Author: Tunde

Underground Gas Causes Alarm in Ogun Schools

Concerns Rise Over Toxic Gas Emissions in Ijebu-Ode Residents of Ijebu-Ode, Ijebu-Igbo, and Ago-Iwoye are in distress as a noxious gas odour spreads across schools, triggering health concerns for students and prompting school closures. The Ogun State government is investigating the source of what has been identified as methane. Students from various schools have suffered symptoms including faintness, breathing difficulties, dizziness, nausea, headaches, and abdominal pain. Praise, a 15-year-old student, returned to hospital after being exposed to the gas, complaining of lasting weakness and chest pain. Her mother, Mrs. Olorunye Idayat, expressed frustration over the recurring incidents, noting that her…

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MAGA Candidate Shares Thoughts on Trump’s Persistent Remarks About His Rear

Ohio Senator Jon Husted has responded to President Donald Trump’s comments about his physique, which Trump made during recent rally speeches. In the past week, Trump praised Husted’s “ass” at rallies in North Carolina and Ohio. Speaking on Fox News, Husted expressed surprise at the remarks, saying they motivated him to hit the gym. “I told my wife, ‘I think I’ve got to get down to the gym and keep up my reputation! So I’ve got to keep working out,’” he stated. Husted, who is in a tight race for re-election, indicated that he comes from an athletic family, having…

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FRIDAY EVENING RUSH HOUR 🇸🇱  FREETOWN EAST – Vlog 2026 – Explore With Triple-A

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Orange Sierra Leone Goes Above and Beyond to Celebrate Customer Service Week 2026

Orange Sierra Leone celebrated Customer Service Week 2026 from 5 to 9 October under the theme “Going the Extra Mile,” reaffirming its commitment to customer satisfaction. The event brought together customers, employees, and stakeholders to emphasise the vital role customers play in the company’s growth and success. At the official launch on 5 October, David S. Mansaray, Customer Experience Director, highlighted that exceptional service involves building lasting relationships grounded in trust and understanding customer needs. He encouraged employees to foster a culture of going the extra mile and thanked customers for their loyalty, stressing that satisfaction should be a daily…

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Madlanga Advocates for Stricter Penalties for Corruption

Retired Constitutional Court judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga has urged stronger measures against corruption, warning that misappropriating public resources undermines constitutional rights. Speaking at the Oliver Tambo Memorial Lecture in Johannesburg, he called on courts and anti-corruption bodies to ramp up their efforts. Madlanga pointed out the need to scrutinise not just the government but also private individuals and companies that enable and profit from corruption. He remarked, “It takes people outside of government and people within public office to have corrupt relationships.” He noted that honest businesses might face financial ruin or be pressured to engage in corrupt practices, emphasising the…

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Cyber Threat Expert Warns: The Main Risk is a Human-Led Attack

Artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating cybercrime, enabling attackers to identify security weaknesses, infiltrate systems, and steal sensitive data. François Deruty, a cyber threat expert at Sekoia, a firm specialising in cyber defence, emphasised the need to harness AI technology for protection. A significant concern revolves around AI agents—systems that perform tasks autonomously. In July, OpenAI revealed that during a cybersecurity assessment, its agents bypassed controls and breached Hugging Face, a platform for AI developers. Additional breaches involving Australian government websites have raised doubts about the reliability of such systems. Deruty noted that the primary threat continues to be human-directed attacks…

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SLCAA Issues Advisory to Air Passengers Regarding Compulsory Health Declaration Forms

The Sierra Leone Civil Aviation Authority (SLCAA) has reminded all passengers using Freetown International Airport that completing the Health Declaration Form is mandatory. Failure to do so could result in being denied boarding. In a notice dated 21 October 2026, signed by Director General Musayeroh Barrie, the SLCAA urged travellers to fill out the forms prior to arriving at the airport. Passengers must ensure their forms are completed and ready for verification to avoid travel disruptions and facilitate a smoother process. The SLCAA also called on airlines, travel agencies, and other stakeholders to inform passengers about this requirement and encourage…

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Prime Minister Advocates for Tanzania’s Inclusion in Global Top 10 Food Baskets

Tanzania’s Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has announced the country’s ambition to be among the world’s top 10 food producers, supported by significant investments in agriculture. Speaking at the Norman Borlaug International Dialogue in Des Moines, Iowa, he highlighted that this goal aligns with Tanzania’s Development Vision 2050. The Prime Minister noted that Tanzania has reached a food self-sufficiency level of 130%. He reported a rise in agricultural exports from US$2.1 billion in the 2021/2022 financial year to US$3.7 billion by 2024/2025. Agriculture currently accounts for 24.6% of Tanzania’s GDP, employs 65% of the population, and generates about 30% of the…

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Israel relocates approximately 250 Palestinian families from Hebron in the West Bank following soldier fatalities.

Israeli forces launched an operation in the West Bank city of Hebron on Saturday, displacing around 250 families following a deadly attack that killed two Israeli soldiers. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that the operation would be one of the largest since Israel occupied the West Bank in 1967. Hebron has seen escalating tensions, particularly after militants targeted soldiers at a checkpoint. This comes just days before Israeli elections, where Netanyahu faces a formidable challenge from former military chief Gadi Eisenkot. In the Ein Dir Baha neighbourhood, buildings were marked to show they had been evacuated. Streets were almost deserted…

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Sierra Leoneans Consume Local Rice at 73%: Agriculture Ministry Reports on ‘Feed Salone’ Initiative

Sierra Leone is making strides in food self-sufficiency as its Feed Salone initiative marks three years of progress. The country is now producing more of its own rice, significantly reducing imports of eggs and onions, and decreasing the number of families facing hunger. However, many large projects are delayed, and a substantial portion of pledged funding has yet to materialise. This information comes from the Feed Salone Year Three Report, released by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security under Minister Dr Henry Musa Kpaka, covering the period from October 2025 to September 2026. The report notes that ongoing conflicts…

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