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On Thursday 28th of May, 2020, a very bloody cult clash took place at umueze Ubowalla Emekuku, Owerri North local government area in Imo state, at exactly 10.00 pm. According to an eyewitness report whose name was withheld, said he was not actually sure, which fraternity is responsible for the fight, but the came from different communities in Emekuku and other places, which he was not be able to mention at the time Drizzlersnews granted him an interview over the situation.  But he revealed that the cult boys were having their meeting at Ubowalla primary school on the 27th of May and what caused their misunderstanding, he was not be able to say as their confusion drew the attention of people in the community and could not settle amicably .     The following day boys were seen fighting each other with dangerous weapons, as the vigilantes in that area tried to stop them, but the kept on fighting as blood were seen flowing from their body, which made the vigilante to invite the p

The Delta State Police Command have discovered three decomposing bodies along the Illah-Ugbolu Road in the Oshimili North Local Government Area of the state. The spokesperson for the police in the state, DSP Onome Onovwakpoyeya, said on Tuesday that personnel of the command found the bodies along the road. She stated, “Our men found three bodies in the bush along the road, but they were already decomposing, so we couldn’t identify them. “We don’t know what caused their death, but it is obvious that they were not killed there. Their corpses were brought and dumped there. “For now, we cannot identify who they are, because the bodies are already decomposing. Investigation is ongoing because the bodies were dumped there.” Onovwakpoyeya said the mutilated bodies could not be immediately identified by the Divisional Police Officer of the Illah Police Division and some elders of the Ugbolu community, who visited the scene. Some residents of the area stated that the surrounding had b

This shop is located at the T-junction of Lake nwaebere street by Arochukwu street in Aladinma housing estate in Owerri, and it is behind holy cross old church hall in Aladinma, facing Late Mbano king (HRH) Eze Emeka Njoku's house.  According to the report received by the Drizzlersnews, from an eyewitness account (whose name was held) said a woman who came to the shop to buy something, while telling the shop owner, what she wants, a human feces dropped on her hair from the roof that morning on Saturday 23rd May 2020.  On touching her hair to know what dropped on her, she discovered that it was a human feces and immediately flies flew from nowhere and covered the feces that dropped at the entrance of the shop, as the woman who came to purchase some items from that shop immediately went home without minding her orders she placed.  The woman who is the owner of the shop discovered that the human feces was placed on a planked used to construct the roof holding zinc sheets. 

This burglar was arrested at Aladinma housing estate in Owerri, he was at Lake Nwaebere street where he invaded a military personnel's house by 1.30 am and made away with their phones as well other belongs. According to an eyewitness report said the burglars were two in number when they were seen and neighbors as well police men in the estate were kept on alert over the robbery incident and he was chased to Aladinma primary school, before he caught in an uncompleted building were he claimed to be working with his friends. although there are some still some northern's  living in the building, but this boy and his friend will always leave the house during the midnight to invade people's premises while the are asleep. He was identified by two women whom he invaded their houses and made away with their phones. but they are living different streets in Aladinma Lake Nwaebere and Amanze Njoku street. But at Amanze Njoku he was accused of street money iron safe with his fri

Victor Osimhen Super Eagles  and Lille FC striker,  took to his official twitter handle and announced the demise of his father  Patrick Osimhen .     victor osimhen @victorosimhen9 41.6K 10:38 AM - May 24, 2020 Twitter Ads info and privacy 6,904 people are talking about this His French Ligue 1 club side also commiserated with the 2015 U-17 World Cup winner over the incident, assuring him of the club’s support in this “difficult time.” “Today we learned with great sadness of the passing of @victorosimhen9 ‘s father,” the French side tweeted. “The entire LOSC family is joined in grief with Victor and his family. He has our full support during this difficult time.” LOSC Lille EN ✔ @LOSC_EN Today we learned with great sadness of the passing of @ victorosimhen9 's father. The entire LOSC family is joined in grief with Victor and his family. He has our full support d

A middle-aged man named, Femi Onifade has been arrested in Akure, the Ondo State capital by officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) for allegedly defiling his two daughters. The Commandant of the NSCDC in Ondo State, Mr Philip Ayuba, made the announcement in a statement signed by the command’s public relations officer, Mr Olufemi Omole. He said that Onifade is 48 years old , a welder defiled her two daughters, between the age six and nine years old . Ayuba explained that the command’s Anti-Human Trafficking and Illegal Migration Unit, swung into action to arrest Onifade, based on intelligence. The NSCDC boss noted that the suspect who is a resident of No. 27 Liberty Hospital Road, Oluwatuyi, Akure when they were informed about the crime. Ayuba said the arrest was facilitated by the assistance of paramount ruler of Akure kingdom, the Deji of Akure, Oba Aladetoyinbo Aladelusi. The Statement reads:  “During initial interrogations, the suspect de

The hospitalized workers in the eight story hotel collapsed building, have been released. According to the report received by the Drizzlersnews, the twelve workers rescued alive from the collapsed building, six of them have been released from the hospital in good health condition.  while the remaining six is still in an undisclosed hospital in Owerri.  But investigation is still on to know the cause of the collapse.

The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane was close to landing when it came down among houses, sending plumes of smoke into the air that could be seen from some distance away. Rescue workers and local residents pulled people from the debris, as firefighters tried to put out the flames. “I heard a big bang and woke up to people calling for the fire brigade,” said Karachi resident Mudassar Ali. PIA spokesman Abdullah Hafeez said there were 91 passengers and seven crew on board the flight, which lost contact with air traffic control just after 2.30pm (0930 GMT). “It is too early to comment on the cause of the crash,” he said  Abdul Sattar Khokhar, of the country’s aviation authority, said the Airbus A320 was travelling from Lahore to Karachi. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said he was “shocked and saddened” by the crash, tweeting that he was in touch with the state airline’s chief executive. “Prayers & condolences go to families of the deceased,” said Khan.

The Chinese experts who arrived Nigeria in early April were brought in primarily to assist the staff of China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation to avoid the COVID-19 infection, the company said in a statement on Friday. CCECC, a Chinese construction firm that has a hand in some of the largest infrastructure projects in the country, said the experts underwent a 14-day quarantine on arrival into the country and were tested for the virus. “The medical personnel, including infectious disease experts, were brought to Nigeria primarily to assist CCECC in preventing COVID-19 outbreak among its staff and providing expertise on COVID-19 management should the need arise,” the CCECC statement, posted on its Twitter page, read. In addition to helping CCECC manage the pandemic, the experts also provided technical support to the Nigerian government in the installation of equipment at Thisday Dome, a 300-bed isolation centre. “Upon invitation from the Federal Ministry of Health, t