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Independence fighters in Indonesia’s Papua province have released the first photos and videos of a man they say is the New Zealand pilot they took hostage. Thank you for reading. Kindly share also.

By U. D Okechukwu This picture shows the aerial    view of some parts of Kirikiri town especially Mosheshe Industrial estate, Cardoso close and Obollo Crescent. It shows you one of the secondary schools names Great Trinity College owned by Henry and Henry Group then you can see the big tank farms owned by Index Petrolube, Swift Oil and Techno Oil. If you look closely, you will see the truck parks and the river behind where ship loaded with Oil product dock to transfer into the tanks. You will also see some houses that are very close to the tank farms. This picture was taken in 2015. Since then, the landscape has changed dangerously. More lands have been bought and used for truck parks, some buildings have been demolished. The area is now condensed and    overpopulated.  Thank you for reading. Kindly share also.

The Lagos State Government on Wednesday said it would no longer allow indiscriminate parking of vehicles on the road networks across the state on the basis of queuing up for Premium Motor Spirit otherwise known as fuel, just as it threatened to sanction any erring filling stations and motorists who flout the directive.

Images from Hon. Ogehene Egoh's Ward, representing Amuwo Odofin Federal Constituency. Ward G Congress held today 30th of April @ Ward G secretariat, on community Road Satellites Town, Lagos State. It was a peaceful congress, that saw the other 2 aspirants boycotted.

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The Sole Administrator of Agege Local Government in Lagos, Mr Gbenga Abiola, on Wednesday said reports of violence prevented Monday’s APC councillorship primary from holding in one Ward in the area. Abiola told newsmen in Lagos that there were reports of shooting and assault of people with machetes in Ward D in the area, following which he advised electoral officers to avoid the place. The chairman, who spoke while explaining his role on the election day, disputed allegations that he manipulated the results of the councillorship primaries in the area. He said his role on the day of the primaries was simply to ensure that there was no breakdown of law and order during the exercise. Abiola said he was taken aback by allegations against him over the election, insisting that he only performed his responsibility. “As far as I am concerned, my duty as the sole administrator is to protect lives and property of the people as the chief security officer of Agege Loc...

A dormitory manager and five others have been detained in southern Turkey after a fire claimed the lives of 11 schoolgirls and a teacher, reports say.

In two months, India is projected to become the  world’s most populous country  with more than 1.4 billion people. But for at least a year, and possibly longer, the country will not know how many people it has because it has not been able to count them. India’s once-in-a-decade census, due in 2021 and delayed due to the pandemic, has now got bogged down by technical and logistical hurdles. Experts say the delay in updating data such as employment, housing, literacy levels, migration patterns and infant mortality, which are captured by the census,  affects social and economic planning  and policymaking in the huge Asian economy. Calling census data “indispensable”, Rachna Sharma, a fellow at the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, said studies like the consumption expenditure survey and the periodic labour force survey are estimations based on information from the census. “In the absence of latest census data, the estimations are based on data that is one...

Frostbite can occur in freezing temperatures when your blood vessels narrow, skin temperature drops and ice crystals form around and within your cells, causing damage.