A grizzly bear attacked a group of schoolchildren and teachers on a walking trail in British Columbia, Canada, injuring 11 people, two of them critically. The attack happened Thursday afternoon in Bella Coola, 435 miles northwest of Vancouver. The Nuxalk Nation said the “aggressive bear” remained on the loose Thursday evening and police and conservation officers were on the scene. “Officers are armed. Remain indoors and off the highway,” the First Nation said in a social media post. Two people were critically injured and two had serious injuries, Emergency Health Services spokesman Brian Twaites said. The others were treated at...
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Muslims And Christians Are Affected By The Killings In Nigeria – Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV says that both Christians and Muslims are victims of widespread violence in Nigeria, linking the bloodshed to extremist groups as well as economic and land-related conflicts. According to the Catholic News Agency, the Pope made statement in a video that went viral on Friday, recorded during an interview on Tuesday in Castel Gandolfo, Italy. Responding to a question about whether Christians face genocide in Nigeria, the Pope said, “I think in Nigeria, in certain areas, there is certainly a danger for Christians, but for all people. Christians and Muslims have been slaughtered.” He added that the insecurity...
China Cancels Concerts With Japanese As Diplomatic Tensions Mounts
Japanese jazz musician Yoshio Suzuki and his band were in the midst of a sound check for some long-awaited performances in Beijing when the venue was visited by plain-clothes police on Thursday afternoon. “After less than one minute, the venue owner came to me and said the police told him all concerts with Japanese people are cancelled – and there is no discussion,” said Christian Petersen-Clausen, a German concert promoter and documentary filmmaker who has lived in China for 13 years. About a dozen concerts with Japanese musicians in major Chinese cities have been abruptly cancelled this week as diplomatic...
Obafemi Awolowo’s Grandson, Segun Awolowo Dies At 62
Segun Awolowo, the grandson of the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, one of Nigeria’s foremost statesmen and nationalists, has died at the age of 62. In a statement released by the Awolowo family, on Thursday, describing him as a devoted family man and an exceptional public servant. “With extremely heavy hearts, we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father, and grandfather, Olusegun Awolowo.” “He was a phenomenal husband, father, and grandfather, wise, steady, and endlessly loving. He remained the anchor of our family and a deeply loyal servant of Nigeria. Throughout his life, he served the nation with vision, integrity, passion,...
Taiwan Lifts All Restrictions On Import Of Food From Japan
Taiwan lifted all restrictions on Japanese food imports on Friday in another show of support for Tokyo after reports that China will stop purchases over a row with the new prime minister. The government in Taipei imposed a blanket ban on food imports from five Japanese regions in and around the site of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, before easing some restrictions in 2022 and 2024. Taiwan’s Food and Drug Administration said on Friday that “Japanese food safety management measures return to normal”, with immediate effect. “Since 2011, Taiwan has conducted border inspections on over 270,000 batches of Japanese food...
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Manchester United Set To Let Casemiro Leave As Midfield Plans Take Shape
Manchester United have reportedly decided not to trigger the one-year extension in Casemiro’s contract, with the Brazilian midfielder being one of the three players at the club earning over £300,000 per week. The decision comes as United look to manage their wage structure while reshaping their squad for the upcoming season. Casemiro has been a key figure in United’s midfield since his arrival in 2022, offering experience, and composure. However, with the club targeting younger and players with less salary , it appears they are ready to let the 31-year-old move on when his contract expires. United are already looking...
Ghana Can Host World Cup With Nigeria, Cote D’ivoire – Sports Minister Kofi Adams
Ghana’s Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, says the country is ready and capable of jointly hosting the FIFA World Cup in the near future alongside Nigeria and Cote d’Ivoire, BSNSports.com.ng reports Adams made the statement while addressing sports stakeholders on Thursday, noting that West Africa has the infrastructure, fan base and organizational capacity to stage the biggest football tournament in the world. According to him, the successful co–hosting of regional and continental competitions, including the Africa Cup of Nations by the three countries in previous years, proves that the region is equipped to handle major global events. “Ghana...










