Russian actor Mikhail Boyarsky hurt himself badly after falling during a theater rehearsal in St. Petersburg. The popular performer kept working through pain with help from medicine. He waited two days before seeing doctors, who found serious injuries, including spine fractures and chest trauma. Doctors need to operate on him soon. His recovery might last more than six months away from acting.
The actor's son Sergei plans to take his father home from the hospital next week. His father is upset about missing work because of his injuries. Boyarsky's wife, Larisa, told news outlets that her husband currently feels better than before. She explained that he simply tripped behind the stage and broke a rib. Earlier rumors about heart problems...
Police in Zamfara rescued six kidnapped people during a security operation. A police team patrolled with Community Protection Guards near the Anka-Gummin road when they found an abandoned car. The officers suspected someone had taken the passengers against their will. They started looking right away for missing people. Their search worked, as they found all six victims safe.
The police spokesperson, DSP Yazid Abubakar, named the rescued individuals. The freed captives included Bakiru Muhammad Masama, Alyh DanTani Masama, Aminu Aliyu Bukkuyum, Ahmad Muhammad Masama, Umar Sa'idu Ruwan Jema, and Shehu Mulluwa. These six people went back home to their families after the rescue. The statement confirmed that everyone made it through the...
The Kano APC chapter seems split about Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso possibly coming back. State Chairman Abdullahi Abbas said at a press conference that he welcomes the former governor's return after his NNPP expulsion. Abbas made clear that anyone who insulted party leaders must apologize first, especially those who criticized President Tinubu or Vice President Shettima.
The chairman stressed that the APC remains open for new members but won't protect people facing legal troubles. Not everyone agrees with Abbas—party spokesman Ahmed Aruwa firmly rejected Kwankwaso's return. He pointed to demolitions under the NNPP government that hurt local businesses. Aruwa believes Kwankwaso would bring confusion rather than strength to the party.
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The Abia State NUJ wants to collaborate with the government. They ask all state offices to share their two-year performance reports with journalists. This helps people see what Governor Otti's staff has done since he took office. The union stressed that this matches their job of keeping leaders honest. They made this request through a seven-point statement after their monthly meeting.
Abia journalists also want better protection for farmers during the growing season. They believe farm work should happen without fear of attacks. The union suggests the government give out fertilizers to help grow more food. They praised Governor Otti for looking into pension problems that caused arguments among citizens. The NUJ supports plans to hire...
Shehu Sani believes President Tinubu will remain unpopular until his reforms show good results. The former lawmaker shared these thoughts during his appearance on Channels TV. He explained that Tinubu started projects knowing people would dislike them at first. Sani recalled how northern senators resisted when he spoke about security problems in their region. They expected him to stay quiet because the president came from that area.
Sani points out that leaders face a clear choice. They can make decisions just to please voters or focus on the country's future needs. Taking the second path often means temporarily losing popularity. According to Sani, Tinubu chose the harder road of necessary reforms. The president understands he must...
Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia asked people facing attacks not to take matters into their hands. He spoke with reporters after attending Good Friday Mass at Holy Ghost Parish in Makurdi. The governor confirmed five deaths in the Ukum Local Government Area following recent violence. Police reported that suspected herdsmen killed seventeen people in total across the Sankera region.
Alia promised residents that his administration would work with the National Security Adviser to create plans for stopping these deadly attacks. The former Catholic priest urged everyone to stay alert but let security agencies handle the situation. He mentioned that quick action in Ukum happened because people shared information early, which prevented more...
Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has promised to hang kidnappers caught in his state. He told community leaders at Uromi Town Hall he would sign death warrants without hesitation. The governor met with Arewa community members during this session, where he shared his tough stance on crime.
Fred Itua, the governor's Press Secretary, released a statement about these remarks. The Edo State House passed a bill changing the Kidnapping Prohibition Amendment Law of 2013. This updated law orders death for kidnappers and allows the government to take their property. These buildings will be knocked down after seizure.
Governor Okpebholo stressed that his administration will show zero tolerance toward criminals. According to state law, he...
Former Ekiti State governor Ayo Fayose calls the planned opposition coalition against President Tinubu a complete waste of time. He shared his thoughts during a Channels Television program, stating that nobody important supports this coalition effort. The opposition alliance supposedly includes Atiku Abubakar from the PDP and Nasir El-Rufai, who recently joined the SDP. Fayose believes this coalition will fail because PDP governors aren't backing Atiku - they're busy protecting their political futures instead. He thinks their actions at a meeting in Ibadan sent a clear message that they won't follow Atiku's lead.
Fayose claims the coalition exists only in people's dreams and lacks real substance. He points out that many opposition...
Residents feel amazed at what Wike has done for Abuja in his short time as FCT Minister. During a media talk on Friday, he shared plans about healthcare, land issues, and cleaning efforts. Many people notice huge improvements around the city because of his work. They tell him they never thought someone could make these changes so fast. Some compare his quick results to others who spent eight years with little progress.
People show excitement when Wike visits their areas. He recently traveled to Kwali near the Lokoja road, where crowds welcomed him warmly. The roads from Pai to Gomani look much better than before. Rural communities like Bwari see real attention through projects such as the Gaba/Tokulo road construction. These...
