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Bauchi Police Arrest 19 Year Old Boy For Stabbing Girlfriend To Death - Vimarsana News

Bauchi Police Arrest 19 Year Old Boy For Stabbing Girlfriend To Death

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Appeal Court Declares Zamfara Poll Inconclusive, Bala, Yusuf Know Fate Today - Vimarsana News

Appeal Court Declares Zamfara Poll Inconclusive, Bala, Yusuf Know Fate Today

The Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja has voided the election of Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State and declared the election inconclusive while the

Nigerian Police Arrest Man Who Stabbed Drinker To Death For Refusing To Buy Him Beer - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Police Arrest Man Who Stabbed Drinker To Death For Refusing To Buy Him Beer

The Nigeria Police Force, Bauchi State command, has confirmed the arrest of a 29-year-old man, Monday Ajasco, for allegedly stabbing a man to death for refusing to buy him a beer. This was confirmed in a statement released by spokesperson of the command, SP Ahmed Mohammad Wakil, on Monday, November 28, 2022, explaining that the incident happened at a beer parlour at Bagel village in Dass Local Government Area of the state. According to the police, the suspect stabbed the deceased, Abdulrazak Ibrahim, with a sharp animal horn.

Police apprehended 20-year-old woman for killing co-wife with pestle - Vimarsana News

Police apprehended 20-year-old woman for killing co-wife with pestle

The Police have arrested a 20-year-old woman, Maryam Ibrahim for allegedly killing her co-wife, Hafsat Ibrahim with a pestle in Bauchi State. Police

In Afghanistan, life goes on as if coronavirus doesn't exist - Vimarsana News

In Afghanistan, life goes on as if coronavirus doesn't exist

  For Mohammad Wakil (23), social distancing is an abstract concept. Every working day, he shakes hands with scores of customers at the teeming bazaar where he sells secondhand shoes. He handles filthy bank notes. He disdains hand sanitiser. A mask? Forget about it. “There’s no coronavirus,” Wakil said in late October as shoppers swarmed his rickety stall. “It’s a lie told by the government.” When the coronavirus pandemic first reached Afghanistan in March, the government struggled to shut down cities and persuade Afghans to wear masks, wash their hands and prac...