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Nigeria Delays Major Paramilitary Recruitment, Moves Application Portal to July 14, 2025
The Federal Government has pushed back recruitment for Nigeria's top paramilitary agencies, shifting the portal launch to July 14, 2025. The new application address targets 30,000 youth jobs in agencies like NSCDC and Immigration Service, with clear age and physical standards set. Applications are free and the government warns applicants to beware of scams.
9mobile Network Collapse in Nigeria: Users Stranded and Blocked From Switching as NCC Faces Pressure
Thousands of 9mobile users in Nigeria have been left without service for months, unable to make calls or use data, and blocked from switching to rival networks. The crisis, escalating since late 2024, has caused major financial and personal disruptions. Frustrated customers are now urging the NCC to intervene and sanction 9mobile.
New York City Commemorates 23rd Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks with Ceremonies and Memorials
New York City honors the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with ceremonies at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, moments of silence, a Tribute in Light display, and other events across the city. The annual remembrance includes reading victims' names and recognizing those who have died from 9/11-related illnesses.
Far-Right Extremists Attack Liverpool Hotel Sheltering Asylum Seekers
A group of far-right rioters attacked a Liverpool hotel that housed asylum seekers, sparking chaos and igniting a wider debate about the treatment of refugees and the escalation of far-right extremism in the UK. The police responded to the early morning incident, making several arrests. The community condemned the attack, highlighting hate and intimidation against vulnerable individuals.
Texas Standard Highlights: AI, Energy, Mars Simulations, and More on July 12, 2024
Today's Texas Standard, July 12, 2024, brings a compelling mix of stories. As Houston's power restoration progresses post-Hurricane Beryl, concerns rise over AI grading in STAAR tests. Canyon Lake debuts an ammunition vending machine and NASA volunteers emulate Mars life. We honor Shelley Duvall's legacy, discuss Lance Lunsford's latest book, and recap the week in Texas politics.
Former Konga CEO, Nick Imudia, Takes Own Life in Lagos Home
Nick Imudia, once the CEO of Nigeria's e-commerce giant Konga, died by suicide on June 25, 2024, in his Lagos residence. Before his death, Imudia reached out to his brother and daughter, leaving instructions and reassurances. The news shocked his relatives and colleagues, with the Lagos State Police confirming the incident.
Aloba Family Rejects Mohbad's Autopsy, Calls for International Forensic Experts
The legal team representing the Aloba family has voiced concerns over the toxicology test results related to the death of singer Mohbad. They demand a thorough independent investigation, questioning the integrity of the previous procedures and urging the involvement of international forensic experts. The family criticizes the police for their handling of the case and seeks clear answers about Mohbad's cause of death.
Significant Traffic Disruption in Cape Town After Tree Falls on Rhodes Drive and M3
A fallen tree has led to substantial traffic delays in Cape Town on Thursday morning due to overnight strong winds and heavy rain. The tree blocked both lanes on Rhodes Drive at the M3, with motorists advised to find alternative routes. The incident also caused power outages in parts of Worcester and Eersterivier, with Eskom working to restore electricity.
Extensive Power Disruption Across Kenya: Analysis of the Nationwide Electrical Outage
A comprehensive report on the recent nationwide power outage in Kenya caused by a disturbance in the national grid. The incident affected major regions including Nairobi and Mombasa, with restoration efforts swiftly underway.