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barbaric” mob attack in Nigeria’s southern town of Uromi, in Edo state
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ABUJA, March 28 (Reuters) – At least seven suspected kidnappers were set ablaze and killed in a “barbaric” mob attack in Nigeria’s southern town of Uromi, in Edo state, the governor said on Friday. Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo condemned the mob killing of the individuals, pledging that those responsible would…
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Disturbing footage has emerged showing the moment an angry mob tear the clothes off two women and cut their hair after they were suspected of shoplifting.
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The pair were also shoved and kicked as they lie on the ground and try to shield themselves from the blows. The incident was filmed by onlookers in the town of Tapachula in the south-western Mexican state of Chiapas. It was then shared on Twitter , where it has been viewed over…
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The boy accused of blasphemy who cut off his hand.
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WARNING! Content below is not for the weak at heart! Image caption,Qaiser says he is proud of his actions After a Pakistani boy cut off his own hand following a public accusation of blasphemy, BBC Urdu’s Iram Abbasi travelled to his village in Punjab province to find out what happened.…
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The Surrender Of Nazi Germany.
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Unlike the surrender of Nazi Germany, which took place on 7 May 1945 to little fanfare in a French schoolhouse in the middle of the night, the bringing about the official surrender of Japan, which took place on the American battleship Missouri on 2 September 1945, was a spectacular event…
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Anna Haining Bates: One of the Tallest Women in History and Her Unique Love Story
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Anna Haining Bates, born on August 6, 1846, in Mill Brook, Nova Scotia, is remembered not only for her remarkable height but also for her extraordinary life alongside her equally towering husband, Martin Van Buren Bates. Standing at an astounding 7 feet 11 inches, Anna was one of the tallest…
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See the terrible thing done to a female medical doctor.
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THIS IS EVIL! See the terrible thing done to a female medical doctor. Outrage as medical doctor is brut@lly gang r@p£d and mu.rder.ed A 31-year-old trainee doctor named Moumita Debnath was m*rd£red in a brutal way and this has shocked the whole of India and the international community. On 9…
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1941The Navy and it’s Bureau of Yards and Docks (abbrev.: BuDocks) decided to improve project oversight of civilian contractors by creating “Headquarters Construction Companies”.These companies would have 2 officers and 99 enlisted, but would do no actual construction.
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On 31 October 1941, Rear Admiral Chester Nimitz, Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, authorized the formation of the 1st Headquarters Construction Company. Recruiting began in November while boot training began 7 December 1941 at Naval Station Newport. By 16 December, four additional companies had been authorized. December 28 Rear…
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When Queen Anne Boleyn’s head was removed and held up to the crowd at her exEcution in 1536, her mouth kept moving!
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😳 In Anne’s last moments, she knelt down in preparation for the exEcutioner’s blow, and began to pray loudly. In an instant, the exEcutioner b~headed Anne with a single strike of his sword. Some eyewitnesses reported that Anne’s lips continued to move for several seconds after her b~heading. Did she…
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WHO IS A WOMAN
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Having just a vagina, boobs and hips doesn’t make you a woman🙅♂️ A woman is the one that can feed a man with encouragement and positive ideas. A woman is not the one that can help a man spend all his money but helps a man save and invest before…
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![In 1913, the brothers, Louis [Bud], age 13, and Temple, age 9, rode from Oklahoma to New York City on the Indian Motorcycle seen in the photo.](https://wohistorynlocalgist.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/FB_IMG_1735243736743-150x150.jpg)
In 1913, the brothers, Louis [Bud], age 13, and Temple, age 9, rode from Oklahoma to New York City on the Indian Motorcycle seen in the photo.
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This was not the Abernathy boys’ first adventure.In 1909, the two brothers, Louis “Bud,” aged nine, and Temple, five, encountered a host of Old West obstacles, including wolves and wild rivers, when they rode more than 1,000 miles from Oklahoma to Santa Fe and back—ALONE!The following year (1910), the brothers…