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A Brazilian Congresswoman, Flordelis de Souza has been charged with ordering the execution of her husband with the help of at least 10' of their 55 children.    Pastor Anderson do Carmo was shot more than 30 times at their home in June 2019.   In a statement released this week, the Rio de Janeiro state police said a total of 11 people have been charged in connection with the crime, including six of Souza's children and one granddaughter.   Investigators believe up to 10 of her children may have been involved in the crime, local sources say.   The couple shared 55 biological and adopted children together.      Police issued nine arrest warrants and 14 search warrants in the cities of Rio de Janeiro, Niterói, São Gonçalo, and Brasília, where the congresswoman has an apartment.   Police said Souza's motive was 'a struggle for power and her financial emancipation.'    An arrest warrant is yet to be issued for Souza, who is an elect...

Eyo Charles, the Daily Trust reporter who had a clash with former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode over a question he asked, has shared his own side of the story.    According to the journalist, FFK lost his cool even after directing that all the journalists he invited should "ask any manner of question.” He also alleged that FFK sent his aide to threaten him and also promised to get him sacked from his firm.    FFK said;    Femi Fani-Kayode, a former minister and former spokesman to former  President Oluseegun Obasanjo, recently lost his cool when he rounded up his visit to Cross River State where he spent about a week. To climax the visit, he had asked Alhaji Rasheed Olanrewaju of the AIT to invite some media houses so that he could relay the report of his extensive guided tour of Governor Ben Ayade’s projects, mostly in the southern part of the state. The invitation was extended to Daily Trust newspaper, a frontline natio...

Zimbabwe has made it illegal for schools to expel pupils who get pregnant, a measure aimed at tackling gender inequality in the classroom and discouraging many girls from dropping out of school. According to Zimbabwean media, a legal amendment was announced last week and it seeks to reinforce a 1999 guideline that was patchily implemented.    The decision was reportedly made over fears of a rise in sexual abuse and unwanted pregnancies as schools have been closed since the Coronavirus pandemic struck.   Many parents of pregnant girls, or the girls themselves, decide to quit schooling due to the pregnancy, and schools do not always do enough to encourage them to stay, officials say. “I’m expecting every parent and guardian and everyone else to understand that every child must be assisted by all of us to go to school,” Cain Mathema, the education minister in charge of schools, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation this week “Every child whether boy or girl... has a right...

American actress, Halle Berry wants to represent herself in court in her divorce case with ex-husband, Olivier Martinez.    In court documents obtained by ET on Tuesday August 25, the "Monster's Ball" actress filed to represent herself in the divorce case.    According to the documents, her former attorney, Marina Zakiyan Beck, signed off on the change on July 30 with the 54-year-old signing off on August 11,   As for her ex-husband, 54, he is being represented by celebrity divorce attorney Laura Wasser.   The former couple filed for divorce in October 2015 after two years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences and asking for joint custody of their 6-year-old son, Maceo.    "It is with a heavy heart that we have come to the decision to divorce," Berry and Martinez said in a joint statement at the time. ‎"We move forward with love and respect for one another and the shared focus of what is best for our son. We wish each other nothing b...

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), yesterday, declared that chloroquine prevents the dreaded coronavirus. Its Director General, Prof. Christianah Mojisola Adeyeye, during an online interactive session with journalists said: “We realise that chloroquine can be used in the early stage of the COVID-19 infection as prophylactic treatment. Science does not lie.” The pharmacist further explained: “On March 20, 2020 during a press briefing, I said I was going through a literature and I found (out) that chloroquine and remdesivir killed COVID-19 in vitro – that is in the laboratory. In early March, there was a publication where 100 patients were treated with chloroquine in 10 hospitals across Chinese cities. I made a statement that chloroquine is only for clinical trial treatment. There has to be a level of confidence that depends on the number of subjects and results.” She went on: “We did not know that the disease has four stages that include pre-expos...

The remains of the late Baba Eto of Lagos, Chief Nathaniel Folarin Coker, would be committed to mother earth on Friday, August 28, 2020. Chief Coker, who  died on 12th August 2020 at the age of 97 , was until his death a Barrister, pioneer Lagos State civil servant, public servant, educationist and Patriot to the core. According to a release, signed by the Director-General of the Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, a scion of the decease, Wake Keep and Service of Song for Chief Coker on Thursday 27th August 2020 at 4:30 pm, while the Funeral Holy Communion Service, followed by interment on Friday, August 28, 2020, at 11am. Coker noted that all COVID-19 pandemic preventative measures would be strictly abided to, as directed by the Federal Government of Nigeria. The NTDC boss also disclosed that all obsequies are scheduled to be streamed live on Zoom, YouTube and Facebook. The elder statesman is survived by his only child, Mr Folorunsho Folarin-Coker, daughter-in-law, Aisha Fol...

The police in Rivers state on Tuesday August 25, arraigned a 21-year-old girl, Blessing Levi, before a Magistrate Court sitting in Choba Community, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State, for ''indecent dressing and taking a photograph of a policeman on duty without consent.'' The police had dragged Blessing before the court on a three counts charge bordering on indecent dressing and taking a snapshot of the officer on duty without seeking permission. According to the charge sheet, Blessing was alleged to have some time in May 2020, snapped a police sergeant without his consent.  The charge sheet also stated that the lady was ''dressed indecently with an intention to cause disorderliness amongst members of the public.'' Vanguard reports that when the charges were read to Blessing, she pleaded not guilty to all of them. However, the trial Chief Magistrate,  Israel Agbaeaor, granted her bail of N100,000 with surety in like sum. The Ma...