finished the job. CENTCOM and allied statements make it clear: removing threats like Tangsiri makes t...

  Clown Show in Times Square: "No Kings" Protesters Crawl on All Fours to Own Trump While real Americans get back to work building the economy and securing the border, leftist activists turned New York City's Times Square into a bizarre circus on March 28, 2026. Footage from the latest "No Kings" protest shows performers in bright blue wigs dropping to their hands and knees, crawling across the pavement while clutching "NO KING" signs. Yellow taxis honk past the spectacle under the neon lights, turning a serious policy debate into pure street theater. This was part of thousands of coordinated rallies nationwide, the third round of anti-Trump demonstrations claiming the president acts like a dictator. Organizers hyped millions in attendance, railing against immigration enforcement, foreign policy, and everything else they blame on the White House. The irony is thick. These same voices cheered expansive executive power when it suited their side. Now the...