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Copy to Clipboard Do Kyung-Soo of EXO (Getty Images) EXO Kyungsoo, real name Doh Kyung-soo, is one of the star members of global K-pop sensation EXO. Kyungsoo whose stage name is D.O, is currently serving under the mandatory military service of South Korea. But a recent Korean report along with SM Entertainment stated that the singer/actor will be discharged in January 2021.  According to fan updates, EXO member Xiumin aka Minseok has already returned from the military in December. D.O will be the next member to be discharged from the military on January 25, 2021. The next two members to be ...

As the year draws to a close, the Journal Inquirer has compiled a list of the Top 10 Stories of 2020. This is the next in that series, which concludes on Dec. 31. One of the worst tropical storms — Isaias — tore through Connecticut in early August, leaving one dead and more than 600,000 people without power for days on end, prompting a review of what many called an inadequate response by Eversource Energy, the state’s major utility company, and ultimately action by the state legislature and the governor. On Tuesday, Aug. 4, Isaias made landfall in North Carolina as a hurricane ...

Share IT took a six years trip from Chibok to Kankara for the aiders of terror in Nigeria to have their disgrace in full. When the Chibok girls were abducted in broad daylight and driven through military checkpoints with attendant ochestrated international wailings to boot, only a few Nigerians could see through the whole drama that was unfolding at the time. In no time, the park in Abuja became a gathering point for their girls and other misaplied ladies to showcase their skills on televised indignation of “Bring Back Our Girls”. Intelligent people of course knew the girls were hidden by...

At first glance, the October killings of protesters by security forces in Nigeria’s largest city, Lagos, seem to have little in common with the November Boko Haram massacre of at least 43 farmers in Nigeria’s northeast, or the December 11 abduction of hundreds of school students in Katsina State. With vastly different circumstances, motivations, and perpetrators—and separated by hundreds of miles—all three episodes could easily be recorded as just further tragic installments in Nigeria’s long history of violence. However, these incidents underscore the wider failure of the state to...

Nigerian armed group Boko Haram claimed responsibility on Tuesday for the kidnapping of more than 300 students from a secondary school attacked last Friday in Katsina state, northwest Nigeria. "We are behind what happened in Katsina," Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau said in an audio message posted by the Nigerian news portal HumAngle. "What happened in Katsina was done to promote Islam and discourage non-Islamic practices, as Western education is not the kind of education allowed by Allah and His Holy Prophet," Shekau said. According to HumAngle, Boko Haram's announcement makes the abductio...