CAN urges patience with Tinubu’s administration for national progress

By Akinsuroju Olubunmi CAN urges patience with Tinubu’s administration for national progress The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) is calling on fellow citizens to exercise patience with President Bola Tinubu’s administration as it diligently addresses the nation’s numerous challenges. Archbishop Daniel Okoh, the President of CAN, made this appeal during his inaugural visit to the […]

NELFUND’s robust risk-mitigation approach for program success

By Akinsuroju Olubunmi NELFUND’s robust risk-mitigation approach for program success. In addressing potential challenges within the program, NELFUND has implemented a comprehensive risk-mitigation strategy. The organization, underlining its commitment to success, assures stakeholders that it has developed a robust mechanism to navigate potential risks effectively.   NELFUND emphasizes its dedication to program success by actively […]

Unveiling ancient secrets: Temple ruins and aqueduct discovered in Greece

By Akinsuroju Olubunmi Unveiling ancient secrets: Temple ruins and aqueduct discovered in Greece The ministry revealed that a temple, likely destroyed by fire in the sixth century B.C., has been partially unearthed. Another temple emerged towards the century’s end in the same area. Simultaneously, ongoing research delves into the sanctuary and its temples, aiming to […]

Tragedy unfolds: U.S. teen fatally shot in West bank clash

By Akinsuroju Olubunmi Tragedy unfolds: U.S. teen fatally shot in West bank clash. A Palestinian-American teenager lost his life on Friday in the West B., reportedly shot by Israeli troops during clashes, according to Palestinian officials who informed Reuters. The 17-year-old boy fell victim to the violence during the confrontations with Israeli forces, as confirmed […]

Tensions escalate: North Korea tests underwater drone amidst naval exercises

By Akinsuroju Olubunmi Tensions escalate: North Korea tests underwater drone amidst naval exercises. In response to joint naval exercises conducted by South Korea, the United States, and Japan, North Korea claimed to have tested an underwater nuclear attack drone. The alleged drone test follows North Korean leader Kim Jong Un‘s recent announcement to abandon the […]

Renowned Mexican cartel boss La Kena apprehended

Jose Alberto Garcia Vilano, alias La Kena or Ciclon 19, leads the Los Ciclones. Image: MEXICAN GOVERNMENT Renowned Mexican cartel boss La Kena apprehended. According to local media, the head of a branch of the infamous Gulf Cartel in Mexico has been taken into custody. The aggressive Los Ciclones group is purportedly led by José Alberto García Vilano, sometimes referred to as La Kena or Ciclon 19. Two US citizens were killed in the alleged kidnapping of four by his organisation in March of last year. According to reports, Vilano was apprehended in a Monterrey retail centre after authorities were tipped off to his whereabouts. Social media posts with unverified evidence purport to show Vilano and his friends being led by armed police through a mall. The Texan town of Brownsville is located just across the border in the United States from the border city of Matamoros, where the four US citizens were abducted. Between rival Gulf Cartel sections fighting for control of the so-called plazas, which are the drug smuggling routes leading north into the US, lies Matamoros. According to family, the four Americans drove into the dangerous town seeking cosmetic surgery after crossing the border. Americans frequently travel to Mexico for medical care, where costs are significantly lower but occasionally higher. Although the attack’s motivation is unknown, Mexican officials are reportedly looking into the possibility that the group was mistaken for members of a rival cartel. The Scorpions Group, a different Gulf Cartel splinter cell, was reported to have apologised for the kidnapping shortly after it happened and turned over five men it believed to be in charge. The state government of Tamaulipas, the region that includes Matamoros, has offered a reward of 2,500,000 pesos ($145,000; £115,000) for information that results in Vilano’s capture since 2022. Additionally, the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) apparently wanted him.