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Five young children have been rescued by Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS) troops at Shendam, Plateau State, from a suspected human  trafficker  and kidnapper. The suspect, Samuel Ottuh, 17, of Akwa-Ibom State, was apprehended by OPWS forces. This was revealed by OPSW Commander Maj.Gen Sunday Igbinomwanhia while presenting the suspected kidnapper to press at the Tactical Air Command NAF Base in Makurdi, Benue State. Igbinomwanhia stated that members of his squad acted on credible intelligence and apprehended the suspect as he prepared to flee with the kidnapped youngsters. He claimed that when the boss of the trafficking cartel saw the military, he fled, leaving Samuel in prison. Igbinomwanhia stated that the five minors, two boys and three girls aged 2 to 5, could not pronounce the names of their localities or remember the names of their parents. He said the suspect admitted to conducting the murder but claimed to be working for an Abuja-based woman named Mrs Tina Nke

In a remarkable showcase of African musical talent, the 2024 GRAMMY nominations have been unveiled, with Nigerian artists dominating the list. Leading the pack is Burna Boy with four nominations, followed by Davido with three. Other notable Nigerian nominees include Ayra Starr, Olamide, Fireboy DML, Asake, Seun Kuti, and Ckay, each securing one nomination. Notably, Nigeria 🇳🇬 has secured the highest number of nominations, highlighting its vibrant and diverse music scene. Following closely is South Africa 🇿🇦, with Tyla and Musa Keys each earning one nomination. This recognition reinforces the global impact and excellence of African artists. As we eagerly await the 2024 GRAMMYs, it's evident that both Nigeria and South Africa continue to play pivotal roles in shaping the musical landscape of the continent, showcasing the richness and variety of African music.🔥

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GOVERNOR MUTFWANG PRESENTS N295.4 BILLION BUDGET FOR NEXT YEAR Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has presented a budget of N295,434,568,464 for the year 2024 to the Plateau State House of Assembly for consideration. The budget, tagged "Budget of New Beginnings," is aimed at laying a strong foundation for peace and prosperity of Plateau State. Governor Mutfwang explained that the proposed 2024 budget is significantly higher than the approved budget for 2023, totaling N145,483,233,873. He attributed this increase to his administration's commitment to implementing a budget that enhances the state's socio-economic development and improves the lives of the citizens. The Governor outlined the key focus areas of the budget, which include good governance, agricultural transformation, education, human capital development, public health, environment, mineral development, infrastructure, industrialization, and taxation/rev

# Venturing back to my days at the Federal Government College in Ibillo, Edo state, nostalgia is intertwined with spine-chilling memories of what we termed the "Mystery of Madam Koi Koi." Dorm life was a conglomerate of eerie incidents that left an indelible mark on our young minds. In a hostel housing up to 70 students, both juniors and seniors, the nights were often draped in an unsettling cloak of fear and uncertainty. Strange occurrences became a norm. Noises reverberated during the night, akin to someone stealthily pacing between our beds, persisting till the early hours. Such an unsettling ambiance was exacerbated by an incident where unknown individuals infiltrated our sanctuary, perpetrating hair-cutting acts that targeted both the head and private parts of unsuspecting students. The school's response was to seek the intervention of the traditional ruler, prompting the invocation of local deities to curse the perpetrators. The absence of in-hostel toilets meant no