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BREAKING: Kidnappers Raise Anambra Businessman Joseph Ezeokafor’s Ransom to N1.5bn
Kidnappers holding the Chairman of Jezco Group, Chief Sir Joseph Ezeokafor, have reportedly increased their ransom demand from N700 million to N1.5 billion, raising fresh concerns over the safety of the septuagenarian businessman. According to a report by Arise News, the abductors established contact with Ezeokafor’s family after kidnapping the businessman in Anambra State. A
A “Double Punch” Nanoparticle Could Reveal and Destroy Brain Cancer Cells
Glioblastoma is the most aggressive form of primary brain cancer, known for its rapid growth and ability to infiltrate healthy brain tissue with microscopic tumor cells. This diffuse spread makes complete surgical removal extremely difficult, while the blood-brain barrier can limit the effectiveness of many drugs. Credit: Shutterstock Light-activated nanoparticles could help surgeons see glioblastoma
Farage likely to storm potential record-breaking Clacton by-election according to bookies
Credit: Joshua Sukoff / Shutterstock Nigel Farage looks a surefire bet to continue as MP for Clacton, according to betting companies Betfair and Star Sports. Though Farage is the heavy favourite to reclaim his seat, the election has driven a lot of interest among political bettors, perhaps even more so than the election which returned
Construction firm loses appeal over pension failure penalty
A construction firm has lost its appeal against penalties imposed on it after failing to enrol staff on an occupational pension scheme. Buildings UK Midlands Ltd’s appeal against fines imposed on it by the Pensions Regulator at the High Court’s first-tier tribunal was dismissed. The court heard that the steel framed fabricator, based in Worcestershire
US Navy loses $60 million fighter jet after it falls into Red Sea
Science & Nature An F/A-18E Super Hornet took a tumble after its aircraft carrier made an unexpectedly hard turn.
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Contractor loses £2.6m in ‘defective work’ dispute at giant solar farm
OCU Modus has been ordered to pay more than £2.6m after a High Court judge found a firm it bought two years ago was liable for defects in underground cables installed to connect a solar farm project. A judge at the Technology and Construction Court last week found in favour of Southern Electric Power Distribution
Ethereum Loses an Important Support—Is ETH Price Heading Back to $1500?
The crypto markets have been facing a massive pullback over the past couple of days, wiping out over $200 billion. While the major tokens try to make up for the recent losses, the Ethereum price rally flashes bearish signals. The price has dropped below the support line that has been acting as a strong support
Iowa Loses Star Player to Transfer Portal Following Fran McCaffery Firing
Basketball Less than 24 hours after dismissing head coach Fran McCaffery as their head coach, the Iowa Hawkeyes are losing yet another prominent part...
Housewife loses RM160,000 to non-existent investment scam
KUANTAN: A housewife lost RM160,000 after falling victim to a non-existent investment scheme, last month. Pahang police chief Datuk Seri Yahaya Othman said...
Man loses arm after hoodlum attack in ogun state
Ogun State police command has confirmed the attack on a man identified as Yusuf Abubakar, by suspected hoodlums in Isara Remo area of the state. The victim, a plastic collector, reportedly lost his left wrist in the process. According to a statement by the command’s spokesperson Omolola Odutola and obtained by Newsmen on Thursday, the
Developer loses £7.5m damages claim over ground engineering errors
By Thames Menteth A property developer has lost a legal case for £7.5M of damages against two engineering firms whose ground investigations failed to identify a ground hazard at a proposed development site near Reading. Property development company Darcliffe had claimed the damages for negligence and breach of contract from engineering firms Glanville and Ground
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BREAKING: Kidnappers Raise Anambra Businessman Joseph Ezeokafor’s Ransom to N1.5bn
Kidnappers holding the Chairman of Jezco Group, Chief Sir Joseph Ezeokafor, have reportedly increased their ransom demand from N700 million to N1.5 billion, raising fresh concerns over the safety of the septuagenarian businessman. According to a report by Arise News, the abductors established contact with Ezeokafor’s family after kidnapping the businessman in Anambra State. A
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A “Double Punch” Nanoparticle Could Reveal and Destroy Brain Cancer Cells
Glioblastoma is the most aggressive form of primary brain cancer, known for its rapid growth and ability to infiltrate healthy brain tissue with microscopic tumor cells. This diffuse spread makes complete surgical removal extremely difficult, while the blood-brain barrier can limit the effectiveness of many drugs. Credit: Shutterstock Light-activated nanoparticles could help surgeons see glioblastoma
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Farage likely to storm potential record-breaking Clacton by-election according to bookies
Credit: Joshua Sukoff / Shutterstock Nigel Farage looks a surefire bet to continue as MP for Clacton, according to betting companies Betfair and Star Sports. Though Farage is the heavy favourite to reclaim his seat, the election has driven a lot of interest among political bettors, perhaps even more so than the election which returned
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Joseph Ezeokafor: Kidnappers Increases Jowizaza’s Father’s Ransom From N700m To N1.5bn
Kidnappers who abducted Anambra businessman Chief Sir Joseph Ezeokafor have reportedly increased their ransom demand from N700 million to N1.5 billion. Joseph Ezeokafor, Chairman of Jezco Group and father of businessman Jowizaza, was reportedly abducted in the early hours of Tuesday, August 4, after leaving his home for a prayer ground in Awka. It was
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Italian senior couple dancing in Rome piazza become internet sensation
Bopping to Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley in a Roman square, an elderly dancing duo has become a viral sensation in Italy – something they hope will inspire other seniors to take up a more active lifestyle. Retired dance teacher Pasquale Iannotta, 70, and his dancing partner Elisa Fava, 79, have won praise from Rome's