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An unidentified lady discovered a wallet containing money on the ground and made the decision to return it to its rightful owner. She stumbled upon the wallet near the entrance of her residential area at Omole Phase 1 early on Thursday morning.  To return the wallet, she extracted the ATM  and identification card she found inside and headed to the bank in an effort to contact the owner. Despite numerous attempts by the bank to reach the owner, they were unsuccessful. Consequently, the bank opted to return the wallet to the lady due to the presence of a significant amount of money and personal documents inside the wallet. Subsequently, she shared the ID card she discovered in the lost wallet on a popular WhatsApp group of her locality called InsideOjodu.  The group's administrator then posted a notice regarding the discovery on the group. The Admin of InsideOjodu wrote on the group,  "LOST AND FOUND!!". "A member of the ...

A woman from Ghana has taken to social media to make a plea for men to approach her as she is currently single.  Despite her travels to various European cities, she has not been approached by any men, leading to her frustration.  According to DayBreak News, she expressed her desire to not end the year without finding a partner, stating that she is tired of being alone.  In a video that has since gone viral, she confidently declared her intention to manifest her ideal man while in Paris, emphasizing that she will not end the year single.  She encouraged interested men to reach out to her via direct message, expressing her belief that a woman as attractive as herself should not be single. Credited to DayBreak News Facebook Page.

South African football legend Portia Modise criticizes Randy Waldrum's Super Falcons, expressing her disappointment with the team's performance during the Parish Olympic qualifications against Bayana Bayana of South Africa. She believes that the players did not live up to their potential and displayed a poor performance. Modise stated, "I am still hurt after watching the game. It was the first time I witnessed such a poor Nigerian team since I started playing football. We should have defeated that team; they had nothing to intimidate us." She further criticized the Nigerian players, highlighting their inability to control the ball and execute proper first touches. Modise emphasized that this was not the Nigerian team she was accustomed to playing against. While acknowledging the efforts of coach Desiree Ellis, Modise believes that a fresh perspective and a new vision are needed to take the team forward. She emphasized the importance of selecting players ba...

Africa's Best Goalkeeper of the Year,Chiamaka Nnadozie , is gaining international recognition as she has been nominated for the prestigious Best Goalkeeper of the Season award in the French D1 Akem, the top-flight women's league in France. Undoubtedly, Amaka is among the finest goalkeepers in the French top-flight, showcasing her exceptional skills as a reliable shot stopper and penalty specialist, while consistently maintaining clean sheets for both her club and country. As the first-choice goalkeeper for Paris F.C, Amaka has undoubtedly played a significant role in her club's achievements in the French D1 and the UEFA Women's Champions League. Nnadozie will face tough competition from Christiane Endler of Olympic Lyon and Katarzyna Kiedrzynek of PSG for the award. It is worth mentioning that Amaka previously won the Bruno Martini Award for Goalkeeping Revelation of the Season in the French top-flight during the 2021/22 season. Amaka is recognized as one of...

The EFCC has submitted a request to the Court of Appeal in Abuja to withdraw the appeal it had previously filed to overturn the interim injunction preventing the arrest of former Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State for trial.  According to DailyTrust, in its notice of discontinuance, dated April 22, the anti-graft agency stated that it decided to terminate further proceedings on the appeal because the initial order made by a Kogi State High Court in favor of the former governor is no longer applicable.  Additionally, the Commission acknowledged that the appeal was filed outside the allowed time frame according to the law.  The EFCC's filing before the appellate court stated that it intends to wholly withdraw the appeal against the respondent, citing the fact that the application filed by the appellant was overtaken by the decision of the same high court on April 17, 2024.  The court had issued ex parte orders on February 9, 2024, which were meant to last ...

 Liu Bei, the owner of the Chinese supermarket in Abuja, which was sealed for refusing Nigerians entry, has now appeared before a tribunal at the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC).  According to PUNCH, this development comes after the FCCPC issued a summons notice and threatened sanctions against the store.  In an update, the FCCPC stated that the owners of the supermarket responded to the summons and underwent questioning regarding the allegations of discriminatory practices.  The FCCPC also conducted an inspection of the facility. As the investigation progresses, the FCCPC will continue to provide updates on the matter.  It was reported  the supermarket had implemented a policy that only allowed Chinese nationals to enter, excluding Nigerians from patronizing the establishment.  Upon the revelation, the Authorities promptly took action and swiftly closed off the supermarket ...

Australia's efforts to restrict access to a violent video depicting a stabbing incident in a church have escalated into an international dispute involving the Australian government and Elon Musk, the wealthy American behind the social media platform X. During a live-streamed service at an Assyrian Orthodox Church in Sydney on April 15, a bishop was viciously attacked at the altar, resulting in four individuals being stabbed and a teenager being taken into custody. Subsequently, a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism-related offense, as reported by VOA. Following the circulation of videos depicting the stabbing on various social media platforms, the Australian eSafety commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, directed Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, as well as X (formerly Twitter), to remove the footage. Failure to comply with these directives would result in significant fines being imposed on the tech companies. On April 16, a police forensic officer ...