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BREAKING: Gunmen attack broadcast station in Anambra, burn vehicles, building - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Gunmen attack broadcast station in Anambra, burn vehicles, building

Unidentified gunmen in the early hours of Monday, invaded the premises of Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS), Awada, Onitsha station. The gunmen believed

Properties burnt as gunmen attack Anambra broadcasting station - Vimarsana News

Properties burnt as gunmen attack Anambra broadcasting station

Properties and workers on duties were affected as unidentified gunmen on Monday, invaded the premises of ABS, Awada, Onitsha station.

Ukraine War, Day 92: Zelenskiy Government on Ceding Territory to Russia - "Get Lost" - Vimarsana News

Ukraine War, Day 92: Zelenskiy Government on Ceding Territory to Russia - "Get Lost"

Zelenskiy Government bluntly rejects cession of any territory to Russia in face of Vladimir Putin's invasion: "Get lost. It’s never going to happen."

Facebook urged to make SBS deal - Vimarsana News

Facebook urged to make SBS deal

Former ACCC chair believes SBS should be included in the Media Bargaining Code with Facebook.

Highclere Castle | Description, History, & Facts - Vimarsana News

Highclere Castle | Description, History, & Facts

Highclere Castle, stately home in Hampshire, England, owned by the earls of Carnarvon. The castle has more than 200 rooms and stands on a tract of about 1,060 acres (430 hectares). It gained fame as the setting for the television series Downton Abbey (2010–15). Highclere is located on land that came under the control of the bishops of Winchester in 749 and was held by them for some 800 years. In the late 14th century, Bishop William of Wykeham was involved in the construction of a palace (bishop’s residence) on the grounds. In 1551, during the Protestant Reformation, King Edward