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Dawe Nigeria-nu de ko yin didohlan Amelika nado pehẹ whẹsadokọnamẹ lẹ to whẹho mẹhodu Intẹnẹt ji tọn de mẹ, he tindo kanṣiṣa hẹ okú visunnu owhe-17-mẹvi de tọn sọn Amelika. Dawe lọ, he nọ yin Hassanbunhussein Abolore Lawal, yin owhe-24-mẹvi bo wá sọn ayimatẹn Osun tọn to Nigeria. E yin didohlan Amelika to whenuena yé na jide Nigeria dọ emi ma na yin hùhù gba eyin e yin whẹgbledo. To Tẹnigbe, Lawal yì whẹdatẹn to South Carolina. E dó avọ̀ koklo-jonọ de po gẹdẹ lẹ po. E dọ dọ emi ma hùwhẹ whẹsadokọnamẹ lẹ tọn, gọna dehe sọgan na emi owhe 30 to gànpamẹ kavi etlẹ yin gànsinsẹ̀n na pipotọ gbẹzan tọn. Ponọ lẹ dọ dọ Lawal do ede hia taidi yọnnu de to Intẹnẹt ji nado klọ Gavin Guffey, he yin jọja aflanmẹ de, nado do yẹdide he to omẹ́ etọn lẹ hlan. Enẹgodo, e sìn-adán na Gavin bo biọ akuẹ, bo tlẹ sọ dotukla whẹndo etọn. E blawu dọ, to nukọn mẹ, Gavin hù ede. Lawal gbẹ́ pò to gànpamẹ matin mẹtundote gbọn akuẹ dali, podọ azán whẹdidọ tọn he bọdego gbè wẹ yin to lundi. Whẹho ehe yin apadewhe vivẹn...

Dǎwe Nigeria-nu ɖé ko nyí didóhlan Amelika nadó kpéxɛ hwɛsaɖokɔnamɛ lɛ to hwɛxo mɛxoɖu Intɛnɛt ji tɔn ɖé mɛ, xe tindó kancica xɛ okú visunnu oxwe-17-mɛvi ɖé tɔn sɔ́n Amelika. Dǎwe lɔ, xe nɔ nyí Hassanbunhussein Abolore Lawal, nyí oxwe-24-mɛvi bo wá sɔ́n ayimatɛn Osun tɔn to Nigeria. É nyí didóhlan Amelika to hwenuena yé ná jiɖé Nigeria ɖɔ emi ma ná nyí xùxù gba enyí é nyí hwɛgbledó. To tɛnigbe, Lawal yì hwɛɖatɛn to South Carolina. É dó avɔ̀ koklo-jonɔ ɖé kpó gɛɖɛ lɛ kpó. É ɖɔ ɖɔ emi ma xùhwɛ hwɛsaɖokɔnamɛ lɛ tɔn, gɔná ɖéxe sɔgan ná emi oxwe 30 to gànkpamɛ kavǐ etlɛ nyí gànsinsɛ̀n ná kpikpótɔ gbɛzǎn tɔn. Kponɔ lɛ ɖɔ ɖɔ Lawal dó éɖé xya tayiɖi nyɔnu ɖé to Intɛnɛt ji nadó klɔ Gavin Guffey, xe nyí jɔja aflanmɛ ɖé, nadó dó yɛɖiɖe xe to omɛ́ etɔn lɛ hlan. Enɛgodo, é sìn-adán ná Gavin bo byɔ́ akwɛ́, bo tlɛ sɔ ɖotukla hwɛndó etɔn. É blawu ɖɔ, to nukɔn mɛ, Gavin xù éɖé. Lawal gbɛ́ kpò to gànkpamɛ matin mɛtunɖote gbɔn akwɛ́ dali, kpóɖɔ azán hwɛɖiɖɔ tɔn xe bɔdego gbè wɛ nyí to lunɖi. Hwɛxo exe ny...

Dem don carry one Nigeria man go United States to answer case wey concern online blackmail. Dis matter get link to di death of one 17-year-old American boy. Di man name na Hassanbunhussein Abolore Lawal. E be 24 years old, and e come from Osun state for Nigeria. Nigeria first make sure say dem no go give am death penalty before dem carry am go U.S. On Monday, Lawal show for court for South Carolina. E wear orange prison cloth and chain. E talk say e no do di things wey dem accuse am of. One of di charges fit give am 30 years for prison or even life sentence. Police talk say Lawal pretend like say e be young woman online. E use dat trick collect private pictures from one teenager wey dem call Gavin Guffey. After dat, e begin threaten di boy, dey ask for money, and even disturb di boy family. Na so Gavin come later take im own life. Lawal still dey inside prison, and dem never give am bail. Im next court day na Monday. Dis matter na part of big wahala wey dem dey try stop, as many Nigeri...

A Nigerian man has been sent to the United States to face charges in a case about sextortion, which is connected to the death of a 17-year-old boy from America. The man, named Hassanbunhussein Abolore Lawal, is 24 years old and comes from Osun state in Nigeria. He was sent to the U.S. after Nigeria made sure he would not get the death penalty if found guilty. On Monday, Lawal went to court in South Carolina. He wore an orange jumpsuit and chains. He said he was not guilty of charges, including one that could give him 30 years in prison or even life in jail. Police say Lawal pretended to be a young woman online to trick Gavin Guffey, a teenager, into sending private pictures. Then, he threatened Gavin and asked for money, even bothering his family. Sadly, Gavin later ended his own life. Lawal is still in jail without bail, and his next court day is on Monday. This case is part of a bigger effort to stop sextortion scams by Nigerian criminals. Last year, two Nigerian brothers were sent t...

Agahun he mẹ ahisinọ lẹ gọ́ de po agahun godoponọ he mẹ awhànfuntọ lẹ gọ́ de po gbà do yedelẹ go to jẹhọn mẹ sẹpọ Agahun-Glintẹn Ronald Reagan tọn to Amelika. Asidan agahun tọn ehe jọ to Azangaagbe whèjai to ogàn 9 zánmẹ tọn mẹ. Agahun he mẹ ahisinọ lẹ gọ́ lọ, heyin yinyọnẹn taidi Bombardier CRJ700 , to zinzlọn jei Washington, D.C., sọn Kansas, bọ agahun godoponọ he mẹ awhànfuntọ lẹ gọ́ lọ yin US Army Black Hawk de. E blawu dọ omẹ 67 wẹ kú to asidan agahun tọn lọ mẹ, podọ ahọluzọnwatọ lẹ dọ dọ mẹhe luntọ́n depope ma tin. Agahun lọ bẹ ahisinọ 60 po hagbẹ agahun-kùntọ 4 po hẹn, bọ agahun godoponọ lọ tindo omẹ 3 to e ji. Pipli alọgọnamẹtọ lẹ tọn ko mọ oṣiọ 28 kakajẹ din. Ogán azọ́nwatẹn miyọ́n-ṣiṣi Washington tọn de dọ dọ yé ko magbe todin nado dín oṣiọ lẹ kakati nado to mẹhe na luntọ́n lẹ dín. Nujijọ awubla po sinsinyẹn de po wẹ ehe yin na mẹhe go e gando lẹpo. Togán Nigeria tọn, Bola Tinubu, do owẹ̀n awuvẹmẹ tọn de hlan omẹ Amelika tọn lẹ po whẹndo mẹhe kú to asidan lọ whenu lẹ po. E p...

Agahun xe mɛ axisinɔ lɛ gɔ́ ɖé kpó agahun godokponɔ xe mɛ ahwànfuntɔ lɛ gɔ́ ɖé kpó gbà dó yeɖelɛ go to jɛhɔn mɛ sɛkpɔ Agahun-Glintɛn Ronald Reagan tɔn to Amelika. Asidan agahun tɔn exe jɔ to azangaagbe hwèjai to ogàn 9 zánmɛ tɔn mɛ. Agahun xe mɛ axisinɔ lɛ gɔ́ lɔ, xe nyí nyinywɛ tayiɖi Bombardier CRJ700 , to zinzlɔn jei Washington, D.C., sɔ́n Kansas, bɔ agahun godokponɔ xe mɛ ahwànfuntɔ lɛ gɔ́ lɔ nyí US Army Black Hawk ɖé. É blawu ɖɔ omɛ 67 wɛ kú to asidan agahun tɔn lɔ mɛ, kpóɖɔ axɔluzɔnwatɔ lɛ ɖɔ ɖɔ mɛxe luntɔ́n ɖékpókpé ma tin. Agahun lɔ bɛ axisinɔ 60 kpó hagbɛ́ agahun-kùntɔ 4 kpó hɛn, bɔ agahun godokponɔ lɔ tindó omɛ 3 to é ji. Kpikpli alɔgɔnamɛtɔ lɛ tɔn ko mɔ ocyɔ́ 28 kakajɛ din. Ogán azɔ́nwatɛn minyɔ́-cici Washington tɔn ɖé ɖɔ ɖɔ yé ko magbe todin nadó dǐn ocyɔ́ lɛ kakati nadó to mɛxe ná luntɔ́n lɛ dǐn. Nujijɔ awubla kpó sinsinnyɛ ɖé kpó wɛ exe nyí ná mɛxe go é gandó lɛkpó. Togán Nigeria tɔn, Bola Tinubu, dó owɛ̀n awuvɛmɛ tɔn ɖé hlan omɛ Amelika tɔn lɛ kpó hwɛndó mɛxe kú to asid...

One passenger plane and military helicopter don jam for air near Ronald Reagan National Airport for United States. Dis accident happen Wednesday night around 9 p.m. Di passenger plane, Bombardier CRJ700, dey fly go Washington, D.C., from Kansas, and di military helicopter na US Army Black Hawk. Sadly, 67 people don die for di crash, and officials talk say nobody survive.   Di plane carry 60 passengers and 4 crew members, while di helicopter carry 3 people. Rescue team don see 28 bodies so far. One Washington fire chief talk say dem don stop to find survivors, say di focus now na to recover di bodies. Na serious and sad thing wey happen.   Nigeria President, Bola Tinubu, don send im condolences to di people of United States and di families of di victims. E praise di rescue workers for di work wey dem dey do and talk say Nigeria dey stand with di U.S. during dis sad time. Tinubu still talk say, even with dis bad thing wey happen, better days go still show for front.

A passenger plane and a military helicopter crashed into each other in the air near Ronald Reagan National Airport in the United States. This accident happened on Wednesday night around 9 p.m. The passenger plane, a Bombardier CRJ700, was flying to Washington, D.C., from Kansas, and the military helicopter was a US Army Black Hawk. Sadly, 67 people died in the crash, and officials say there are no survivors.   The plane carried 60 passengers and 4 crew members, while the helicopter had 3 people on board. Rescue teams have found 28 bodies so far. A Washington fire chief said they are now focused on recovering bodies instead of looking for survivors. This is a very sad and serious event for everyone involved.   Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu, shared his condolences with the people of the United States and the families of the victims. He praised the rescue workers for their hard work and said Nigeria stands with the U.S. during this sad time. Tinubu expressed hope for...

Ponọ lẹ to ayimatẹn Delta tọn mẹ ko wle dawe owhe-41-mẹvi de he nọ yin Godwin Okon. E zanhẹ viyọnnu owhe-13-mẹvi de he yin viyọnnu kọmẹnu etọn tọn gánnugánnu. To video de to X ji mẹ gbọn SP Bright Edafe he yin hoyidọtọ ponọ lẹ tọn dali, Godwin dọ dọ emi zanhẹ viyọnnu lọ gánnugánnu to whenuena onọ̀ emitọn jo emi po nọvisunnu emitọn lẹ po do nado penukundo emi go godo. Onọ̀ lọ yì ahimẹ bo biọ to e si nado pọ́n ovi lọ lẹ. Godwin dọmọ: “Ehe jọ to 3 Alunlunsun 2025. Onọ̀ lọ, he yin kọmẹnu ṣie jo ovi etọn lẹ do na mi. E paṣa mi na e ma biọ to emi e pọ́n gbede nado pọ́n ovi etọn lẹ jẹnukọn. N'dọna ẹn dọ n'ma sọgan wàmọ. N'jlo na damlọn podọ n'ma yọ́n lehe n'na penukundo yọpọvu lẹ go do. Ṣigba e vẹ̀ mi. “To whenuena e tlọ́n, n'yì owhé yetọn gbè. N'dọna nọvisunnu etọn dọ ni klọ́ agbàji wé. Enẹgodo, n'dọna viyọnnu lọ nado sú họmẹgbòvọ̀. N'ze e do akanma ji bo zanhẹ ẹ gánnugánnu. To enẹgodo, n'tọ́n sọn finẹ. “To nukọn mẹ, mẹde húhúhọ̀n na mi. To whenue n...

Kponɔ lɛ to ayimatɛn Delta tɔn mɛ ko wle dǎwe oxwe-41-mɛvi ɖé xe nɔ nyí Godwin Okon. É zanxɛ vinyɔnu oxwe-13-mɛvi ɖé xe nyí vinyɔnu kɔmɛnu etɔn tɔn gánnugánnu. To video ɖé to X ji mɛ gbɔn SP Bright Edafe xe nyí xoyiɖɔtɔ kponɔ lɛ tɔn dali, Godwin ɖɔ ɖɔ emi zanxɛ vinyɔnu lɔ gánnugánnu to hwenuena onɔ̀ emitɔn jo emi kpó nɔvisunnu emitɔn lɛ kpó dó nadó kpénukúndó emi go godo. Onɔ̀ lɔ yì aximɛ bo byɔ́ to é si nadó kpɔ́n ovi lɔ lɛ. Godwin ɖɔmɔ: “Exe jɔ to 3 alunlunsun 2025. Onɔ̀ lɔ, xe nyí kɔmɛnu ce jo ovi etɔn lɛ dó ná mi. É kpaca mi ná é ma byɔ́ to emi é kpɔ́n gbeɖé nadó kpɔ́n ovi etɔn lɛ jɛnukɔn. N'ɖɔná ɛn ɖɔ n'ma sɔgan wàmɔ. N'jlo ná ɖamlɔn kpóɖɔ n'ma yɔ́n lexe n'ná kpénukúndó yɔkpɔvu lɛ go ɖo. Cigbǎ é vɛ̀ mi. “To hwenuena é tlɔ́n, n'yì oxwé yětɔn gbè. N'ɖɔná nɔvisunnu etɔn ɖɔ ni klɔ́ agbàji wé. Enɛgodo, n'ɖɔná vinyɔnu lɔ nadó sú xɔmɛgbòvɔ̀. N'ze é dó akanma ji bo zanxɛ ɛ gánnugánnu. To enɛgodo, n'tɔ́n sɔ́n finɛ. “To nukɔn mɛ, mɛɖé xúxúhɔ̀n ná mi. ...

Police for Delta State don arrest one 41-year-old man wey im name be Godwin Okon. Di man rape one 13-year-old girl wey dey live near im house.   For one video wey Delta Police spokesperson, SP Bright Edafe, post for X, Godwin confess say e rape di girl after di girl mama leave her and her brothers with am make e help look after dem. Di mama say she dey go market and beg am to help watch di children.   Godwin talk say: “Dis thing happen for January 3, 2025. Di mama, wey be my neighbor, leave her pikin dem with me. I shock because she never ask me before make I help look after her pikin dem. I tell her say I no fit because I wan sleep and I no sabi how to take care of children. But she beg me.   “As she go, I waka enter dia house. I tell di younger brother make e clean di sitting room. I come tell di girl make she close di curtain. Na so I push her for bed and rape her. After dat, I come leave di house.   “Later, person knock for my door. As I open,...

The police in Delta State has arrested a 41-year-old man named Godwin Okon. He raped a 13-year-old girl who lives next to him.  In a video on X by the police spokesperson, SP Bright Edafe, Godwin said he raped the girl after her mom left her and her brothers with him to look after. The mom went to the market and asked him to watch the kids. Godwin said: “This happened on January 3, 2025. The mom, who is my neighbor, left her kids with me. I was surprised because she never asked me to watch her kids before. I told her I can’t do it, I wanted to sleep and I don’t know how to take care of kids. But she begged me. “When she left, I went into their house. I told her younger brother to clean the living room. Then I told the girl to close the curtains. I pushed her to the bed and raped her. After that, I left. “Later, someone knocked on my door. When I opened it, a man who helps the girl learn work slapped me. I think the girl told them what I did. Now I feel very ashamed. “I don’t have a...

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Plidopọ huhlọn lẹtliki Aflika tọn to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, ko basi tito nado kọ̀n Aflikanu livi 300 dopọ hẹ miyọ́n lẹtliki tọn to 2030. Yanwle titengbe ehe yin apadewhe tito de tọn he nọ yin yiylọdọ Mission 300 , he nọ yin anadena gbọn pipli lẹ taidi Akuẹsẹdotẹn Aflika tọn po Akuẹsẹdotẹn Aihọn Tọn po dali. Yé jlo na yí nuyizan azọ́n nuyọnẹn wintinwintin tọn yọyọ lẹ po aliho nudida tọn devo lẹ po zan nado suahọ azọ́n ehe. To alọnu din, nudi omẹ livi 600 he tin to Aflika ma tindo miyọ́n lẹtliki tọn, he nuhudo etọn tin na agbasazọ́n po jideji po. Nukọntọ he tin to plidopọ lọ lẹ, taidi Weyọnẹntọ Akinwumi Adesina sọn Akuẹsẹdotẹn Aflika tọn mẹ, dọ dọ mẹlẹpo wẹ dona wazọ́n dopọ nado hẹn ehe di. Ehe bẹ gandudu lẹ, ajọwiwa lẹ, po titobasinanu lẹ po hẹn. Yé jlo na hẹn ẹn diun dọ plidopọ lọ na planmẹ jẹ nuwiwa nujọnu tọn lẹ kọ̀n, e ma yin hodidọ poun gba. Weyọnẹntọ Adesina sọ dọhodo owù he tin to nake po akán-miyọ́n po yiyizan nado danú mẹ ji, ehe sọgan gbleawuna agbasalilo mítọn po lẹdo po. E...

Kplidókpɔ́ xuhlɔn lɛtliki Aflika tɔn to Dar es Salaam, Tanzanie, ko basí tito nadó kɔ̀n Aflikanu livi 300 dókpɔ́ xɛ minyɔ́ lɛtliki tɔn to 2030. Nyawle titewungbe exe nyí akpaɖexwe tito ɖé tɔn xe nɔ nyí yiylɔɖɔ Mission 300 , xe nɔ nyí anaɖena gbɔn kpikpli lɛ tayiɖi Akwɛ́sɛɖotɛn Aflika tɔn kpó Akwɛ́sɛɖotɛn Ayihɔ́n Tɔn kpó dali. Yé jlo ná yí nuyizan azɔ̌n nunywɛ wintinwintin tɔn yɔ́yɔ́ lɛ kpó alixo nudidá tɔn ɖévo lɛ kpó zan nadó suaxɔ azɔ̌n exe. To alɔnu din, nuɖi omɛ livi 600 xe tin to Aflika ma tindó miyɔ́n lɛtliki tɔn, xe nuhudó etɔn tin ná agbasazɔ́n kpó jiɖeji kpó. Nukɔntɔ xe tin to kplidókpɔ́ lɔ lɛ, tayiɖi Wenywɛtɔ Akinwumi Adesina sɔ́n Akwɛ́sɛɖotɛn Aflika tɔn mɛ, ɖɔ ɖɔ mɛlɛkpó wɛ ɖóná wazɔ́n dókpɔ́ nadó hɛn exe ɖi. Exe bɛ ganɖuɖu lɛ, ajɔwiwa lɛ, kpó titobasínanu lɛ kpó hɛn. Yé jlo ná hɛn ɛn ɖiun ɖɔ kplidókpɔ́ lɔ ná kplanmɛ jɛ nuwiwa nǔjɔnǔ tɔn lɛ kɔ̀n, é ma nyí xoɖiɖɔ kpoun gba. Wenywɛtɔ Adesina sɔ ɖɔxodó owù xe tin to nake kpó akán-miyɔ́n kpó yiyizan nadó danú mɛ ji, exe sɔgan gb...

For di Africa Energy Summit wey happen for Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, di plan na to connect 300 million Africans to electricity by 2030. Dis big target dey under one plan wey dem dey call Mission 300. Di African Development Bank and di World Bank dey lead di project. Dem wan use new technology and better ways to find money for di project. Right now, about 600 million people for Africa no get electricity, and dis thing dey affect work and di growth of di continent.   Leaders wey dey for di summit, like Dr. Akinwumi Adesina from di African Development Bank, talk say everybody need to join hand to make di plan work. Dis one include governments, businesses, and different organizations. Dem no want make dis summit be only talk-talk, but action wey go bring better results. Dr. Adesina still talk about di danger of using firewood and charcoal for cooking, wey dey spoil people health and destroy di environment. E praise Tanzania for di work wey dem dey do to solve dis problem. ...

The Africa Energy Summit in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, aims to connect 300 million Africans to electricity by 2030. This big goal is part of a plan called Mission 300, led by groups like the African Development Bank and the World Bank. They want to use new technology and creative ways to pay for this project. Right now, about 600 million people in Africa don’t have electricity, which is needed for jobs and growth. Leaders at the summit, like Dr. Akinwumi Adesina from the African Development Bank, said everyone must work together to make this happen. This includes governments, businesses, and organizations. They want to make sure the summit leads to real action, not just talk. Dr. Adesina also talked about the dangers of using firewood and charcoal for cooking, which harms health and the environment. He praised Tanzania for working on a plan to fix this problem. The World Bank and other groups promised to help with money and support. They said private companies need good conditions to joi...

Akuẹsẹdotẹn Aflika tọn na na akuẹ CFA francs tọn liva 77.86 nado gọalọ nado hẹn osin dagbe wá gbétatò Bénin tọn lẹ mẹ. Tito-to-whinnu de he nọ yin Proser MR na deanana azọ́n ehe. To nukọn mẹ, pipli devo he nọ yin yiylọdọ Soie na bẹ.  Tito lọ wẹ nado na osin dagbe na omẹ 965,000 dogọ. Nado wà ehe, yé na gbá tito osin tọn 40, gbá pọnpi-sin 1,440 bo na yí pọnpi-sin titi 20,000 dogọ. Yé nasọ gbadopọnna lehe osin sọgan yin hihọ́-basina sọn ninọmẹ aimẹ tọn he to didiọ mẹ do. To alọnu din, nudi 79 to kanweko ji omẹ lẹ tọn to gbétatò lẹ mẹ wẹ tindo osin dagbe, ṣigba livi 6.5 gbẹ́ pò to osin dagbe hẹn. Yanwle lọ wẹ nado na osin dagbe mẹlẹpo to gbétatò lẹ mẹ to 2030. Akuẹ lọ na yin yiyizan po sọwhiwhe po, kiki eyin e jẹ yanwle lẹ kọ̀n. Azọ́n lọ nasọ wleawuna azọ́n 2,420, podọ 38 to kanweko ji agbasazọ́n ehelẹ tọn wẹ na tin na yọnnu lẹ. To 2030, azọ́n ehe sọgan whàn otò devo lẹ nado hẹn osin dagbe wá na omẹ yetọn lẹpo.

Akwɛ́sɛɖotɛn Aflika tɔn ná ná akwɛ́ CFA francs tɔn liva 77.86 nadó gɔalɔ nadó hɛn osin ɖagbe wá gbétatò Bénin tɔn lɛ mɛ. Tito-to-hwinnu ɖé xe nɔ nyí Proser MR ná ɖéanana azɔ̌n exe. To nukɔn mɛ, kpikpli ɖévo xe nɔ nyí yiylɔɖɔ Soie ná bɛ.  Tito lɔ wɛ nadó ná osin ɖagbe ná omɛ 965,000 dógɔ́. Nadó wà exe, yé ná gbá tito osin tɔn 40, gbá kpɔnkpi-sin 1,440 bo ná yí kpɔnkpi-sin titi 20,000 dógɔ́. Yé nasɔ gbadókpɔ́nna lexe osin sɔgan nyí xixɔ́-basíná sɔ́n ninɔmɛ aimɛ tɔn xe to ɖiɖyɔ́ mɛ ɖo. To alɔnu din, nuɖi 79 to kanweko ji omɛ lɛ tɔn to gbétatò lɛ mɛ wɛ tindó osin ɖagbe, cigbǎ livi 6.5 gbɛ́ kpò to osin ɖagbe hɛn. Nyawle lɔ wɛ nadó ná osin ɖagbe mɛlɛkpó to gbétatò lɛ mɛ to 2030. Akwɛ́ lɔ ná nyí yiyizan kpó sɔxwixwe kpó, kiki enyí é jɛ nyawle lɛ kɔ̀n. Azɔ̌n lɔ nasɔ wleawuna azɔ̌n 2,420, kpóɖɔ 38 to kanweko ji agbasazɔ́n exelɛ tɔn wɛ ná tin ná nyɔnu lɛ. To 2030, azɔ̌n exe sɔgan hwàn otò ɖévo lɛ nadó hɛn osin ɖagbe wá ná omɛ yětɔn lɛkpó.

Di African Development Bank don promise to give 77.86 billion CFA francs to help bring clean water come villages for Bénin. One program wey dem dey call Proser MR go manage di project first. Later, another group wey dem call Sobie go continue di work.   Di plan be say dem go give clean water to about 965,000 more people. To do dis, dem go build 40 water systems, put 1,440 water taps, and connect 20,000 private water pipes for people house. Dem go still do study on how to protect water from di wahala of climate change.   For now, about 79% of people for villages dey get clean water, but 6.5 million people still no get. Di target na to make sure everybody for villages get clean water by 2030.   Di money go dey use well well, and dem go only spend am after dem don achieve di goals wey dem set. Di project go still create 2,420 jobs, and 38% of di jobs go dey for women.   By 2030, dis project fit ginger other countries to bring clean water come give ...

The African Development Bank will give 77.86 billion CFA francs to help bring clean water to villages in Benin. A program called Proser MR will manage this project. Later, another group called Sobie will take over.   The plan is to give clean water to 965,000 more people. To do this, they will build 40 water systems, put up 1,440 water taps, and add 20,000 private water connections. They will also study how to protect water from climate change.   Right now, about 79% of people in villages have clean water, but 6.5 million still do not. The goal is to give clean water to everyone in villages by 2030.   The money will be used carefully, only when goals are reached. The project will also create 2,420 jobs, and 38% of these will be for women.   By 2030, this project could inspire other countries to bring clean water to all their people.

Asidan mɔto tɔn ɖé to alixo Lagos-Badagry tɔn ji ko xù dǎwe ɖé bo gbleawuna dǎwe ɖévo tawun. Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) xe tin to Badagry ɖɔ ɖɔ asidan lɔ jɔ ná mɔto lɔ to wezunhɔ̀n wutu. Mɛɖaxo Williams Manga xe nyí ogán FRSC tɔn ɖé, ɖɔ ɖɔ yé byɔ́ alɔgɔ to ogàn 8:40 zánmɛ tɔn mɛ, exe nyí nuɖi nukúnxwixwe 10 to asidan lɔ godo. Manga ɖɔmɔ: “To hwenuena mǐ jɛ ɖɔ́n, mǐ mɔɖɔ mɔto ɖokpó wɛ, yèɖɔ Lexus xe ma tindó agbán sɔxa ɖékpókpé. Mɔto-kùntɔ lɔ buali ná é to mɔto kùn kpó awuyiya kpó wutu. É kú, bɔ omɛ awetɔ to mɔto lɔ mɛ gbleawu sinsinnyɛ tayiɖi oxú gbigbà.” Cigbǎ to hwenuena kpikpli alɔgɔnamɛ tɔn lɔ tɛnkpɔn nadó ze ocyɔ́ lɔ yì dotoxwé, hwɛndó mɛxe kú lɔ tɔn kpó jɔja lɛdó lɔ tɔn ɖélɛ kpó ɖoalɔtena yé. Yé sú ali lɔ bo ɖɔ ɖɔ ocyɔ́ lɔ ma ɖóná yì glasé-xɔ̀ xe mɛ yè nɔ ze ocyɔ́ lɛ dó gba. “Yé lɛzun danuwatɔ bo ma ɖike azɔ́nwatɔgbɛ́ mǐtɔn lɛ ni wazɔ́n yětɔn, enɛwutu mǐ ɖóná tɔ́nsɔ́n finɛ nadó ɖakpana nuxahun susu dógɔ́,” wɛ Manga ɖɔ. É byɔ́ to omɛ lɛ si nadó wazɔ́n xɛ azɔ́nwatɔ xe nɔ g...

Asidan mọto tọn de to aliho Lagos-Badagry tọn ji ko hù dawe de bo gbleawuna dawe devo taun. Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) he tin to Badagry dọ dọ asidan lọ jọ na mọto lọ to wezunhọ̀n wutu. Mẹdaho Williams Manga he yin ogán FRSC tọn de, dọ dọ yé biọ alọgọ to ogàn 8:40 zánmẹ tọn mẹ, ehe yin nudi nukunwhiwhe 10 to asidan lọ godo. Manga dọmọ: “To whenuena mí jẹ dọ́n, mí mọdọ mọto dopo wẹ, yèdọ Lexus he ma tindo agbán sọha depope. Mọto-kùntọ lọ buali na e to mọto kùn po awuyiya po wutu. E kú, bọ omẹ awetọ to mọto lọ mẹ gbleawu sinsinyẹn taidi ohú gbigbà.” Ṣigba to whenuena pipli alọgọnamẹ tọn lọ tẹnpọn nado ze oṣiọ lọ yì dotowhé, whẹndo mẹhe kú lọ tọn po jọja lẹdo lọ tọn delẹ po doalọtena yé. Yé sú ali lọ bo dọ dọ oṣiọ lọ ma dona yì glasé-họ̀ he mẹ yè nọ ze oṣiọ lẹ do gba. “Yé lẹzun danuwatọ bo ma dike azọ́nwatọgbẹ́ mítọn lẹ ni wazọ́n yetọn, enẹwutu mí dona tọ́nsọn finẹ nado dapana nuhahun susu dogọ,” wẹ Manga dọ. E biọ to omẹ lẹ si nado wazọ́n hẹ azọ́nwatọ he nọ gọalọ lẹ to nujijọ aj...

One moto accident wey happen for Lagos-Badagry Road don kill one man and injure another person badly.   Di Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) for Badagry talk say di crash happen because di car dey overspeed.   Di Unit Commander, Mr. Williams Manga, talk say dem get call for help around 8:40 pm, about 10 minutes after di accident happen.   Manga talk say: “When we reach di place, we see say na one car, one Lexus wey no get number plate. Di driver lose control because e dey drive too fast. E die, and di other person wey dey inside di car get serious injury like broken bone.”   But as di rescue team wan carry di dead body go hospital, di family of di victim and some area boys stop dem. Dem block di road and talk say dem no go gree make dem carry di body go mortuary.   “Dem begin do violence and no allow our team do di work wey we suppose do, so we leave di place to avoid more wahala,” Manga talk.   E beg people make dem cooperate w...

A car accident on Lagos-Badagry Road has killed one man and badly injured another. The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Badagry said the crash happened because the car was speeding. The Unit Commander, Mr. Williams Manga, said they got a call for help at 8:40 pm, about 10 minutes after the accident. “When we got there, we saw it was one car, a Lexus with no number plate. The driver lost control because he was driving too fast. He died, and the other person in the car got serious injuries like broken bones,” Manga explained. But when the rescue team tried to take the dead body to the hospital, the victim’s family and some local youths stopped them. They blocked the road and said the body should not go to the mortuary. “They became violent and did not let our team do their job, so we had to leave to avoid more trouble,” Manga said. He asked people to work with rescue teams during emergencies to make their job easier. He said stopping officials from doing their work makes things worse.

People in Oba, a town in Anambra State, are scared after security officers found over 30 graves, a shrine, and weapons in a popular hotel. The hotel, called Udoka Golden Point Hotel (also known as La Cruise Hotel), was destroyed on Saturday after the discovery.   The police said they received a tip-off from someone and decided to investigate. During the raid, they found graves, a shrine, military clothing, guns, and bullets on the ground floor of the hotel. However, it is not yet clear if any dead bodies were found in the graves or if anyone was arrested.   The Anambra State government said the hotel was being used by kidnappers and criminals. Under state law, any building linked to crime must be destroyed. Officials said investigations are still ongoing to find out more about the hotel’s activities.   Some people in the town are worried there might be more places like this and want the government to investigate other suspicious buildings. Others believe mo...

People for Oba, one town for Anambra State, dey fear as security people see more than 30 grave, juju shrine, and weapon for one popular hotel. The hotel wey dem dey call Udoka Golden Point Hotel (wey people sabi as La Cruise Hotel) na him dem break down on Saturday after dem see all these things. Police talk say na one person give dem secret gist, so dem come go check. As dem enter the hotel, dem see grave, juju shrine, soldier uniform, gun dem, and bullet for ground floor of the hotel. But e never clear whether dem see any dead body inside the grave or whether dem catch anybody. Anambra State government talk say kidnapper and bad people dey use the hotel. For the law wey dey the state, any house wey dem link to crime must to be destroy. Government people talk say dem still dey investigate to know wetin really dey go on for the hotel. Some people for the town dey worry say other places like this fit still dey, and dem dey beg government to check other building wey look somehow. Some ot...

Mɛxe tin to Oba lɛ, yèɖɔ tòkpɛvi ɖé to ayimatɛn Anambra tɔn, nɔ ɖibu to hwenuena kponɔ xe tin to xixɔ́ glɔ lɛ mɔ yɔɖò lɛ, numɛsɛ̀n, kpó ahwànfunnu lɛ kpó to xotɛli xe dinyi ɖé godo. Xotɛli lɔ, xe nɔ nyí yiylɔɖɔ Udoka Golden Point Hotel (xe sɔ nɔ nyí yiylɔɖɔ La Cruise Hotel ), nyí vivasudó to Sibigbe to hwenuena é ko nyí mimɔ godo.  Kponɔ lɛ ɖɔ ɖɔ yé mɔ nuɖɔnamɛ yí sɔ́n mɛɖé dè bo basí ɖiɖe nadó dindóná. To nudindin lɔ hwenu, yé mɔ yɔɖò lɛ, numɛsɛ̀n, avɔ̀ ahwànfunfun tɔn lɛ, osò lɛ, kpó sòkpɛ́n lɛ kpó to ayigba xotɛli lɔ tɔn ji. Cigbǎ, é ma hɔnwun enyí ocyɔ́ ɖékpókpé nyí mimɔ to yɔɖò mɛ kavǐ enyí mɛɖé nyí wiwle. Ganɖuɖu ayimatɛn Anambra tɔn lɔ ɖɔ ɖɔ mɛfinzetɔ lɛ kpó sɛ́nhɛngbatɔ lɛ kpó wɛ to xotɛli lɔ yizan. To osɛ́n ayimatɛn lɔ tɔn glɔ, oxɔ̀ ɖékpókpé xe tindó kancica xɛ sɛ́nhɛngba ɖóná nyí vivasudó. Axɔluzɔnwatɔ lɛ ɖɔ ɖɔ dodinnanu gbɛ́ kpò to nyinyi bibasí nadó yɔ́n nususu dógɔ́ gandó azɔ̌n xotɛli lɔ tɔn lɛ go. Mɛɖelɛ to tòkpɛvi lɔ mɛ to nuxà ɖɔ ofi mɔnkɔtɔn lɛ sɔgan tin kpóɖɔ yé ...

Mẹhe tin to Oba lẹ, yèdọ tòpẹvi de to ayimatẹn Anambra tọn, nọ dibu to whenuena ponọ he tin to hihọ́ glọ lẹ mọ yọdò lẹ, numẹsẹ̀n, po awhànfunnu lẹ po to hotẹli he diyin de godo. Hotẹli lọ, he nọ yin yiylọdọ Udoka Golden Point Hotel (he sọ nọ yin yiylọdọ La Cruise Hotel ), yin vivasudo to Sibigbe to whenuena e ko yin mimọ godo.  Ponọ lẹ dọ dọ yé mọ nudọnamẹ yí sọn mẹde dè bo basi dide nado dindona. To nudindin lọ whenu, yé mọ yọdò lẹ, numẹsẹ̀n, avọ̀ awhànfunfun tọn lẹ, osò lẹ, po sòpẹ́n lẹ po to aigba hotẹli lọ tọn ji. Ṣigba, e ma họnwun eyin oṣiọ depope yin mimọ to yọdò mẹ kavi eyin mẹde yin wiwle. Gandudu ayimatẹn Anambra tọn lọ dọ dọ mẹfinzetọ lẹ po sẹ́nhẹngbatọ lẹ po wẹ to hotẹli lọ yizan. To osẹ́n ayimatẹn lọ tọn glọ, ohọ̀ depope he tindo kanṣiṣa hẹ sẹ́nhẹngba dona yin vivasudo. Ahọluzọnwatọ lẹ dọ dọ dodinnanu gbẹ́ pò to yinyin bibasi nado yọ́n nususu dogọ gando azọ́n hotẹli lọ tọn lẹ go. Mẹdelẹ to tòpẹvi lọ mẹ to nuhà dọ ofi mọnkọtọn lẹ sọgan tin podọ yé na jlo dọ gandudu lọ ...

A tanker carrying petrol exploded yesterday in Ugwu Onyeama, Udi Local Government Area of Enugu State, killing at least 10 people. This happened just a week after more than 85 people died in a similar tanker fire in Niger State.   The explosion happened around 11:30 am on a busy road. Eyewitnesses said the fire was very big and destroyed many cars nearby. Sadly, many people were burnt to death inside these cars.   The fire was so intense that it was hard for anyone to help. Some of the people who died were burned so badly that they could not be recognized.   The police and road safety officers have not yet confirmed how many people died or what caused the explosion.

Agbànbɛhun amì tɔn ɖé bɛ minyɔ́ to osɔ̀ to Ugwu Onyeama, Lɛdó Ganɖuɖu Ɖokɔ̀ tɔn Udi tɔn to ayimatɛn Enugu tɔn mɛ, bo xù é hwè gbau omɛ 10. Exe jɔ to osɛ ɖokpó kpoun godo to hwenuena omɛ húgǎn 85 kú to minyɔ́ mɔnkɔtɔn ɖé mɛ sɔ́n agbànbɛhun amì tɔn ɖé mɛ to ayimatɛn Niger tɔn.  Miyɔ́n gbajɛgbonu lɔ wá aimɛ to nuɖi ogàn 11:30 afɔnnu tɔn mɛ to alixo-gbo ɖé. Mɛxe tin to finɛ lɛ ɖɔ ɖɔ miyɔ́n lɔ klo tawun bo và mɔto susu xe tin to yakɛ lɛ sudó. É blawu ɖɔ, mɛsusu wɛ nyí mimɛ̀ dó mɔto exelɛ mɛ. É blawu ɖɔ, mɛsusu wɛ nyí mimɛ̀xù dó mɔto exelɛ mɛ. Mnyɔ́ lɔ sinnyɛ sɔmɔ bɔ é nɔ vɛawuna mɛɖekpókpé nadó gɔalɔ. ɖélɛ to mɛxe kú lɛ mɛ nyí mimɛ̀ sinsinnyɛ sɔmɔ bɔ yè ma sɔgan ɖoayi yé go. Kponɔ lɛ kpó kponɔ xe nɔ cɔ́ mɔto lɛ kpó ma ko ɖɔ sɔxa mɛxe kú lɛ tɔn kavǐ nǔxe hɛn minyɔ́ gbajɛgbonu lɔ wá gba.

One tanker wey dey carry petrol don catch fire yesterday for Ugwu Onyeama, Udi Local Government Area for Enugu State. Di fire kill at least 10 people. Dis one happen just one week after more than 85 people die for similar tanker fire for Niger State.   Di fire happen around 11:30 am for one busy road. People wey see wetin happen talk say di fire big well well and e spoil plenty cars wey dey near di place. É pain us say plenty people wey dey inside di cars burn to death.   Di fire strong so tey nobody fit help. Some people wey die burn reach di level wey dem no fit sabi dem again.   Police and road safety officers never confirm how many people die or wetin cause di fire.

Agbànbẹhun amì tọn de bẹ miyọ́n to osọ̀ to Ugwu Onyeama, Lẹdo Gandudu Dokọ̀ tọn Udi tọn to ayimatẹn Enugu tọn mẹ, bo hù e whè gbau omẹ 10. Ehe jọ to osẹ dopo poun godo to whenuena omẹ hugan 85 kú to miyọ́n mọnkọtọn de mẹ sọn agbànbẹhun amì tọn de mẹ to ayimatẹn Niger tọn.  Miyọ́n gbajẹgbonu lọ wá aimẹ to nudi ogàn 11:30 afọnnu tọn mẹ to aliho-gbo de. Mẹhe tin to finẹ lẹ dọ dọ miyọ́n lọ klo taun bo và mọto susu he tin to yakẹ lẹ sudo. E blawu dọ, mẹsusu wẹ yin mimẹ̀ do mọto ehelẹ mẹ. E blawu dọ, mẹsusu wẹ yin mimẹ̀hù do mọto ehelẹ mẹ. Miyọ́n lọ sinyẹn sọmọ bọ e nọ vẹawuna mẹdepope nado gọalọ. Delẹ to mẹhe kú lẹ mẹ yin mimẹ̀ sinsinyẹn sọmọ bọ yè ma sọgan doayi yé go. Ponọ lẹ po ponọ he nọ ṣọ́ mọto lẹ po ma ko dọ sọha mẹhe kú lẹ tọn kavi nuhe hẹn miyọ́n gbajẹgbonu lọ wá gba.

Jaguda lẹ tọ́nawhàn gbétatò de to Lẹdo Gandudu Dokọ̀ tọn Kauru tọn to Ayimatẹn Kaduna tọn mẹ, bo wle dawe owhe-27-mẹvi  de he nọ yin Piti Ezekiel bosọ hù omẹ atọ́n. Mẹgbeyinyan lọ wá aimẹ to Yọnnuzangbe zánmẹ to nudi ogàn 10:30 zánmẹ tọn mẹ to Akansan Garmadi, yèdọ gbétatò de he tin to Rumaya. Jaguda lọ lẹ jẹ osò de ji to filẹpo, bo hù Ezekiel bosọ bẹ omẹ atọ́n yì. Yé wle Afiniki Baban Gida (owhe-46-mẹvi), Afiniki Timothy (owhe-41-mẹvi), Talatu Timothy (owhe-40-mẹvi), Manayi Abu (owhe-36-mẹvi), po Richard Dalhatu (owhe-42-mẹvi) po. Dawe de he nọ yin Timothy Daure, he yin owhe 48-mẹvi po kọmẹ-gán de po, yin sòdedo ṣigba ewọ luntọ́n. Danbaba Katuka, nukọntọ de to lẹdo lọ mẹ, dọ dọ whla tintan die he lẹdo yetọn yin nukundiọsọ, podọ e ko hẹn obu wá omẹ lẹ ṣẹnṣẹn. E biọ to gandudu lọ si nado yawu yinuwa nado hẹnalọdotena jaguda lọ lẹ whẹpo gbétatò susu dogọ nido yin kọgbidina. Katuka sọ dọ dọ Lẹdo Gandudu Dokọ̀ tọn Kauru tọn ko pehẹ mẹgbeyinyan susu to agọe, bo hẹn omẹ lẹ gánnugánn...

Jaguda lɛ tɔ́nahwàn gbétatò ɖé to Lɛdó Ganɖuɖu Ɖokɔ̀ tɔn Kauru tɔn to ayimatɛn Kaduna tɔn mɛ, bo wle dǎwe oxwe-27-mɛvi  ɖé xe nɔ nyí Piti Ezekiel bosɔ xù omɛ atɔ́n. Mɛgbenyinya lɔ wá aimɛ to nyɔnuzangbe zánmɛ to nuɖi ogàn 10:30 zánmɛ tɔn mɛ to Akansan Garmadi, yèɖɔ gbétatò ɖé xe tin to Rumaya. Jaguda lɔ lɛ jɛ osò ɖé ji to filɛkpó, bo xù Ezekiel bosɔ bɛ omɛ atɔ́n yì. Yé wle Afiniki Baban Gida (oxwe-46-mɛvi), Afiniki Timothy (oxwe-41-mɛvi), Talatu Timothy (oxwe-40-mɛvi), Manayi Abu (oxwe-36-mɛvi), kpó Richard Dalhatu (oxwe-42-mɛvi) kpó. Dǎwe ɖé xe nɔ nyí Timothy Daure, xe nyí oxwe 48-mɛvi kpó kɔmɛ-gán ɖé kpó, nyí sòɖéɖo cigbǎ ewɔ luntɔ́n. Danbaba Katuka, nukɔntɔ ɖé to lɛdó lɔ mɛ, ɖɔ ɖɔ hwla tintan ɖie xe lɛdó yětɔn nyí nukúndiɔsɔ, kpóɖɔ é ko hɛn obu wá omɛ lɛ cɛncɛn. É byɔ́ to ganɖuɖu lɔ si nadó yawu yinuwa nadó hɛnalɔɖotena jaguda lɔ lɛ hwɛkpó gbétatò susu dógɔ́ nidó nyí kɔgbidina. Katuka sɔ ɖɔ ɖɔ Lɛdó Ganɖuɖu Ɖokɔ̀ tɔn Kauru tɔn ko kpéxɛ mɛgbenyinya susu to agɔé, bo hɛn omɛ lɛ...

Jaguda lẹ tọnawhàn gbétatò thé to Lẹdo Ganthuthu Thokọ̀ tọn Kauru tọn to Ayimatẹn Kaduna tọn mẹ, bo wle dawe owhe-27-mẹvi  thé he nọ yin Piti Ezekiel bosọ hù omẹ atọ́n. Mẹgbeyinnya lọ wá aimẹ to Yọnnuzangbe zánmẹ to nuthi ogàn 10:30 zánmẹ tọn mẹ to Akansan Garmadi, yèthọ gbétatò thé he tin to Rumaya. Jaguda lọ lẹ jẹ osò thé ji to filẹpo, bo hù Ezekiel bosọ bẹ omẹ atọn yì. Yé wle Afiniki Baban Gida (owhe-46-mẹvi), Afiniki Timothy (owhe-41-mẹvi), Talatu Timothy (owhe-40-mẹvi), Manayi Abu (owhe-36-mẹvi), po Richard Dalhatu (owhe-42-mẹvi) po. Dawe thé he nọ yin Timothy Daure, he yin owhe 48-mẹvi po kọmẹ-gán thé po, yin sòthétho ṣigba ewọ luntọn. Danbaba Katuka, nukọntọ thé to lẹdo lọ mẹ, thọ thọ whla tintan thie he lẹdo yetọn yin nukundiọsọ, pothọ e ko hẹn obu wá omẹ lẹ ṣẹnṣẹn. E biọ́ to ganthuthu lọ si nado yawu yinuwa nado hẹnalọthotena jaguda lọ lẹ whẹpo gbétatò susu dogọ nido yin kọgbidina. Katuka sọ thọ thọ Lẹdo Ganthuthu Thokọ̀ tọn Kauru tọn ko péhẹ mẹgbeyinnya susu to agọé, bo h...

Bandits don attack one village for Kauru Local Government Area for Kaduna State. Dem kill one 27-year-old man wey im name be Piti Ezekiel and kidnap five people.   Di attack happen for Thursday night around 10:30 pm for Akansan Garmadi, Rumaya Community. Di bandits begin shoot anyhow, kill Ezekiel, and carry five people go. Di people wey dem kidnap na Afiniki Baban Gida (46 years), Afiniki Timothy (41 years), Talatu Timothy (40 years), Manayi Abu (36 years), and Richard Dalhatu (42 years). One man wey be traditional leader, Timothy Daure (48 years), dem shoot am too, but e survive.   Danbaba Katuka, wey be leader for di area, talk say na di first time wey dem dey attack dia community, and e don put fear for di mind of di people. E beg government make dem act fast to stop di bandits before dem go attack more villages.   Katuka still talk say Kauru Local Government don dey face plenty attack recently, and e don make people leave dia house and farm. E add say ...

Bandits attacked a village in Kauru Local Government Area of Kaduna State, killing a 27-year-old man named Piti Ezekiel and kidnapping five people.   The attack happened on Thursday night at about 10:30 pm in Akansan Garmadi, Rumaya Community. The bandits started shooting everywhere, killing Ezekiel and taking five people away. Those kidnapped are Afiniki Baban Gida (46 years), Afiniki Timothy (41 years), Talatu Timothy (40 years), Manayi Abu (36 years), and Richard Dalhatu (42 years). A man named Timothy Daure, who is 48 years old and a traditional leader, was shot but survived.   Danbaba Katuka, a leader in the area, said this is the first time their community has been attacked, and it has caused fear among the people. He called on the government to act quickly to stop the bandits before more villages are attacked.   Katuka also said Kauru Local Government has faced many attacks recently, forcing people to leave their homes and farms. He added that the go...

Des bandits ont attaqué un village dans la zone du gouvernement local de Kauru, dans l'État de Kaduna, tuant un homme de 27 ans nommé Piti Ezekiel et enlèvement cinq personnes. L'attaque a eu lieu jeudi soir vers 22h30 à Akansan Garmadi, communauté Rumaya. Les bandits ont commencé à tirer partout, à tuer Ezéchiel et à emporter cinq personnes. Ceux kidnappés sont Afinki Baban Gida (46 ans), Afinki Timothy (41 ans), Talatu Timothy (40 ans), Manayi Abu (36 ans) et Richard Dalhatu (42 ans). Un homme du nom de Timothy Daure, qui a 48 ans et un leader traditionnel, a été abattu mais a survécu. Danbaba Katuka, un chef de file de la région, a déclaré que c'était la première fois que leur communauté était attaquée, et cela a fait peur parmi les gens. Il a appelé le gouvernement à agir rapidement pour arrêter les bandits avant que davantage de villages ne soient attaqués. Katuka a également déclaré que le gouvernement local de Kauru avait fait face à de nombreuses attaques récemment,...

Nọvisunnu jọja awe, Jelad Oluwaranakinse he yin owhe atọ́n mẹvi , po Jenson he yin nọvisunnu owhe atọ̀n mẹvi etọn po kú to miyọ́n he fiọ owhé yetọn to Akure, ayimatẹn Ondo tọn, to Azangaagbe. Mẹhe tin to finẹ lẹ dọ dọ Whési Deborah Oluwaranakinse, he yin onọ̀ yetọn, sú yé do họmẹ bo tọ́nyi nado họ̀ núdùdù. Whenue e tọ́n sọn whégbè, miyọ́n de bẹjẹeji to owhé lọ gbè. Kọmẹnu lẹ tẹnpọn nado doalọtena miyọ́n lọ bo whlẹn ovi lẹ gán, ṣigba yé ma sọgan wàmọ gba. Dopo to mẹhe tin to finẹ lẹ mẹ dọ dọ ”mí nọ ylọ azọ́nwatẹn miyọ́n-ṣítẹn tọn, ṣigba to ojlẹ he mẹ yé wá, whenu ko fẹ́. Ovi lọ lẹ ko kú.” Whẹwhinwhẹ́n miyọ́n lọ tọn ma ko yin yinyọnẹn gba. Oṣiọ visunnu awe lọ lẹ tọn yin hinhẹn yì glasé-họ̀ he mẹ yè nọ ze oṣiọ lẹ do mẹ to University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital to Akure. Whési Funmilayo Odunlami he yin hoyidọtọ ponọ lẹ tọn to Akure, do nujijọ awubla tọn lọ hia to Yọnnuzangbe. E dọ dọ, “visunnu awe lọ lẹ yin súsú do ohọ̀ lọ mẹ gbọn onọ̀ yetọn he tọ́n nado yì họ̀ núdùdù dali. Azọ̀...

Nɔvisunnu jɔja awe, Jelad Oluwaranakinse xe nyí oxwe atɔ́n mɛvi , kpó Jenson xe nyí nɔvisunnu oxwe atɔ̀n mɛvi etɔn kpó kú to minyɔ́ xe fiɔ oxwé yětɔn to Akure, ayimatɛn Ondó tɔn, to azangaagbe. Mɛxe tin to finɛ lɛ ɖɔ ɖɔ Xwési Deborah Oluwaranakinse, xe nyí onɔ̀ yětɔn, sú yé dó xɔmɛ bo tɔ́nyí nadó xɔ̀ núɖùɖù. Hwenue é tɔ́n sɔ́n xwégbè, minyɔ́ ɖé bɛjɛeji to oxwé lɔ gbè. Kɔmɛnu lɛ tɛnkpɔn nadó ɖoalɔtena minyɔ́ lɔ bo hwlɛn ovi lɛ gán, cigbǎ yé ma sɔgan wàmɔ gba. Ɖokpó to mɛxe tin to finɛ lɛ mɛ ɖɔ ɖɔ ”mǐ nɔ ylɔ azɔ́nwatɛn minyɔ́-cítɛn tɔn, cigbǎ to ojlɛ xe mɛ yé wá, hwenu ko fɛ́. Ovi lɔ lɛ ko kú.” Hwɛhwinhwɛ́n minyɔ́ lɔ tɔn ma ko nyí nyinywɛ gba. Ocyɔ́ visunnu awe lɔ lɛ tɔn nyí hinhɛn yì glasé-xɔ̀ xe mɛ yè nɔ ze ocyɔ́ lɛ dó mɛ to l'hôpital universitaire des sciences médicales  to Akure. Xwési Funmilayo Odunlami xe nyí xoyiɖɔtɔ kponɔ lɛ tɔn to Akure, dó nujijɔ awubla tɔn lɔ xya to nyɔnuzangbe. É ɖɔ ɖɔ, “visunnu awe lɔ lɛ nyí súsú dó oxɔ̀ lɔ mɛ gbɔn onɔ̀ yětɔn xe tɔ́n ...

Nọvisunnu jọja awe, Jelad Oluwaranakinse he yin owhe atọn mẹvi , po Jenson he yin nọvisunnu owhe atọ̀n mẹvi etọn po kú to miyọ́n he fiọ owhé yetọn to Akure, ayimatẹn Ondo tọn, to Azangaagbe. Mẹhe tin to finẹ lẹ thọ thọ Whési Deborah Oluwaranakinse, he yin onọ̀ yetọn, sú yé do họmẹ bo tọyin nado họ̀ núthùthù. Whenue e tọn sọ́n whégbè, miyọ́n thé bẹjẹeji to owhé lọ gbè. Kọmẹnu lẹ tẹnpọn nado thoalọtena miyọ́n lọ bo whlẹn ovi lẹ gán, ṣigba yé ma sọgan wàmọ gba. Thopo to mẹhe tin to finẹ lẹ mẹ thọ thọ ”mi nọ ylọ azọ́nwatẹn miyọ́n-ṣítẹn tọn, ṣigba to ojlẹ he mẹ yé wá, whenu ko fẹ́. Ovi lọ lẹ ko kú.” Whẹwhinwhẹ́n miyọ́n lọ tọn ma ko yin yinyọnẹn gba. Oṣiọ visunnu awe lọ lẹ tọn yin hinhẹn yì glasé-họ̀ he mẹ yè nọ ze oṣiọ lẹ do mẹ to University of Mediṣal Sciences Teaching Hospital to Akure. Whési Funmilayo Odunlami he yin hoyithọtọ ponọ lẹ tọn to Akure, do nujijọ awubla tọn lọ hia to Yọnnuzangbe. E thọ thọ, “visunnu awe lọ lẹ yin súsú do ohọ̀ lọ mẹ gbọn onọ̀ yetọn he tọn nado yì họ̀ núthùthù...

Two small pikin, Jelad Oluwaranakinse wey be five years old and im three-year-old brother, Jenson, don die for fire wey burn dia house for Akure, Ondo State, on Wednesday.   People wey see wetin happen talk say dia mama, Mrs. Deborah Oluwaranakinse, lock dem for inside house go buy food. As she comot, fire start for di house. Neighbours try quench di fire and save di pikin dem, but dem no fit.   One person wey see di matter talk say, “We call fire service, but before dem reach, di fire don already kill di pikin dem.” Dem never sabi wetin cause di fire.   Di dead body of di two pikin don dey for mortuary for University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital for Akure.   Ondo State Police Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Funmilayo Odunlami, confirm di bad news on Thursday. She talk say, “Di two pikin dem dey inside house wey dia mama lock before she go buy food. Di fire choke and burn dem. We dey investigate wetin cause di fire.”

Two young brothers, Jelad Oluwaranakinse, aged five, and his three-year-old brother, Jenson, died in a fire that burned their home in Akure, Ondo State, on Wednesday.   Witnesses said their mother, Mrs. Deborah Oluwaranakinse, locked them inside the house and went out to buy food. While she was away, a fire started in the house. Neighbours tried to stop the fire and save the children, but they could not.   One witness said, “We called the fire service, but by the time they came, it was too late. The children had already died.” The cause of the fire is still unknown.   The remains of the two boys were taken to the morgue at the University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital in Akure.   The Ondo State Police Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Funmilayo Odunlami, confirmed the sad event on Thursday. She said, “The two boys were locked inside the house by their mother, who went out to get food. They were choked and burnt in the fire. We are investigatin...

Deux jeunes frères, Jelad Oluwaranakinse, âgé de cinq ans, et son frère Jenson, âgé de trois ans, sont morts dans un incendie qui a ravagé leur maison à Akure, dans l'État d'Ondo, mercredi. Des témoins ont déclaré que leur mère, Mme Deborah Oluwaranakinse, les avait enfermés à l'intérieur de la maison et était sortie pour acheter de la nourriture. Pendant son absence, un incendie s'est déclaré dans la maison. Les voisins ont essayé d'arrêter l'incendie et de sauver les enfants, mais ils n'ont pas pu. Un témoin a déclaré : « Nous avons appelé les pompiers, mais quand ils sont arrivés, il était trop tard. Les enfants étaient déjà morts. » La cause de l'incendie est encore inconnue. Les restes des deux garçons ont été transportés à la morgue de l'hôpital universitaire des sciences médicales d'Akure. L'officier des relations publiques de la police de l'État d'Ondo, Mme Funmilayo Odunlami, a confirmé le triste événement jeudi. « Les deux g...

Olivier Boko wey be businessman and Oswald Homéky wey be former Minister of Sports go now get lawyers wey the president of National Bar Association for Benin go find for dem. Dem talk this matter for court on Wednesday, January 22, for the Court for the Repression of Economic Offenses and Terrorism (Criet) . Dem accuse dem say dem plan bad thing against the country, bribe government worker, and use fake documents.  For court, dem ask the two men whether dem don try find new lawyers because the lawyers wey dey work for dem before no dey again. Olivier Boko talk say, “We dey inside cell every time. The way dem lock us no give us chance to talk to anybody. We no fit do anything.”  Mario Mètonou wey be government lawyer tell the court say the law no go allow dem question the two men if lawyer no dey with dem. E tell the court make dem ask the president of National Bar Association to find new lawyers for the two men so the case fit continue on Thursday, January 23. The judge agree ...

Olivier Boko he yin ajọwatọ de po Oswald Homéky he yin agbagogán aihundida lanmẹyiya tọn dai po na tindo whẹ̀yidọtọ lẹ he nọ yin azọ́ndena gbọn ogán Pipli Whẹ̀yidọtọ Bénin-nu lẹ tọn dali todin nado gọalọna yé. Nudide ehe yin bibasi to owhẹ̀ de to Azangaagbe 22 Alunlunsun, to whẹdatẹn de he nọ yin yiylọdọ Court for the Repression of Economic Offenses and Terrorism (Criet) . Yé nọ yin owhẹ̀ sẹ́nhẹngba tọn sadokọna taidi sẹ́nhẹngba sọta otò lọ, nado gblewhẹdo ahọluzọnwatọ de, podọ nado yí owe lalo tọn lẹ zan. To owhẹ̀ lọ whenu, whẹdatọ lọ kanse mẹhe yin whẹsadokọna lọ lẹ eyin yé ko basi tito nado haya whẹ̀yidọtọ yọyọ lẹ na whẹ̀yidọtọ yetọn he jẹnukọn lẹ ko yin didesẹ to gbèdopo wutu. Olivier Boko gblọn dọ, “mí nọ yin súsú to azán lọ blebu ji. Gànpamẹ ninọ mítọn ma nọ dike mí ni dogbẹ́ hẹ mẹde gba. Mí ma sọgan wà nudepope gando e go.” Mario Mètonou he yin whẹylọmẹtọ vonọtaun lọ flin whẹdatẹn lọ dọ, sọgbe hẹ osẹ́n lọ, mẹhe yè sawhẹdokọna lọ lẹ ma sọgan yin hokanse adavo yé tindo whẹ̀yidọtọ ...

Olivier Boko xe nyí ajɔwatɔ ɖé kpó Oswald Homéky xe nyí agbagogán aihundida lanmɛyiya tɔn ɖayǐ kpó ná tindó hwɛ̀yiɖɔtɔ lɛ xe nɔ nyí azɔ̌nɖena gbɔn ogán Kpikpli Hwɛ̀yiɖɔtɔ Bénin-nu lɛ tɔn dali todin nadó gɔalɔná yé. Nuɖiɖe exe nyí bibasí to ohwɛ̀ ɖé to azangaagbe 22 alunlunsun, to hwɛɖatɛn ɖé xe nɔ nyí yiylɔɖɔ Cour de répression des infractions économiques et du terrorisme (Criet) . Yé nɔ nyí ohwɛ̀ sɛ́nhɛngba tɔn saɖokɔná tayiɖi sɛ́nhɛngba sɔta otò lɔ, nadó gblehwɛɖo axɔluzɔnwatɔ ɖé, kpóɖɔ nadó yí owě lalo tɔn lɛ zan. To ohwɛ̀ lɔ hwenu, hwɛdatɔ lɔ kanse mɛxe nyí hwɛsaɖokɔná lɔ lɛ enyí yé ko basí tito nadó xaya hwɛ̀yiɖɔtɔ yɔ́yɔ́ lɛ ná hwɛ̀yiɖɔtɔ yětɔn xe jɛnukɔn lɛ ko nyí ɖiɖesɛ to gbèɖokpó wutu. Olivier Boko gblɔn ɖɔ, “mǐ nɔ nyí súsú to azán lɔ blebu ji. Gànkpamɛ ninɔ mǐtɔn ma nɔ ɖike mǐ ni ɖogbɛ́ xɛ mɛɖé gba. Mǐ ma sɔgan wà nuɖekpókpé gandó é go.” Mario Mètonou xe nyí hwɛylɔmɛtɔ vonɔtawun lɔ flin hwɛɖatɛn lɔ ɖɔ, sɔgbe xɛ osɛ́n lɔ, mɛxe yè sahwɛɖokɔná lɔ lɛ ma sɔgan nyí xokanse adavo yé...

Olivier Boko he yin ajọwatọ thé po Oswald Homéky he yin agbagogán aihundida lanmẹyiya tọn thayi po na tindo whẹ̀yithọtọ lẹ he nọ yin azọnthena gbọn ogán Pipli Whẹ̀yithọtọ Bénin-nu lẹ tọn dali todin nado gọalọna yé. Nuthithe ehe yin bibasi to owhẹ̀ thé to Azangaagbe 22 Alunlunsun, to whẹthatẹn thé he nọ yin yiylọthọ Court for the Repression of Economic Offenses and Terrorism (Criet) . Yé nọ yin owhẹ̀ sẹ́nhẹngba tọn sathokọna tayithi sẹ́nhẹngba sọta otò lọ, nado gblewhẹtho ahọluzọnwatọ thé, pothọ nado yí owe lalo tọn lẹ zan. To owhẹ̀ lọ whenu, whẹdatọ lọ kanse mẹhe yin whẹsathokọna lọ lẹ eyin yé ko basi tito nado haya whẹ̀yithọtọ yọyọ lẹ na whẹ̀yithọtọ yetọn he jẹnukọn lẹ ko yin thithesẹ to gbèthopo wutu. Olivier Boko gblọn thọ, “mi nọ yin súsú to azán lọ blebu ji. Gànpamẹ ninọ mitọn ma nọ thike mi ni thogbẹ́ hẹ mẹthé gba. Mi ma sọgan wà nuthepopé gando e go.” Mario Mètonou he yin whẹylọmẹtọ vonọtawun lọ flin whẹthatẹn lọ thọ, sọgbe hẹ osẹ́n lọ, mẹhe yè sawhẹthokọna lọ lẹ ma sọgan yin ho...

L’homme d’affaires Olivier Boko et l’ancien ministre des Sports Oswald Homéky vont désormais se voir attribuer des avocats par le bâtonnier de l’ordre national des avocats du Bénin. Cette décision a été prise lors d’une audience tenue mercredi 22 janvier à la Cour de répression des infractions économiques et du terrorisme (Criet). Ils sont accusés de crimes tels que complot contre l’Etat, corruption d’agent public et usage de faux. Au cours de l’audience, le tribunal a demandé aux accusés s’ils avaient pris des dispositions pour engager de nouveaux avocats depuis que leurs anciens avocats ont été démis de leurs fonctions la veille. Olivier Boko a répondu : « Nous sommes enfermés toute la journée. Notre détention ne nous permet pas d’entrer en contact avec qui que ce soit. Nous n’avons rien pu faire. » Le procureur spécial, Mario Mètonou, a rappelé au tribunal que, selon la loi, les accusés ne peuvent être interrogés sans représentation légale. Il a suggéré que le tribunal demande au bâ...