Day: September 24, 2023

Search Intensifies for Missing Ekiti State University Student

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The police in Ekiti State are actively searching for Helen Eberechukwu Okorie, a 500-level student of Ekiti State University, who has been missing since September 13, 2023. She is a 23-year-old female resident of Irona area in Ado Ekiti. The Police Public Relations Officer, Sunday Abutu, has announced the ongoing investigation into her disappearance and urged anyone with information about her whereabouts to contact the nearest police station or call 09064050086. Helen Okorie is described as having a chocolate complexion, fluent in English and Igbo languages, and without any tribal…

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Man Remanded in Ondo State for Alleged Sodomy of Step-Brother

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In a recent development, the Ondo State Family Court, based in Akure, has ordered the remand of a man named Pelumi Folorunsho. He stands accused of allegedly sodomizing his eight-year-old step-brother at their residence on Odige Street in the NEPA area of Akure on September 16, 2023. Pelumi was apprehended by local authorities following the alleged incident, which occurred when the parents were not present. He has been charged with indecent assault under Section 3(1) (a) of the VAPPLAW of Ondo State. The police prosecutor, Mr. Martins Olowofeso, outlined that…

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Woman Found Lifeless in Alligator’s Jaws in Largo, Florida

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In Largo, Florida, a 41-year-old woman named Sabrina Peckham was found lifeless in a waterway, trapped in the jaws of a 13-foot alligator on a Saturday afternoon. The incident occurred around 2 pm local time on a Friday, and it was reported by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office. A neighbor, JaMarcus Bullard, made the grim discovery and immediately called 911. He described how the alligator lifted itself out of the water while holding onto the victim before swimming backward to the other side of the canal, leaving everyone in shock.…

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Golf Ball Factory Fire Claims Lives and Injures Many in Taiwan

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A tragic incident occurred at a golf ball factory in southern Taiwan, where more than 100 people sustained injuries and five individuals lost their lives due to a fire and subsequent explosions. The fire began on Friday night in Pingtung County and continued overnight, leaving five people still missing. Among the casualties, three were brave firefighters who responded to the emergency. An investigation has been initiated to determine the cause of this devastating incident. Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen expressed her heartfelt condolences to the victims’ families during a speech in…

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