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JUST IN: 1 Feared Dead, Others Rescued As Building Collapses In Lagos—-A tragic incident unfolded on Wednesday at 10, Cameroon Street in Mushin, Lagos, where a building collapsed, resulting in the death of a child and the rescue of seven other residents from the rubble.

According to reports from residents, the collapse occurred amidst heavy downpours that have been affecting various parts of Lagos. Sympathizers were able to rescue seven individuals from the debris, but sadly, one child lost their life in the incident.

As of the time of reporting, emergency response from the Lagos rescue team had not yet arrived, leaving residents distressed and in urgent need of assistance.

The collapse underscores the dangers posed by structural vulnerabilities exacerbated by adverse weather conditions in urban areas. Efforts are ongoing to manage the aftermath of the collapse and provide support to affected residents during this challenging time.

 

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BREAKING: The Trump Administration Has Reportedly Halt All Aid to Ukraine—-Donald Trump administration press secretary Caroline Leavitt stated that the U.S. will no longer provide military assistance to Ukraine because their priority is peace negotiations.

This decision came after the controversy during Zelensky’s visit.

“We are no longer going to just write blank checks for a war in a very distant country without a real, lasting peace,” Leavitt said.

“It was great that the cameras were rolling because the American people and the whole world got to see what President Trump and his team are dealing with behind closed doors in negotiations with the Ukrainians,” she added.

Earlier, The Washington Post reported that the Trump administration is not ruling out halting all ongoing military aid shipments to Ukraine, worth billions of dollars.

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JUST IN: Moon Sighted As Saudi Arabia Confirms Ramadan To Begin On March 1

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JUST IN: Moon Sighted As Saudi Arabia Confirms Ramadan To Begin On March 1—-Saudi Arabia has officially declared that the holy month of Ramadan will commence on Saturday, March 1, following the sighting of the crescent moon.

This announcement signifies the start of a month-long period of fasting and spiritual devotion for over 1.8 billion Muslims across the globe.

Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, follows a cycle of 12 months in a year that lasts either 354 or 355 days.

Observing the fast from sunrise to sunset is a fundamental pillar of Islam, mandatory for all healthy adult Muslims.

However, exemptions apply to children, the elderly, the sick, travelers, and women who are pregnant, nursing, or menstruating.

For generations, the beginning of Ramadan, as well as the Islamic festivities of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, has been determined by the sighting of the moon.

In many countries, including Saudi Arabia, work and school schedules are often adjusted during Ramadan to accommodate fasting and religious observances.

Meanwhile, the Governor of Bauchi State, Bala Mohammed, has announced all schools in the state would be closed for Ramadan fast.

Thecloudngr reports that State’s Ministry of Education Information Officer, Jalaludeen Maina, confirmed the development on Friday.

Maina said the school closure was in line with the state’s approved school calendar for the 2024-2025 academic session in the state.

Maina disclosed that the closure would start from March 1 to April 5

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