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Three Teenage Girls Drown in Pond in Jigawa State

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In a tragic incident in Tulla village, located in the Buji local government area of Jigawa State, three teenage girls drowned in a pond.

According to a statement released by ASC Badruddeen Tijjani Mahmud, the spokesperson for the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Jigawa State, the victims were identified as Fatima Sule and Nasiya Sale, both aged 12, and Huwaila Sa’adu, who was 13 years old.

The statement detailed that the girls had ventured to the pond to cut grass for their livestock when the unfortunate event occurred.

The NSCDC received an emergency call around 11:00 a.m. on Saturday from members of the Tulla community. A swift response was initiated, with the Buji Local Government Divisional Officer and the disaster management team arriving at the scene shortly after the call.

Working alongside local residents, the rescue team conducted a search operation that lasted approximately 30 minutes.

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Their efforts led to the recovery of the girls’ bodies, which were subsequently transported to the Tulla village Health Center. There, the medical officer confirmed their deaths.

Following the confirmation, the bodies were returned to their families, who arranged for their burial in accordance with Islamic customs.

The loss has deeply affected the community, leading to a period of mourning. In response to the incident, the NSCDC has urged the public to exercise caution during the rainy season to prevent similar tragedies.


 

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NIHSA Warns of Imminent Flooding as Cameroon Releases Water from Lagdo Dam

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The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA) has alerted Nigerians residing in flood-prone areas to relocate, following the release of water from Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam into River Niger and River Benue.

The release, which began on September 18, 2024, poses flood risks to 11 states, including Adamawa, Kogi, Benue, and Bayelsa.

NIHSA urges individuals to clear drainages and avoid floodplains. This comes days after severe flooding in Borno killed over 30 people.


 

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Israel Acknowledges Role in Escalating Conflict with Hezbollah Amid Deadly Attacks

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Israel admitted to initiating a “new era” of war after two consecutive days of explosive attacks targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon.

On Tuesday, pager explosions killed several, including children, and wounded over 2,800. A second wave on Wednesday, involving walkie-talkies and phones, killed at least 20 and injured 450.

One explosion occurred during a Hezbollah funeral, with reports suggesting Hezbollah’s elite Radwan unit was heavily impacted. Israel believes the death toll is higher than officially reported.


 

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Soso Soberekon Urges Women to Choose Men with Vision, Not Just Physical Desires

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In a recent Instagram post, Nigerian entertainment figure Soso Soberekon advised women to focus on men with a clear vision and long-term plans instead of being swayed by physical attributes.

He highlighted that a big penis won’t raise children and encouraged women to seek meaningful relationships with partners who can build a future.

Soberekon’s message stirred a range of reactions online, sparking a lively conversation in the comments.


 

 

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